Big Kansas fish run at Fall River Dam trip
Carl Seal of Topeka reports a two day outing below Fall River Dam yielded 35 fish including five 2 2 pound walleye two crappie and several white bass up to three pounds while noting white bass runs rival other Kansas lakes. The piece describes fast water fishing spots behind the dam and warns against snagging in the pool below the wall.
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Carl Seal
Topeka
Fall River Dam
Carl
Kansas Lake
Stilling
Fall River
Kansas
Stilling Basin
National league drama as Oil tops Orley's Cafe 13-12
Consolidated Oil wallops Orley's Cafe 13-12 in a pitching rough game with 20 errors, three late runs sealing the win. John Lee Borjas and Curtis Holbert homered for Consolidated Oil while John James and Mike Collins went deep for Grey's Cafe. Bill Dexter earned the win, Dale Douglas caught. First National Bank beat Ash Grove 17-14 in a high scoring game with nine Ash Grove errors. J C Winkler hit a grand slam and Robert Ortiz added a bases loaded triple for First National. Edward Baker and Mark Mitchell pitched. Winkler caught.
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Oil
Orley
First National Bank
Ash Grove
Orley’s Cafe
Bank of Commerce
Consolidated Oil
John Lee Borjas
Curtis Holbert
John James
Mike Collins
Grey’s Cafe
Bill Dexter
Dale Douglas
Roger Tucker
Ron Raple
J. C. Winkler
Tony Mitchell
First National
Winkler
Robert Ortiz
Edward Baker
Mitchell
Dennis Gates
Mark Alonzo
Brad Hart
James McGuffey
Youth in Custody On Theft Charge
Mike Busby a Chanute youth wanted in a copper and lead theft from the city power plant grounds was taken into custody by Neosho county sheriff George Neely. He is held at the city jail awaiting hearing after previously being released on petty larceny charges for a later police court date.
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Mike Busby
Chanute
3Rd and
Santa Fe
George Neely
Neosho County
Busby
Knowing Your Soils How to Improve Farm Yields
Professor C W Bidwell of Kansas State urges farmers to test soils separately by condition to judge lime needs and fertility. He emphasizes sampling quality, moisture and nitrogen factors, and depth limits above bedrock while noting fertilizer alone cannot fix poor soils.
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C. W. Bidwell
Agronomy
Kansas State University
Weddings Are News The Tribune Guide for Notices
The Tribune outlines timely reporting for wedding notices to appear the day after the ceremony or in brief form within two days. Advance notices are common for local weddings, with photo submissions from studios encouraged. Reports must be signed with the sender’s name and telephone.
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the Tribune
Tribune
Australia installs its two millionth telephone line
The two millionth Australian telephone line was installed with a personal call from the postmaster general. The recipient received a telephone index, a golf pencil, an engraved plate, and bills totaling 25 pounds plus 15 pounds connecting fee and 10 pounds advance rental. Australia shows high density with 24 instruments per 100 people. The article notes 17th century Valentine traditions of handwritten cards.
Barter Museum Profiles Kentucky Bourbon History
ARDSTOWN Kentucky visitors tour the Barter Museum of Whiskey History showcasing 170 years of U S whiskey making from the Whiskey Rebellion to notable Americans involved in the industry.
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Ardstown
Kentucky
Barter Museum
Bardstown
United States
Chanute Tribune Tenants Seek Fair Housing Policy
Local housing activists in Chanute press for a fair housing policy as July 1965 debates unfold. Community leaders from the Chanute Housing League and city officials discuss steps to prevent discrimination and expand access to homes for families in the area.
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Bermuda
STER
King Zip
WED
Nesday
East Main Street
Pric's
Baby Doll
P.j.'s
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Crossfire
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Channie Tax
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