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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1967
Page
8
Editor notes reprint of a Christmas tale in which God surveys pilgrim souls from space. Jesus forgives humanity despite earthly neglect, reminding that duties extend beyond Earth to the sky. The story ends with a human soul placed in God’s hand as heavenly bells ring.
The Kansas Highway Commission directs its legal department to draft a new contract with R. L. Polk and Co. of Detroit. The agreement will bar Polk from selling registered name lists to direct mail advertisers and will require Polk to pay Kansas the same per name rate it pays other states.
A 14 year old Columbus pupil named Merry Christmas Trees lives with parents Mr and Mrs Jack P Trees at Northland Senior High School. She has two brothers Jack Pine Trees 27 and Douglas Fir Trees 28.
A fragment contains odd phrases and misspellings about character clot clues and a mention of The Straight Line. It discusses being straight forward dependable and careful about small things and seldom late, with repeated garbled terms. The text lacks clear events or persons.
In St Petersburgh Florida mayor Don Jones repays a poker debt to 8 year old Patrick J Egan of Florissant Missouri. The mayor lost 16000 match sticks in a World Series trip wager and sent 16000 toothpicks as payment after learning matches cannot be mailed.
Portland area residents had mixed views after the first real snowfall in three years. A high school teacher said the snow was needed for the dry summer, while a salesman recounted car troubles and a chilly morning with a frozen starter and slipping on the walkway.
TOPEKA AP Atty. Gen. Robert Sonderholm warns Kansans not to use unordered merchandise received by mail. If used the recipient may owe payment. Return unopened to the mailman or post office. Do not be obligated if you do not use it. dunning letters may be disregarded. Keep for a reasonable time then dispose of it.
Chicago resident George Howell heard carolers on his porch singing for about fifteen minutes before they tore down the stair railing and fled. The incident left Howell unsure if they were festive or hostile as officers investigate the disturbance.
Local notice urges safe holiday practices with lights and trees. Emphasizes homeowner responsibility, lists community efforts on a new fire house, road repairs, and holiday greetings for service members and families in Earlton Chanute and nearby areas.
Bowling scores from Chanute highlights include league results and individual tallies with details on the top scorers for Friday games. The page records frame by frame outcomes and standings updates for local bowling clubs.
Two brick buildings at 618 Bridge Street known as Bivouac Tavern and La Cuchara Dining Room with adjacent connection. One side houses Mexican dining, the other malt beverages. strong ongoing business under lease. Owner seeks sale as a pair, may offer partial financing. could sell separately without financing. Contact Edna or Warren McGill in Iola Kansas.
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