Drought Worsens Across Nation Tightens Water Shortages
The nationwide drought belt from Texas to New England stayed intensely dry over the weekend, harming crops and property with fires across thousands of acres. Water rationing hit communities and major cities, winter wheat seeding delayed in the Plains, and livestock faced feed and water shortages while Florida and California reported favorable growing conditions due to irrigation. A hurricane named Ginny off Cape Hatteras increased fire danger as winds rose to 85 mph, though arid southern Maine to Vermont remained critically dry.
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Storm Cellar Moved In Kansas Barnlike Shelter Relocated
Wayne Yoho of Stark moved a concrete storm cellar a mile and a half to a new farm home in Walnut Kansas. He dug out the structure and slid it on two tree trunks as skids along country roads then reinstalled it with no damage to walls or roof. The move cost $150, fewer than building a new shelter. Relatives helped, adding to the cost in feeding them.
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Humboldt Talk Club Sets Fall Meeting at Tik Tok
Humboldt The Talk of the Month club will hold the first fall and winter meeting Thursday night at Tik Tok restaurant. President Russell T Runnels announces Diane Rawson as speaker. She will recount Africa explorations, living with natives, their beliefs and history shaping events. She has also traveled in China and southern Asia. A dinner at 6 30 precedes the program. Library update notes 7 727 books in circulation as of Sept 30.
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Humboldt Public Library September Checkout Totals
The Humboldt Public Library reports September activity with 882 total checkouts. Readers borrowed 248 youth and children's non fiction titles and 652 youth fiction books, while adults checked out 93 non fiction books and 430 fiction titles. A total of 101 periodicals were also borrowed.
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Parkhurst family returns from Kansas City tragedy
Dr and Mrs J L Parkhurst traveled from Kansas City after the death of Mrs Parkhurst s sister Mrs Eva Shearer Clark. Survivors include two sisters Mrs Kohler of Moran and Mrs Loren of Kansas City and two brothers M N Shearer of Viola and J B Shearer of Kansas City. They spent several days with the family.
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Pittsburg by John Childs director child death notice
Mr and Mrs Virgil Powell and children of Topeka were called to Humboldt Friday due to the death of his mother Mrs J A Powell. Mr and Mrs Howard Coulter left Friday to return to their home at Kermit Texas after visiting here with Mr and Mrs John Long.
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Civil Rights Debate Shapes In Congress This Week
In Washington the House Judiciary Committee prepares to weaken the civil rights bill with revisions, aiming for broader support. Senate action centers on a $1.7 billion higher education aid measure as hearings on the administration tax bill continue, with key figures like Emanuel Celler and Robert F. Kennedy seeking moderation to gain bipartisanship.
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Birthday party honors Mary Marie in Fredonia
Benedict Mrs Douglas Chambers hosted a birthday party for seven year old Mary Marie on Oct 10 assisted by sister Mrs Luther Glasgow of rural Fredonia. Guests included Charles and Becky Floyd Steven Miller Jerry Guenther Donna Ellen Culbertson Rita Parsons Linda Sue Anderes Tonya Forbes Gary Glasgow and Charlotte Chambers Refreshments of cake ice cream and pop were served.
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