Incumbents Lose in Primary Races Across State Senate
Several incumbent senators failed to secure renomination in a wide primary. Notably, Paul Winsch and John V. Glades sought higher offices but were defeated. Others trailing included Donald Hulls in a tight Jeffer son-Douglas-Shawnee district and Lawrence’s own Reynolds Shults. Absentee ballots will be counted before canvass.
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Paul Winsch
John V. Glades
Kingman
Jefferson
Douglas
Shawnee County
Donald S. Hulls
Lawrence
Roads and Highways Committee
Reynolds Shults
Sens
Harlen Schram
ft-Hiawatha
Fayette Rowe
Columbus
Alvah T. Menhausen
Mankato
Steadman Ball
Atchison
Joseph McDowell
Kansas City
Pannbacker
State Senate
House
Senate
JM. Eves. Lakin
Inman C. Winlt
R-Lakin
Leroy E. Barginger
R Weber
Jewell County
Erich Penner
Big Parade Opens Second Fair Day in Scott City
Scott City on Wednesday hosted a second day of fair events highlighted by a parade along Main Street drawing hundreds of spectators. Winners across horse, pony, and float divisions were announced with Dana Auten and Clifford Dean among top riders, and Scott City Jaycees led civic entries with First prize plaques issued to several groups.
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Scott City
Dana Auten
Debbie, Elmore
Christie Conine
Clifford Dean
Mike Patton
Dwight Stoppel
Happy Flamemakers Hdu
Assembly of God
Rainbow Girls
Frontier Hysbrid
Bardahl
Conoco
Scott City Jaycees
V.F.W
Manning Jayhawkers
Town and Country
Lake Wide Awake
Girl Scout
Rodeo turnout fills Scott County grandstands night one
Scott County fairgrounds grandstands brimmed as the first of a two round rodeo proceeded. Butch Gleason of Dodge City led bareback riding on Calamity Jane with 52 points, followed by Dale Johnson of Tribune 48 on Deer Trail Fly and Kent Anderson of Holly Colo 40 on Buckskin Joe. Emmit Mundy of Santa Fe N M won saddle bronc on Proven Bomber for 47, with Dick Panzner of Shields 44 on Big John and Jim Van Relle of Santa Fe third on Wide Country 38. Alan Dobler of Burlington Colo topped bull riding on Little Doe 46, Jim Kalma of Holly 42 on No Dice, Perry Hatfield of Santa Fe 41 on Black Friday. Everett Logan of Wichita won calf roping in 16.4 seconds, Ernie Poe of Healy second 16.9, Dick Morgan of Garden City third 17.7. Norman Dorenkamp of Titusville Colo won steer wrestling in 5.4, Bobby Cooper Santa Fe 7.0, Gene Witman Garden City 8.9. Jody Green of Ashland won ladies barrel race 17.4 with Sandra Hutchins Scott City 17.5 and Cynthia Hutchins Scott City 18.7. Lois Witman Garden City 19.0.
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Scott Crryy
Scott
Emmitt Mundy
Santa Fe
N. M
Bomber
Dick Panzner
Shields
Big John
Jim van
Burlington
Cols
Alan Dobler
Little Doe
Jim Kalma
Holly
Colo
Perry Hatfield
Everett Logan
Wichita
Ernie Poe
Healy
Dick Morgan
Garden City
Norman Dorenkamp
Tially
Bobby Cooper
Santa Pe. N. M
Gene Witman
Ashland
Jody Green
Sandra Hutchins
Scott City
Cynthia Hutchins
Lois Witman
Jurgensen Benched With Knee Injury For Redskins
Washington quarterback Sonny Jurgensen was benched for about two weeks due to a knee injury but was expected to be ready for the NFL opener against Cleveland on September 13. The injury sidelined him during practice, raising questions about the team’s early-season plans.
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Washington
Sonny Jurgensen
Cleveland
Social welfare workshop attendees noted at University of Kansas
Mrs. Berniece Bruegel and Orval Reece were among county and state staff at a social welfare workshop last week at the University of Kansas. Sandra Renick is set to receive a bachelor's degree at Colorado State University commencement in Fort Collins. Kenneth Fromm and Merlin Line will receive master’s degrees. Sheele Kay Scott has returned home after a brief stay at Children's Hospital in Denver.
