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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1971

Page

2

Chanute Heloise Guides Home Living Tips and Recipes

Chanute Heloise offers practical homemaking advice from organization and note keeping to apple and rhubarb dishes. She shares extension unit info for women and tips on cleaning, bread making, and kitchen mishaps with humorous reflections on parenting teens.

Barbara Henshall

Good Old Days of Chanute Remembered in Town Reminiscence

A long reminiscence recalls days of elegant hostesses parties teenage card clubs Elks dances Neosho County Fair harness racing and fireworks. The author reflects on social life across Santa Fe tracks community pride and contrasts past hospitality with modern television.

Board of Education Elks Fosers Clothing Chanute Santa Fe Neosho County Peggy Jim Dan Patch

Wichita to host multi million agri industrial complex

Kansas National Junior Livestock Show officials announce purchase of a 240 acre tract north of Wichita funded by local businessmen. Byron Stout Jr. says the project will be ready in 18 months to two years and will provide show and sale facilities for 32 000 Kansas 4H and FFA youth at the beef barn in the Wichita Union Stockyards each October.

Wichita, Kan Kansas National Wichita Byron Stout Jr Wichita Union Stockyards Stout Kansas 4H FFA

Mines Still Active in Leadville Colorado

Leadville Colorado, the highest incorporated city in the United States at 10 152 feet, was founded in 1859 after gold discoveries and boomed with lead and silver in the 1880s. Today about 7 000 residents live there and its mines still operate supplying rare metals.

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