Resentment over Local Attack on Congressman George’s Water Work
Editorial defends Congressman Myron George against a critic in the river town. It notes his work in the Neosho River Basin, funding for planning and construction, and cites the 1951 flood that altered plans. Burlington Dam is seen as near completion with Council Grove to follow, and locals express gratitude for his efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron George
George
Mr. George
Neosho River Basin
Burlington Dam
Council Grove
Bible Verse for Today Reflection
A brief meditation centers on the verse Matthew 19 17 asking who is good and noting the call to follow Scripture. The item presents a devotional prompt rather than news events.
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Matthew
Old Inn in Castellaloux France Serves Notable Lunch
In Castellaloux a trip through southwest France ends at Le Vieulle Auberge. The Old Inn offers a simple dining room, eight tables, and a blue plate lunch for $2.10 featuring cantaloupe with red wine, sweet breads with mushrooms in cheese sauce, a chestnut stuffed chicken leg, and a shallow apple tart with six kinds of cheese. Coffee costs a dime extra.
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Old Inn
Kansas Retail Grocers Ann convention plans for Chanute
Tributes note the Kansas Retail Grocers Association closes its seventh annual Wichita meeting and schedules its 1934 convention in Chanute. Dan Bloomheart presents the invitation for Chanute Independent Grocers Club with M. B. Shirley and Earl F. Schlosser attending.
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Kansas Retail Grocers Ann
Wichita
Chanute
Dan Bloomheart
Chanute Independent Grocers Club
Bloomheart
M. B. Shirley
Earl F. Schlosser
Clips and Quips from the Nation and Nationals
A mixed selection of short quips and remarks from various papers. Items range from navy sailors and re enlistment concerns to humor on student life and light political notes. Some lines reference China’s news and a joke about a husband buying a fur coat to quiet his wife.
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Cherryvale
Eisenhower Plans Campaign Push in Key Political Areas
President Eisenhower vowed to campaign in the most vital spots with Meade Alcorn and Nelson Rockefeller talking strategy. Nixon cautioned that Democrats hold an edge, while GOP leaders urged aggressive campaigning to offset overconfidence and boost prospects in upcoming elections.
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Eisenhower
Drew Pearson
Washington
Meade Alcorn
Republican National Committee
Nixon
Alcorn
GOP
Pearson
Ike
White House
House
Joe Martin
Massachusetts
Richard Simpson
Pennsylvania
Tom Dewey
Rep.Simpson
Worry Clinic Reveals Stingy Words Hurt Marriage
Dr. George Crane discusses stinginess beyond money in marriage showing how withholding praise erodes a wife’s morale. He cites John and Alice as case material and promises a 90 day plan plus a follow up. Readers are invited to request the marriage tests.
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George W. Crane
Alice R
John
Scrooge
Silas Marner
Kinsey
Alice
America
Husbands & Wives
Crane
Hopkins Syndicate
Ind
Chanute Tribune Local Subscriptions and Publication Details
Chanute Tribune announces publication details and subscription rates for Wilson and Woodson counties. The notice lists editors, publishing company, and mailing options with monthly and yearly prices for local and surrounding counties.
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Chanute Tribune
B& Highland
Chanute
Chanute Publishing Company
Ernest W Johnson
James E. Sheridan
Wilson
Woodson
Atatin Te
Ape Ee
Mai
Os Wood - Cer Eer
Ems
Improve These Common English Language Questions
The user presents five English usage queries and answers. 1 corrects to “he came down the ladder” with omit to. 2 gives phonetic “litter-ji” with first-syllable stress. 3 identifies misspelled “retoric” as rhetoric. 4 defines galore as plentiful or abundant. 5 asks for a ple start word meaning excess. the answer is plethora supported by example.
High Prairie Pioneers Elect Officers At October Meeting
The High Prairie Pioneers 4-H club elected officers during a October 9 meeting in the church basement. Elected were president Mark Wing, vice president Gary Morton, secretary treasurer Caro lyn Wing, reporter Cheryl Campbell, and council members Karna Coats Gary Campbell. Others named include recreation Larry Marple, song leader Brien Morton, parliamentarian, Carolyn Wing pianist, with leaders report by Mrs Philip Wing. The program featured talks on the Topeka Fair and Hutchinson State Fair and Junior Leadership camp.
