NFO Proposes Grain Price Holds to Protect Farmers
National Farmers Organization leaders in Kansas released a plan urging farmers to hold grain at specified prices for several commodities including No. 2 yellow corn at 1.50 per bushel and No. 2 hard winter wheat at 2.00, arguing futures prices threaten farm economics and urging collective action and prearranged contracts with processors.
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National Farmers Organization
NFO
Don Evertson
Melvern
Kansas
NFC
Erie Kayettes and Kays Attend Eureka Unit Conference
Twenty eight Kayettes and six bays from the high school attended the Eureka unit conference Monday with sponsors Mrs. Virginia Moody and Raymond Duncan. Other local movements include visits by families to Chanute Ottawa Grand Lake Pittsburg Blue Mound and Manhattan for events and funerals.
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Robert Stegman
Bernard Stegman
Pittsburg
Loren Smith
David
Parsons
E. C. Bryan
Grand Lake
Charles Miller
Origin and sale facts from 19th and 20th centuries
The Ancient Order of United Workmen traces its founding to 1868 in Meadville Pennsylvania by John Jorden Upchurch. The United States purchased the Virgin Islands in 1917.
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The
Ancient
Order of United Workmen
Meadville, Pa
John Jorden Upchurch
United States
Virgin Islands
Greek Relations Resumed Between U S and Greece
The United States resumed normal diplomatic contacts with Greece and formally recognized the ruling military junta. Ambassador Philips Talbot met Foreign Minister Panayiotis Papanopoulos at noon, saying it is a resumption of normal diplomatic contacts. Turkey had already extended recognition, while King Constantine remained in exile in Rome.
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United States
Greece
U.S
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Talbot
Constantine
Rome
Turkey
NATO
1967 Is Reviewed For Kiwanis Club
Immediate past president Jack Brown reported on Kiwanis Club activities and accomplishments for 1967 at the Tioga Hotel meeting. Wilbur Allison presided as president with guest Dave Benson, a junior Kiwanian.
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Jack Brown
Kiwanis Club
Tioga Hotel
Brown
Dave Benson
Wilbur Allison
Neosho Valley Creamery reports new highs in 1967
Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery Assn. posts record 1967 figures at its 29th annual meeting. Wayne Pearce says gross sales reach 5,852,975.31 dollars and net earnings 266,139.09 dollars, with near 25 cents per hundredweight. Directors vote cash dividends and bolster revolving funds.
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Erie
Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery Assn
Wayne Pearce
Tommy Rupert
Salina
Chanute Tribune Report January 23 1968 Brief
Local Chanute items reflect community happenings on Tuesday January 23 1968. Notable notices include civic updates and society briefs from Chanute Kansas and surrounding area.
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Chanute Tribune
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