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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1956

Page

2

Capper Firms Sold to Stauffer in Topeka Deal

Capper Publications including the Capper names and several papers were sold to Oscar Stauffer of Stauffer Publications Inc. Philip Zach announced the unanimous stockholder approval. Stauffer already held a third stake in the Topeka Daily Capital and Topeka State Journal and owns additional dailies and magazines across multiple states.

Topeka Capper Publications Ind Arthur Capper Oscar Stauffer Stauffer Publications, Inc Philip Zach Capper Stauffer Topeka Newspaper Printing Co Topeka State Journal Kansas City Household Capper's Farmer Kansas Michigan Pennsylvania Ohio KCKN Kas Wibw-Tv The Capper Printing Co Capper Engraving Co Arkansas City Pittsburg Newton Shawnee, Okla Grand Island York, Neb Maryville Independence Nevada Santa Maria Calif

County crews advance road work near Galesburg and Chanute

Erie and Vicinity report shows two miles of grading southwest of Galesburg and a mile of resurfacing road south of Chanute in progress. William Hill's crew moved the rock crusher from Stark area quarry after securing crushed rock for ongoing county road improvements. Otto Hibbs, longtime city plant employee, visits Erie for health reasons as his heart ailment heals. Hibbs lives near Kimball. Hugh Slaten has suffered months of illness at home on North Main. Pittsburg State College welcomes incoming students Marvin Knetzer Orvin Shively Junior Harvey Carroll Cobble and Ronnie Kyle this fall. The Erie Kindergarten Mothers Club plans a meeting tonight with Mrs.

William Hill Stark Area Galesburg Chanute Otto Hibbs Erie Hibbs Kimball Hugh Slaten North Main Erie Clinic Pittsburg State College Marvin Knetzer Orvin Shively Junior Harvey Carroll Cobble Ronnie Kyle Eric Kindergarten Mothers Club

Sorghum Valley Grange Elects 1957 Officers

Sorghum Valley Grange met Wednesday with Bryan Burk presiding and 12 officers present. Officers elected include Bryan Burk master Roy McMillen overseer Mrs Freddie Markham lecturer Ronald Burk steward Frieda Markham Jr assistant steward Fred Ebert treasurer E W Maxwell secretary Harold Manly gate keeper Ceres Mrs Harold Manly Pomona Mrs E W Maxwell Flora Mrs Kenneth White lady assistant steward Harold Lowe executive committee Mrs C A White juvenile matron Mrs J F Richman chaplain Roy McMillen insurance agent. The group voted to enter the 1957 Community Service contest and set September 15 for the Grange County Convention at the Fredonia courthouse. A skating party for juveniles is planned September 18 at the skating rink. Refreshments served for 33 members.

Sorghum Valley Grange Bryan Burk Grange S. L. McMillen Fredonia Court House Roy McMillen Freddie Markham Ronald Burk Freddie Markham Jr Fred Ebert E. W Maxwell Harold Manly Ceres Pomona E. W. Maxwell Flora Kenneth White Harold Lowe C. A. White J. F. Richman Roy Johnson

Farm income seen 9 percent higher in July September

The Agriculture Department projects net farm income for July through September at about 12 billion dollars, roughly 9 percent above the prior year, signaling possible impact on farm voting in November. Prices received are about 2 percent below last year while marketing volume rises.

Washington Agriculture Department

Teacher Drowns In Smoky Hill River Tragedy

A retired teacher Miss Myrtle L. Smith aged 62 was found drowned in the Smoky Hill River behind her Salina home on Saturday. Local authorities investigated the death as a possible accident or misadventure.

Salina Myrtle L. Smith Smoky Hill River Sat

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