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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1959
Page
4
Editorial notes Bob Krantz a Reno County farmer used heavy fertilizer on 281 acres and achieved averages well above 35 bushels per acre with some fields over 50. In Chanute, fertilizer successes on smaller plots support a broader trend as big operators share the secret with small growers.
A passage from Matthew 7 8 encourages believers to ask seek and knock with confidence The verse promises that those who ask receive those who seek find and to those who knock the door will be opened for thoughtful readers it serves as a reminder of persistent faith and divine accessibility to God.
Dubrovnik sits on the Adriatic coast with medieval walls, towers, and cramped stone streets that preserve a past era. Once a powerful medieval republic, its decline left it rich in history but short on hotel rooms and modern bustle, proving that defense through nonattention can be a safeguard as well as a fate.
The Johnsons expedition party will return to the United States in mid July after their Africa trip. Mrs Verne Carstens relayed the plan via cable from the pilot in the group. Nearby, Neosho County farmers anticipate nearly 150000 dollars in corn hog adjustments as contracts near signing in two to three weeks. Payments will follow contract completion in Washington.
A collage of witty lines from newspapers and magazines. Notes on funding for college students mention nine sources while a familiar aid is unnamed. Several quips address honesty, heredity, politics, youth, and aging with concise, ironic observations.
A Cabinet committee on price stability for growth led by Vice President Nixon urged balancing the budget and policy goals to curb inflation. The report echoes Eisenhower proposals and signals potential clashes with Democrats while eyeing 1960 campaign issues and possible antitrust actions on labor and management.
Washington columnist notes Earl Long's heavy race-track betting and political pressure from tax agents. His fundraising disputes with the Teamsters and ship operators add to a mounting crisis as internal revenue scrutiny intensifies and a plan to seek delay fails. Long grapples with legality, race relations, and constitutional limits on succession.
Journal shows Ernest W. Johnson as editor and publisher with department managers James Bo Sheridan and Dwight Wallingford. Office staff include Nellie Hollenehead Pay Clopine T. Ward and Dorsey Osborn. Publication notes list circulation areas and subscription rates across several counties.
Dallas Texas AP Rep Wright Patman career member of the House Banking and Currency Committee blames inflation and the 1953 rise in interest rates for a rising debt. He says the administration sought to raise the national debt limit six times and notes interest on interest has been paid.
Hollywood AP reports actress Terry Moore and her husband Stuart Cramer III began a honeymoon aboard his yacht off the California coast. They wed Sunday night at the Church of the Hills in Forest Lawn Memorial Park with about 100 guests. Moore is 29.
A dense listing of TV and radio program times, channels, and shows across multiple stations, naming programs such as Father Knows Best Wyatt Earp The Price Is Right and The Guiding Light, with time slots ranging from early morning to late night and notes on channel numbers and brief program blocks.
Hawaii primary results boost Democratic hopes for a sweep in state elections next month. Republicans argue many GOP candidates ran unopposed while Democrats drew votes. Hawaiians approved statehood by a 17 to 1 margin, influencing campaigns and party strategies.
Elsmore residents return from Trinity Lutheran Hospital in Kansas City with Elida Jackson. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Baker with Earl Modlin. Floyd and Larry Everts from Kansas City at Grace Ludlum’s. Trinity and Alderman reunions noted. Phillip Ericson’s appendectomy at Chanute followed by homecoming. Memorial Day picnic in Independence attended by L. E. Moore and Marylyn.
In Rahns Pennsylvania residents vote against home delivery with 89 of 118 signing a petition to restore mail to the village store branch post office. The move follows a test of door to door service in the rural hamlet.
Geologists say Aruba near Venezuela is the summit of a submerged peak lifted above the Caribbean Sea by underground movements.
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