Insurance promos and pre-Christmas party news brief
All types of insurance ad offers low rates and gift certificates valued at $50, $30, and $20.90 with Johnson Brothers promotion ending December 23. Party guests include Carl Bedenbender Jim and Mrs. Carl Bedenbender at 617 W Elm. An Atchison bartender Luther L Reeves was jailed three days and fined $10 for intoxication.
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Johnson Brothers Register
Carl Bedenbender
Jim
W. Elm
Dale Romig
Nancy
Diana
Wichita
Marion Manson
Humboldt
Larry Manion
Lawrence
Dale Nichols
Colony
Pearl Osborn
John Bower
Chanute
Romigs
Roy Romig
S. Plummer
Luther L. Reeves
Atchison
Funeral services for Mrs. Pearl Beaver
Private funeral held December 18 at Johnson Mortuary for Mrs. Pearl Beaver with Rev. Ray J. Hutchison officiating. Burial followed in Elmwood Cemetery as Mrs. C. H. Pankratz was accompanied by Mrs. Floyd L. Johnson singing In The Garden and Beyond The Sunset. bearers included J. R. Wasser and others.
Reward Offered for Bald Hill Range Cattle Rustlers
A $500 reward is posted for information leading to the arrest and conviction of cattle rustlers in the Bald Hill Range, located 175 miles east of Prince Rupert, British Columbia.
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Prince Rupert, B. C. H
Bald Hill Range
Here
Kansas Ranked Among Top Mineral States in 1956
Kansas again ranks as a leading mineral producer with 1956 outputs valued at 514.87 million dollars, up 5.5 percent from 1955. Oil dominated value at 350.99 million dollars from 124.47 million barrels, while natural gas reached 525.9 billion cubic feet. Barton County leads with 42.4 million, followed by Ellis and Russell.
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Kansas
United States
State Geological Survey, University of Kansas
Barton County
Ellis County
Russell County
Rooks
Greenwood
Stafford
Rice
Graham
Cowley
Cherokee
Sedgwick
Allen
Barber
Stevens
McPherson
Pawnee
Butler
Bourbon
Elk
Montgomery
Neosho
Shawnee
Wilson
Wyandotte
Reno
Leavenworth
Linn
No More Rash Deals With Student Body
Billings Oklahoma. Superintendent John Gorton vows stricter rules for high school students. Anyone remaining in halls after morning bell must sweep. if no one is present he will sweep himself. He has carried the broom since school started.
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Billings
Okla
John Gorton
Gorton
Boy Scouts Run Lost Children Depot at Central Canada Exhibition
OTTAWA report that Boy Scouts will operate a lost children depot at the Central Canada Exhibition. Parents are urged to harness small children tag larger ones with name address and telephone and tell the whole family to seek a Boy Scout if a child becomes lost.
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Ottawa
Boy Scouts
Central Canada Exhibition
Christmas activities and visits span Midway School community
A Midway School covered dish dinner drew about nine attendees from faculty families and staff. Christmas programs at the school featured Santa’s workshop and Why The Chimes Rang. Members of Baker University vocal groups performed at a Christmas Candlelight service. Further gatherings included pre Christmas home celebrations and family travels to Los Angeles Bend and Topeka with several relatives named.
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Buffalo
Midway School
W. T. Blackwood
Dean Blackwood
Baker University
G. D. Blacwood Jr
Baker Quartett
John States
Paul States
Randy
Toronto
Dale States
Daleanne
Lawrence
Joe State
Emporia
F. R. Collison
Bend
Ore
Gordon Brown
Doug
Greg
Eric
Charles Hess
Santana
Calif
Ella Wolfe
Topeka
George Hess
Colorado Legislature Renames Two Colleges in Colorado
The Legislature changed two college names this year with Colorado A&M College at Fort Collins becoming Colorado State University and Colorado State College adopting a new designation as part of statewide higher education updates.
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Greeley
Colorado State College
Denver
Colorado
Colorado A&m College
Fort Collins
Colorado State University
Colorado State
Roundabout Way For Getting Medicine
Des Moines businessman Don A Springer sick with flu while his wife hosted a women’s group upstairs. With no medicine handy he called his office from bed and the office worker alerted Mrs Springer, delivering the medicine on time.
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Des Moines
Don A. Springer
Montana seeks title to Chief Joseph Battlefield site
Helena Montana authorities seek to gain ownership of the 160 acre Chief Joseph Battlefield area where Nez Perce leader Chief Joseph and his band surrendered in 1877 to General Nelson A Miles. The move aims to formalize control of the historic site and preserve it as a memorial.
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Helena
Montana
United States
Joseph
N. A. Miles
Lumbering Brick Named President of Local Lumber Firm
Atlantic City reports J Benjamin Brick has been appointed president of a local lumber company, signaling leadership in the industry. Brick, a longtime executive in lumber, assumes the post amid regional market shifts and ongoing construction activity.
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Lumbering Brick
Atlantic City
N. J
J. Benjamin Brick
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N. Lincoln
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Wolfe
Tom Drake
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Ark
Pat Fitzmorris
Lucille White
Clinton Durst
Philathea
Orville Millican
J. L. Walker
Oley Apt
Millican
W T. Blackwood
Tom Read
Blackwood
Clinton
Chanute Tribune Pg. & Darst
Lucille Wite
Lanspark
Ing
Everett Caldwell
Colo
Wilson Pi'man
Lucinda and
Kent
E. M. Kamm
Coupiscuas
Palen's Grocery
Manley Transfer CO
N. Santa Phone
BIG Burger
Oe. W. Maia
Skinney Elec
Stevenson's Grocery
W. Main
Anderson's
S. Highland
F. E
Gene" Orr
N. Highland
Dee Derby
Esta Laymon
Noel
Nu-Way Cleaners
O C Furniture
Seasons Greetings
Nash Motors
S. Evergreen
Gray
Vhone
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