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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1958
Page
4
Editorial contrasts long friendly spats over coffee and a Tokyo style bazaar with modern One Price Stores. It laments loss of vocal haggling as time pressures rise and notes Chanute's imagined street scene ending with a playful 22 cent loss.
The Thursday sidewalk bazaar in Chanute showcased an Old World flavor with booths extending to meet shopper needs. Crowds gathered to sample the market method, signaling strong interest in the event.
The piece humorously extols fishermen as devoted, obsessive types who rise before dawn, chase elusive fish, and endure weather and gear changes for the thrill of the catch. It likens their zeal to gamblers chasing one more cast and notes their appetite for fishing over eating.
A writer in the People's Forum misprinted oligarchy as obligarchy while arguing the Supreme Court acts as a constitutional oligarchy. The piece explains oligarchy means government by the few, and notes obligarchy is not a dictionary entry.
Tribune reports the annual Mexican Fiesta will take place Friday and Saturday at Little Mexico with Julio Verdin in charge of arrangements.
Jack Anderson reports in Baghdad that Egyptian influence aided the Iraqi coup against King Feisal. He cites Shanshal’s Cairo audience with Nasser and Egyptian media and officials aligning with the revolution. Egyptian embassy activity and a new pro Egypt stance hint at broader ties.
Dr. George W Crane argues against trial marriages and premarital relations. He asserts sexual adjustment comes from medical technique after marriage and warns illicit affairs harm personality, families, and societies. He offers a booklet on sex problems of young people for 20 cents and a return envelope.
The sentence should read He depends more on you than on me. Use than not rather for the comparison.
Mrs. Colborn hosted Elk Creek Farmerettes on Monday with eleven members and four children present. Guests included Mrs. Glenn Timmons and Mrs. Olgesbee. A milk in the diet meal was prepared and served at noon. Wichita visitors Jimmie Travis and family and Earl Garner with son visited Thayer and relatives. Several families from Independence Ottawa Wilsonville and Norfolk were also noted with weekend visits and travels.
The schedule lists KOAM Channel 7 and rivals with a wide lineup from 7:00 p.m. to midnight including Perry Como Gunsmoke Gale Storm and Tales of Texas Rangers among others. Monday September 15 features morning cartoons game shows news and soap operas across channels KOTV WDAF KODE and more.
Friday visits as families gather at relatives homes in Thayer and nearby towns. Notes mention teaching duties in Galesburg, farm moves to Thayer, Lumber and Supply business, and social visits by residents from Olathe Lyons Parsons and Neen. Quips column adds light humor about TV, marriage, and local life.
A Colby Free Press report notes a man explains he still dreams nightly of Gene Autry's horse despite changes or efforts to move on. The remark highlights lingering memories tied to classic western icons.
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