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High Prairie Pioneers
Mark Wing
4-H Club
Gary Morton
Carolyn Wing
Cheryl Campbell
Karna Coats
Gary Campbell
Roland Wiggans
Lawrence Coats
Larry Marple
Brien Morton
Philip Wing
Topeka Fair
Hutchinson State Fair
Television Log Highlights for October 14 1958
TV grid lists prime time shows on KOAM Channel 7 KOTV 6 WDAF 4 KODE 12 and daily morning to late night slots. Notable programs include Amos n Andy Eddie Fisher Show To Tell The Truth Bob Hope Show Red Skelton Californians Garry Moore State Trooper and more across channels with schedule notes and local station names.
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Amos ‘N
Andy
Eddie Fisher
Bob Hope
Arthur Godfrey
Red Skelton
Garry Moore
State Trooper
Marlboro College Class of 1948 Reunion Echoes Solo Member
The Marlboro College class of 1948 staged a reunion with only one attendee, a humorous self portrait by a sole member who recounts a life of uneventful milestones and quirky campus traditions. The piece blends nostalgia with dry wit on a Vermont hillside and a campus song about casserole culture.
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Marlboro College
Marlboro
Sixth Avenue
Casserole College
English Department
Vermont
Biarritz
France
Hutchinson Fair Groups Judge Livestock and Cooking Events
Carolyn Wing Gary Campbell and Mary Wing judged livestock and dairy cattle at Hutchinson with cooking and sewing events. Cheryl Campbell led a group singing segment and junior leaders performed. Mark Wing served as reporter for the fair coverage.
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Hutchinson Fair
Carolyn Wing
Gary Campbell
Topeka
Mary Wing
Hutchinson
Cheryl Campbell
Local families attend events across three counties
Banner notes visits by Mr and Mrs R D Scott and Fannie McClaren to Independence to see daughter Lyle Roney and family, while O E Hines and G C Clinesmith join Fall Festival in Chanute. C L Cox returns from Eudora after granddaughter Sharon Engelbrecht wedding. Hines hosts picnic at Fall River Dam. Legion Auxiliary coffee tour at Legion hall. Virgil Hobbs and baby travel to Fredonia on business.
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Sharon Engelbrecht
C. FE. Hines
Hines-Wickersham
Fall River Dam
Virgil Hobbs
Baby
Fredonia
O. E. Hines
American Legion and Auxiliary
The
Legion Hall
Fixing Shoes Scrambled Eggs and Silver Polish Tips
The piece offers quick home remedies. Soften stiff leather by washing with warm water and applying castor oil. Improve egg shortages by soaking bread in milk and mixing with eggs before scrambling. Remove scratches from table silver using putty powder and olive oil paste, then polish.
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A Tire Company
Castellaloux
Jph
Tribune
Thayer
Bessie Power
Frank Aitken
J. W. Guthrie
Grand Lodge of Kansas Odd Fellows
Order
Salina
Chanute Lodge
W. M. Mayers
J. C. Hayes
S. F. Wade
W. W. Stevens
W. S. Woodward
J. E. Wible
Rebekahs
J. C. Merritt
D. H. Fisher
George Northrup
South Highland
University Daily
Kansan
China
Peiping
Mao
Pittsburg
Atchison Globe
Topeka Capital
Wen
Barbara Mascitti
Wainock ST
Phila
Anodit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Robert N. Allen
South Santa Fe
Four States
Godfrey
Guiding Light
Miss Brooks
Koam.tv
KOTV
Wdaf.-Tv
Kode.tv
Trouble
Father
Popeye
Little Rascals
Doug Edwards
Wagon Train
Union Pacific
CBS
Harbor Command
Hollywood Showtime
Little Theatre
Jack Paar
Wheaties
Hugh A. Mulligan
AP Newsfeatures
Hal Boyle
Kim Novak
Main & Santa Fe
Philco
Pioneer
E. Main
Wilson's Davis Paint Store
First National Bank
Chanute, Ks
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