Local Briefs and Community Notes From Main Street
News briefs cover hospital ads, tire services, and local visits. Ann Landis visits Kansas City relatives. Mrs Frances Woods returns from Severy and Wichita trips. Neosho Valley Ladies Aid holds a picnic at Highland Park. a death in Seibert prompts family travel. two minor car accidents reported with no injuries. births announced from Compton California. FAF Club and 4-H meet. Pfe John B Haggard visiting grandmother while stationed at Fort Lewis.
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Nash
Jennie Elsie Hull
Sylvia Joan Shaffer
S. Highland
Gerald Jones
E. Walnut
E. Main
Neosho Valley Ladies Aid
Highland Park
Kenneth Raney
John B. Haggard
F. E. Armstrong
N. Forest
Fort Lewis
Wash
Pittsburg girl flown after rooftop fall injury
A 5-year-old Pittsburg girl, Maria Albertini, was flown to Kansas City for hospitalization after reportedly pitching face first from a house rooftop onto a concrete driveway. She had been treated locally. the fall likely came from a neighbor's rooftop ladder left unattended.
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Pittsburg
Kansas City
Maria
A. J. Albertini
Hog Price Up Cattle Steady at Kansas City Market
Kansas City livestock report shows hog prices rising while cattle remain steady overall. Cattle and calves traded notably active with price tones varying by grade, while hogs gained 50 cents on barrows and gilts. sows up 25 to 50 cents. Kansas City cash grain and hay markets noted slight advances in wheat and maize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
City
USDA
U. S
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
Thornburg and Neodesha Hospital Update Poultry Prices
Mrs. Bessie Trichler remains in Neodesha Hospital for several days of treatment. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Kuntz traveled from Kansas City, Kansas. Chicago market reports butter steady with 93 score AA and related price ranges, eggs steady with 65 percent or better whites and various grades, and live poultry steady with prices for heavy and light hens and roosters noted.
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Thornburg
Bessie Trichler
Neodesha Hospital
L. R. Kuntz
Kansas City
Kas
Chicago
Horns of Dilemma In an Old Cistern
Idaho rancher Arthur Van Slyke of Homedale found a 10 foot deep sunken cistern hole with a live whiteface steer at the bottom. The bull was pulled from the hole after it kicked Van Slyke in the arm signaling it was still alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Arthur van Slyke
Homedale
van Slyke
Brainwashing Charge By Temperance Board Urges Action
The Methodist board of Temperance says liquor advertisers spend over 400 million dollars yearly to brainwash the American public into believing drinking harms none. Reverend Dr. Caradine R. Hooton, general secretary, calls Congress to curb interstate and billboard advertising on federal routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Methodist Board of Temperance
Caradine R. Hooton
Farm Life Notes and Local Visits Include Harvest Busy
Evening work continues on farms as farmers rush to harvest and silos. Johnsons and Bradfords hosted visitors while Mrs. Coats and Mrs. Bradford connected. Owens vacationed in Minnesota bringing back dressed fish. Sturdevant faced a disaster when an owl caused the death of 136 two month old chickens. he shot the owl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Johnson
Walter Bradford
David Brown
Thurman
Victor Coats
L. J. Owens
Minnesota
Sam Sturdevant
Adventist cadets train for service with no arms
In Grand Ledge Michigan 150 draft age Seventh-day Adventists attend the national encampment of the church medical cadet corps. The 16 hour daily program covers military discipline drill map reading and first aid. They vow to serve and help the wounded but object to bearing arms.
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Grand Ledge
Mich
Medical Cadet Corps
Local Cement Contract Talks Continue Without Strike
Officials said talks with Consolidated Cement Corp. continue and a strike is not imminent. The local unit awaits further company action as negotiations proceed. The article notes a historical remark about Murano glassblowers guarded on the island in the thirteenth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Cement Corp
Murano
Cattle Dominate Arizona Land Use At 90 Percent
In Arizona 90 percent of land is used for grazing supporting an 861000 cattle population. The statistic highlights the scale of ranching in the state and its impact on land use.
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Arizona
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Cady
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Kay Hotel
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Cecil Woods
Severy
Hal Woods
Wichita
Bobbie Woods
Newton
Henry Kline
Jack Angood
Les Demoiselles
Miss Mary
Brazil
S. Forest
North Valley School
Carl Clark
Debbie
Ronnie
David McGhee
Sharry
Julia Ann
W. A. Coonrod
Merrill Brock
Seibert, Colo
Coonrod
B. H. Short
Ernest D. Malcolm
Compton
Calif
W. E. Malcolm
S. Western
FAF Club
John Reep
James Madden
N. Steuben
William Feldman
van Buren, Ark
van Buren
Universal Atlas Cement
Fredonia
United Cement, Lime and Gypsum Workers Local No
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U.S. Air Force
Jimmy Bryan
Phoenix
Ariz
Monza
Italy
Harold S. Zeis
Indiana
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City Cash
Oracle
Temperance Board
Galt
Ont
Ernest Smith
Boyd Burns
W. Main
Johnson Brothers
Hersheyers
Jar
Foodtown
Chanute Sales Pavilion
KCRB
Chanute Sales
East 4Th St
Joe Brazil
H & H Agency
Neal McCoy
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Frank Hotchkiss
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