Goodlander Hotel Landmark Will Be Razed at Fort Scott
Fort Scott in southeast Kansas begins demolishing the four story Goodlander Hotel, a landmark since its 1887 opening. A local investment group bought the site for a new modern hotel and built a downtown parking area funded by a revenue bond. The project follows a community effort to save the site from an oil firm, with plans to incorporate adjacent property into the new complex.
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Goodlander Hotel
Fort Scott
Fort Scott Tribune
Kansas
Teddy Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
John L Sullivan
Phineas P. Barnum
John Ringling
U.S. 69
T. P. Baker Dallas
Fort Scott Investment Co., Inc
G. W Marble
John C. Gross
John Diehl
Douglas Hudson
T. L. Thogmartin
Harold Calhoun
Topeka
Goodlander
Old Fort
Free State
John Brown
Old Fort Plaza
Wilder House
Farm Bureau Splits On Aid Plans At Annual Meeting
The American Farm Bureau Federation opens its 39th annual meeting with delegates in three groups over government aid for agriculture. A large majority want less federal intervention, a small majority favor complete withdrawal, while a small minority seek more aid. President Shuman says the industry must move away from federal encroachment and notes the current price support program is a demonstrated failure.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Resolutions Committee
Farm Bureau
Charles B. Shuman
Sullivan, Ill
Shuman
Twin Dies After Kidney Transplant
Jimmy Foster a 14 year old from Pocatello Idaho died two weeks after receiving a kidney from his twin brother Jerry in a six operation series at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Boston The donor twin Jerry recovered and Jimmy had a congenital kidney defect rather than kidney disease per hospital bulletin
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Boston
Jimmy Foster
Jimmy
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Foster
Pocatello
Idaho
Jerry
Cuban hot dog demand drives production rise
The American institution of eating hot dogs is deeply rooted in Cuba, with factories struggling to meet demand. Five plants produce Perro Calientes, two in Havana and two in Camaguey, each making 250,000 boxes annually, 48 cans per box.
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Havana
Cuba
Camaguey
Elsmore Birthday Observed by Higgenbothams and Friends
Ida Higgenbotham of Elsmore marked her first birthday on December 5 with a family gathering Sunday. Guests included Emerson Higgenbotham and relatives from Kansas City and Bartlesville, plus the Bucklands, Collins family, Miller family, and others from Parkville to Kingman. Also noted were visits from neighbors and a stroke recovery for Harry Stewart. Thanksgiving visitors and local exchanges were recalled as community members shared holiday moments.
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Earl Ericson
Ernest Baker
Bayard
Harold Baker
Nancy
Diane
Bloomington
Til
Howard Baker
Linda
Gregory
Frank Myers
Arcadia
Sandra
Pittsburg
Fred Tippie
Junior Kyser
Steve
Topeka
Lester Tippie
Charles Buck
Forest Buck
Ray Buck
California
John Buck
Christy Spear
Colorado
Harold L. Johnson
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kansas City
Caroll
Bill Wilson
Ivar
Ted Senstedt
Victor T. Johnson
Oklahoma City
Gerald Johnson
Kristine
Elsmore
Ida Higgenbotham
Emerson Higgenbotham
Moran
Paul Buckland
Jerry
Carrie Abrams
Trimm Nelson
Cliff Collins
Charles Miller
Bartlesville
Okla
Bertha Myers
Milldred
Blackwell
Loren Broughton
Cheryl
Parkville
Brown
Telephone Exchange Office
Hillis Krokstrom
Chanute
Hulda Krokstrom
Wallace Mills
Marcia
George Holcomb
Kingman
Harry Stewart
Don Dunn
Hartville
George Heckensiable
Dean Marlo
Joe
Dickie
Bill
Colony
Jim Newburk
Ozark Country
Missouri
Ethel Watson
Orpha Watson
Man Dies After Kidney Operation Failure
The article details Jimmy Foster's failed kidney operation and the temporary improvement from an artificial kidney machine. Jimmy, executive vice president, was told three days ago the operation had failed. His mother Juanita Foster expresses resolve and hope others not be disheartened.
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Jimmy
Juanita Foster
Bonner Springs Court Rules Lincoln School Segregated
Bonner Springs was found by the State Supreme Court to maintain Lincoln School as a segregated school for Negroes. The ruling required the practice to end by the 1958 59 term. School board attorney J Donald Lysaught said parents could choose schools with written permission and that about 30 Negro students are now in previously all white schools.
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Bonner Springs
State Supreme Court
Lincoln
J. Donald Lysaught
Lysaught
Non Profit Financing For Southern Baptists
A nonprofit organization to lend money for Kansas Southern Baptist church construction is announced. Dr. N. J. Westmoreland says the corporation will issue six percent first mortgage collateral bonds to fund a one million dollar construction program next year. The Rev. H. H. Whatley resigns from Hutchinson First Southern Baptist Church pastorate.
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Wichita
Kansas Southern Baptist Churches
N. J. Westmoreland
Kansas Convention of Southern Baptists
Westmoreland
H. H. Whatley
First Southern Baptist Church of
Hutchinson
Inmate Advice on Asian Flu Circulated at Tulsa Jail
Capt. Clint on Riggs of the Tulsa police department heard jail inmates discuss instructions about an Asian flu allegedly handed out by an inmate doctor. Riggs found no doctors in the jail and began checking further.
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Tulsa
Okla
Clinton Riggs
Tulsa Police Department
Riggs
Doctor Identified as Tree Surgeon in Question
The inquiry centers on a medical professional described as a tree surgeon. Authorities have not disclosed additional identifying details and no formal charges have been announced at this time.
Recreation Committee member named to advisory council
KESHENA Wis Ernie Goodwill serves on the Recreation Committee of the Menominee Indian Advisory Council, reflecting his role in guiding community programs and cultural activities.
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Keshena, Wis
Ernie Goodwill
The
Menominee Indian Advisory Council
Primatene Promises Relief From Asthma Distress
An ad touts Primatene as opening bronchial tubes loosening mucus and easing nervous tension without injections. It claims eight medicines in full prescription strength work together for asthma relief and promotes sleep and freedom from spasms at 98 cents with money back guarantee. Whitehall Pharmaca 1965 Compasy
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Whitehall Pharmaca
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