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Berniece Bruegel
Finney County
Orval Reece
University of Kansas
Sandra Renick
N. 2Nd
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Kenneth Fromm
Merlin
Lakin
Sheele Kay Scott
Jesse Scott Jr
E. Spruce
Children’s Hospital
Denver
Scott County Fair Hosts Livestock Show Winners
On opening night of the Scott County Fair Orlin Zink earned the Brand champion title after leading hogs cattle and horses in a 4 H livestock fitting and showing contest Jo Ann Huseman was named reserve grand champion Blue ribbons went to Jo Ann Huseman and Jim Minnix in the horse class Top two swine show entries were Orlin Zink and Stanley Wiechman Beef division exhibitors were Terry Moeme and David Herman
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Scott City
Scott County
Orlin Zink
Jo Ann Huseman
Jim Minnix
Stanley Wiechman
Terry Moeme
David Herman
Adults admitted and births in Garden City area hospitals
Listings show admissions at St Catherine Hospital including Mrs David Miller Mrs Merle Jay and others with addresses in Leoti Deerfield and Garden City plus dismissals at St Catherine and Leopold. Birth announced at St Catherine a daughter to Mr and Mrs James Skaggs at 7 22 am weighing 6 11.
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St. Catherine
David Miller
Merle Jay
Leoti
Wilmer Legates
Leoti Stephen
Chetilyn Neely
Maria Holmes
Davis Marsha Adams
Holcomb
Lupe Hernandez
Deerfield
Ida 8. Strong
Donald Roy Dye
Copelane
Donald J. Roth
Rose Gonzales
Fatinie Pearce
Garden City Ave
Jack Penny
Raymond H. Heer
Chesterfield
Arthur Wright
David Gaffney
W. Kan
Sas
Esther Roberts
Mulberry
Clayton Stinemetz
N. Sth
Martha Heiser
Evans
B. L. Williams
Leopold Alvin Dyer
James Skaggs
Boy Scouts Display At Scott County Fair Winners
Scott City Boy Scouts showcased at the Scott County Fair with blue ribbon wins across divisions. Winners include Woodwork James King and Collections Brad Hull, plus Knot Board Rod Hull and Best Patrol Display Mike O Neal. Cub Scouts honors go to Indian Handicraft Display Roger Winter and Home Model Craft Alan Je Well.
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Scott City
Scott County
James King
Brad Hull
Rod Hull
Mike ‘O’neal
Larry Brooming
Bob Hull
Roger Winter
Alan Jewell
Kim Armantroul
Terry Janzen
Daniel Nelson
Large Crowd At Scott City Fair Night of 4-H Shows
A large Scott County Fair crowd attended first-night events including the 4-H livestock sale, public revue, queen crowning, and a fireworks display. Grand champion beef was an Angus 1,135 pounds sold for 338 per hundred to Healy Co-op, while reserve grand champion Shorthorn 1,035 pounds sold for 338 to Scott Co-op. Grand champion swine Hampshire sold for 34 per hundred to Healy Co-op, reserve grand champion Hampshire sold for 32 to Scott Co-op. Final tallies show 374.55 and 341.55 paid for the top beefs.
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Jamey Christy
Angus
Scott County Fair
Gwen Huck
Rick
Jamey
Go Getters
Manning Jayawkers
Scott City
Scott County
Karrn Christy
Rick Huck
Barbara Dearden
Hampshire
Healy Co-op
Scott Co-op
R. H. Spencer
Elmore Helmers
Carol Helm
Hereford
Modoc State Bank
Jonny Christy
Wheatland Electric
Jay Simon
Shorthorn
Security ‘State Bank
Mike McDaniels
First National Bank
Mike Scheuerman
Ideal Food Store
Janet Dearden
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
At Kansas City, cattle run 2700 head with calves 150. Cows steady to weak, calves steady, good and choice calves priced 15.00 to 17.00. Hogs 3000. barrows, gilts up 10-35. sows strong to 25 higher. 260-380 lb barrows 15.75-16.50. 160-260 lb 13.75-16.25. Sheep 200. spring lambs 21.75-23.00. quality ewes 4.00-5.50. Blue ribbon beef shown. top bids include Herefords and Shorthorns around $31-$35. Baby beef turnover and grand champion hogs noted. total head 32?19 heeves and 13 swine listed before auctioneer.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
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Ray J. Brakebill
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Thomas MI. Kidwell
William L. Roberts
Marshall G. Gardiner
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Edward V. Wiegers
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Sabetha
Joe Warren
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Pittsburg
Waller Porter
Miller
Jack A. Quinlan
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Dick Crist
Jammie Kimball
Darrell Daubert
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