Because We Care Weekend Opinion on Garden City Curfew
Dodge City Globe criticizes Garden City's new curfew as unnecessary yet notes enforcement is indifferent. The column contrasts local curfew enforcement with Dodge City's violence and admits Dodge has issues after dark while Garden City's drainage problems, ongoing for years, remain unaddressed.
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Wekend
Dodge City
Seastaff Side and the Dighton Herald Echoes
LeRoy Allman writes a lighthearted column from Dighton recapping county fair season anxieties and rural observations. He jokes about fairs age struggles, livestock barns, and the mix of city life versus farm life. He riffs on farm gambling, school term anticipation and Tom Mix in cement.
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Dighton
Colummn
Dighton Herald
LeRoy Allman
Lane County Fair
Telegram motor carrier rates and publication rules
The notice outlines carriage rates for Telegram motor carrier service in Garden City and other cities, with annual charges for local and out-of-area addresses. It lists counties Finney, Lane, Scott, Wichita, Grey, Hamilton, Bearny, Grant, Haskell and Gray and sets prices such as 99.00 per year and 616 per year elsewhere. It requires publication-day delivery by mail in cities with local carrier service and notes local carrier rates apply.
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Garden City
Finney, Lane
Scott
Wichita
Gree Ey
Hamilton
Bearny
Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
Local
Ares College
Wf Telegram Motor
Mafl
Dodge City Bull Fight Reflects Mixed Feelings on July Fourth 1884
Barbara Oringoerf details the first bull fight on American soil in Dodge City at the Driving Park and Fair Grounds. Five matadors paraded, four bulls fought, with the fourth slain after injuring chief fighter Capt. Gregorio Gallardo. Editor Elaine of the Dodge City Times offered cautious criticism, noting crowd size and mixed entertainment value while praising horse racing and arch tournament. Citizens expressed remorse over participation, yet officials maintained order and deem the event a notable novelty in the nation’s celebration.
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Barbara Oringoerf
Dodge City
New Dodge
City Driving Park
Fair Grounds
Gregorio Gallardo
Gallardo
Dodge City Times
Elaine
Friend of Auto Industry Blocks Safety Car Plan
Washington and Albany clash as Speaker Travia blocks a $300,000 safety car study in New York. Governor Rockefeller and Senator Speno maneuver to keep the project alive, while Republic Aviation engineers push for crash worthy cars that could reshape auto safety standards if funded. California’s upcoming Democratic state chair race also looms large amid labor and industry alliances.
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Auto Industry
Washington
Albany
Nelson Rockefeller
Anthony Travia
New York Assembly
Brooklyn
New York State
Rockefeller
New York State Department of Motor Vehicles
Republic Avation
Jone Island
Republic Aviation
Travia
New York Assembly Rules Committee
U.S
Howard Smith
Virginia
New York
Edward Speno
Sen
Speno
Tavia
New York Motor Vehicle Department
Detroit
Tennessee Valley Authority
Armed Services
California
Carmen Warshaw
Southern
Fisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Republican Party
Tom Dewey
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Kansas
Tom Mix
Garden City Telegram
Terana Htin’ Company
Kanase Kansas
Marvin Smith
Febu Prasios
Secgnan Mz
Southwest
Drew Pearson
Cidents
Harveys
United Steelworkers
Harvey
Torrrance
Organized Labor
Democratic Party