Individual Mausoleum Offer in Parsons Cemetery Ad
A 1915 Grand Parsons Kansas advertisement offers a Standard Individual Mausoleum, Vault and Marker for 345 dollars plus state tax. Concrete-dollar cemeteries incur a 20 dollar additions charge. purchases go through your funeral director. INDIVIDUAL MAUSOLEUM Co. is listed with the Kansas address.
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Individual Mausoleum Co
Grand
Parsons, Kas
Native Alaskan land return moves near final approval
Alaska natives face poverty as Congress approves a plan allocating 40 million acres and 962.5 million dollars to native corporations. The program limits land sales for 20 years and emphasizes regional and village stock ownership with potential employment and development across communities.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Congress
Don Wright
The
Alaska Federation of Natives
Wright
Nome
Germany
Vilage
Girl Cyclist A-Trophies Fort Rucker Champion
At Fort Rucker Alabama 14 year old Janice Linker dominates motorcycle racing with a 100cc bike winning 13 trophies since May including five firsts Her father Billy R Linker a former rider and flagman at the Dothan track supports her while mother Shelby recalls an early backyard ride Janice recalls a scare at the start but still races away to victory over rivals with larger engines
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Fort Rucker
Ala
Janice Linker
Janice
CWO
Billy R. Linker
Ozark
Dothan
Shelby Linker
Import of European Cattle Approved
A new Agriculture Department pact will allow U S cattlemen to import elite European livestock and reduce reliance on semen from bulls shipped to Canada. A plan for a 16.1 acre quarantine station at Fleming Key off Key West, costing about 6.7 million dollars, aims to open by 1974 with early planning funded by about 200 000 dollars redirected within USDA.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
Canada
Graham Purcell
Dtex
House
Purcell
Roman Hruska
R-Neb
Earl Butz
Florida
Navy Department
Fleming Key
Key West
Butz
USDA
Five Women Sworn as Secret Service Special Agents
The Secret Service sworn in five women as special agents, joining 1111 male colleagues to protect the president, vice president, and their families. The new agents, all college graduates in their 20s, will undergo equal-pay duties and protection of candidates and visiting heads of state. They received training in combat, marksmanship, first aid, communication, and seizure procedures. The officers named Laurie Anderson, Sue Baker, Kathryn Clark, Holly Hufschmidt, and Phyllis Shantz.
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Executive Protec
Secret Service
James J. Rowley
Special Agents
Laurie Anderson
Jersey City
N.J
Sue Baker
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Kathryn Clark
Salt Lake City
Utah
Holly Hufschmidt
Milwaukee
Wisc
Phyllis Shantz
Rome
N.Y
Kansas hearing on prairie fire rules for locomotives
The Kansas Corporation Commission will hold a January 11 hearing to decide if rules should be adopted to reduce prairie fire hazards from locomotives. Chairman Dale Saffels said a pre hearing conference established ground rules for the upcoming session.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
Dale _—_ Saffels
Commission
Hay King of the World: Yates Center’s Hay Cap
Allen Taylor 22, a Kansas State accounting major and senior at the University, runs a hay hauling operation in Yates Center known as The Hay Capitol of the World. He employs nine workers, mostly older students, and hauls hundreds of thousands of bales yearly with four trucks, keeping a strict creed never to let a bale get wet.
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Yates Center
Woodson County
Allen Taylor
Manhattan
Taylor
Kansas State University
Muehlbach Hotel to Undertake Multimillion Renovation
Kansas City AP report says Hotel Muehlebach will receive a multimillion renovation. Ralph Hitz Jr. notes owners and management view the project as a good long term investment. Plans include facade work at the 1st Street entrances, room and bath remodels in the original building, and a new coffee shop.
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Kansas City
Muehlebach
Ralph Hitz Jr
Thanking Neosho Memorial staff and supporters
A note of gratitude from Mrs. Tom Evans thanks Drs. Abbuehl Glen and Edd Ashley, nurses, and the entire Neosho Memorial Hospital staff for their care and kindness, and also thanks friends for cards, flowers, and visits.
Billy Graham's The Jesus Generation featured at Samford’s Bog and Nook
Open evenings Monday through Thursday showcase Billy Graham's new title The Jesus Generation at Samford's Bog and Nook in Iola. The event invites readers to explore faith themes in a bookstore setting with evening hours.
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Billy Graham
Samford
Bog& Nook
Iola
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