Local Market Egg and Grain Prices Reported
Local market listings show extra large A s eggs and large and medium eggs with prices. C s egos and A s small eggs appear in the reader notice alongside wheat and barley price entries.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1966
Page
7
Local market listings show extra large A s eggs and large and medium eggs with prices. C s egos and A s small eggs appear in the reader notice alongside wheat and barley price entries.
AP roundup from Kansas City shows cattle and calf trade steady to higher with feeders auctioning at 25 to 75 dollars above prior. Cows 17.75 to 19.25, feeder steers 26.00 to 27.40, heifers 23.30 to 25.75, calves not fully tested. hogs up about 50 cents, barrows and gilts 26.50 to 27.75, sows 23.50 to 25.75.
Albert W. Vesper 44 died yesterday in Hamilton County Hospital after a heart attack. Born March 28, 1922 in Jetmore he lived in Syracuse 19 years and married Opal Hoyt in 1948. Survived by widow two children mother nine siblings and four brothers. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at First Presbyterian Church with Masonic graveside services in Syracuse Cemetery.
Indonesia and Malaysia signed an agreement to end their undeclared three year war. The pact ends hostilities, reopens diplomatic relations, and calls for general elections in Sabah and Sarawak to reaffirm their inclusion in Malaysia.
Lake Hasty near Hasty Colorado reports good fishing with catches of walleye and bass. Anglers include an Air Force man who landed a 5%4 pound walleye and several strong bass near John Martin Dam along the Arkansas River west of Lamar.
The note lists new office hours and a sequence of activities at the YMCA and nearby locations from August 11 to August 15. It includes swimming instruction at Mel Krebs pool, guitar classes at the YMCA Activity Hall, women’s exercise and ceramics at specified times, tennis instruction at Ben Grimsley court, youth swim and ceramics, a bicycling group meeting at Georgia Matthews School, and a high PRaina AR Club reorganization at the YMCA Activity Hall with new members welcome.
A 17 year old Texan, who reportedly stole a 1962 Lincoln from the Kansas Nebraska plant southeast of Lakin, lost control and wrecked the car about 1:00 a.m. three quarters of a mile from the plant. The vehicle flipped in a ditch near a concrete bridge. He was taken into custody by a sheriff's deputy and jailed in Kearny County pending court action. The car was demolished.
A meeting of participating agency representatives in the Finney County United Fund is called for 7:30 tonight in the Chamber of Commerce conference room by drive chairman J. Wayne Chambers. Wallace Wilson had ear surgery at St. Francis Hospital Wichita and is expected home Sunday or Monday. Margaret Hoagland, former Garden City High School faculty member, was released from Newman Memorial Hospital after major surgery and is at Emporia State Teachers College. Indian newspaperman A Bhadacharji is due in Garden City tonight to meet farm experts and the Telegram editor.
Mull Drilling Co. reports oil recovery from Lansing-Kansas City rocks one mile south of the Ed Seibel field in southwest Ellis County. At a 3,633 to 3,650 feet drill stem test the Kingsley CNW SE of 17-14-20W yielded 180 feet of clean oil 360 feet of muddy oil and 240 feet of very muddy oil. The test references Douglas sand at Brooks Hall No. 1 Lambert CSW NW of 35-90-14W in Barber County 15 miles NW of Medicine Lodge.
Hi Plains Enterprises Inc will build a 12 000 head cattle feed lot and mill on a 100 acre tract seven miles north of Leoti on K 25 with option on 50 more acres for expansion. The plant will use steam boiled feeding methods and begin operations in about 60 days. Executive offices will be in Wichita with operations in Leoti and board members from multiple Kansas towns.
Sgt. Carl S. Elliot, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Odin Gosnell, 33 N, 3rd, has been re stationed in Viet Nam and promoted to staff sergeant. He previously served as Supply Sergeant with A Battery of the 235 Artillery at Bien Hoa and is now stationed at Vung Tau. He has been in Viet Nam since June 12 and in the Army for six years.
Seaman Apprentice Charles A. Lewis, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph L Lewis, 307 N 10th, serves on the U S Seventh Fleet carrier Constellation in the South China Sea. Off Viet Nam, Constellation aircraft strike targets daily aiding U S and Vietnamese forces, downing a MiG 17, and damaging or destroying hundreds of structures bunkers vehicles and watercraft during its first weeks in Vietnamese waters.
Lab report shows blood from Charles Whitman contained no alcohol, barbiturates, or narcotics. Capsules found included amphetamine, aspirin, and no drove agents. Inquest ruling homicide confirmed. brain tumor theory disputed by Dr. Miller in a letter to Gov. Connally.
List of patients admitted to Garden City Hospitals including St Catherine and St Catherine births at St Catherine with names such as Irene Brewer Lucy Dillon Everett Oakley Leoria Bird and more. Also county jail sentence for Barbara Freeman and various police bond forfeitures, license revocations, deeds and local accidents at Gardendale Drive 6th and Kansas and Old Manor with named drivers and damages.
Cecil Haney, 26, has joined the Garden City Police Dept as a relief dispatcher replacing David Stonehouse who resigned. He hails from Johnson where he worked for the Johnson Co-op. He is a veteran, married with two children, and the family has moved to 915 N. 10th.
State Rep. E. B. Barnhill of Junction City will submit his resignation to Governor William H. Avery effective August 31. He has resigned as city attorney of Junction City and will become an associate professor of law enforcement at Central Missouri State College in Warrensburg.
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