Market reports from Garden City livestock sale August 26 1968
Local wagon prices for wheat and feed grains are listed alongside a detailed Garden City Livestock market summary. Cattle, hogs, and calves show varied price declines with most replacements down 50 cents to 1 dollar, and Kansas City prices range by type and weight. Bulls and stockers also noted, with packing sows and boars priced and a Friday sale estimated.
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Garden City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Dow Jones hits new high as 30-industrial average rises
The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials at noon today was up 5.10 to 897.44, moving beyond the 891 resistance. Beef futures quotes show Oct Dec Feb and Apr contracts with highs lows and closes across the board.
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Chicago Live Beef
Herron Earns Philosophy Doctorate at Nebraska
George Merriel Herron of 1201 N 3rd received his Doctor of Philosophy degree from the University of Nebraska Friday. Herron is an assistant professor at Kansas State University and an agronomist at the Experiment Station east of town, where he conducts soil fertility laboratory work.
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George Merriel Herron
Graduate College of
The
University of Nebraska
Herron
Kansas State University
Town
Dismissals Noted At St Catherine And City Accidents Reported
Today at Garden City Hospitals a list records dismissals from St Catherine and names numerous residents by address. Accidents occurred Sunday evening on Main and Cedar and Hattie street with multiple vehicles sustaining extensive damage and minor damage in various incidents.
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St. Catherine
Dennis Brown
Main and
Cedar
William A. Haunschild
Owen Dewayne Rowe
Scott City
Hattie
Charles Lynn Gomez
W. Chestnut
Augustine Lozano Garcia
Heart Transplant Patients Screen Varying Outcomes Across Nation
Two male heart transplant patients were reported in good condition today while a five year-old girl died a week after receiving a new heart. Leonard Drake, 42, of Eugene, Oregon, ate breakfast and sat in a chair three days after his transplant at Stanford Medical Center. Louis B. Russell Jr., 43, a school teacher from Indianapolis, Indiana, was listed in satisfactory condition after a transplant at the Medical College of Virginia Hospital in Richmond. The story notes the world’s 34nd and second transplants at respective facilities, with earlier fatalities and the first child recipient who died six hours after a December transplant in Brooklyn.
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Associated Press
Leonard Drake
Eugene
Ore
Stanford
Calif
Louis B. Russell Jr
Indianapolis
Ind
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Russell
Richmond Hospital
Maria Giannaris
Hagerstown
Texas Heart Institute
Anne Childrens Hospital
Hous- Mm
Students attend High Plains Band Camp at Fort Hays State
Names of attendees include Julie Arnett Marvin Doll Jane Foster Vicki Gift Dar rell Radke Brenda Ragel Shelle Scott Debbie Selichnow Rick Vannaman Dennis Radke Dale Gillan Jr Rita Stover and Marvin Wilson. Sandra Speckman daughter of Dr and Mrs Robert Speckman 2520 N 3rd has been accepted as a freshman at Temple Buell College Denver for the fall semester.
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High Plains
Fort Hays State College
Julie Arnett
Marvin Doll
Jane Foster
Vicki Gift
Darrell Radke
Brenda Ragel
Shelle Scott
Debbie Selichnow
Rick Vannaman
Dennis Radke
Dale Gillan Jr
Rita Stover
Marvin Wilson
Sandra Speckman
Robert Speckman
3Rd
Temple Buell College
Denver
Two Arrested For Pilfering Cars In City Parking Lot
Two Garden City men aged 19 and 20 were arrested Saturday after they pilfered several cars in the parking lot of the Eagles Lodge and Cafe on US83. Sheriff officers recovered a stereo tape system a camera and other items from three cars at the scene after cafe patrons witnessed the theft at about 6 a.m.
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Garden City
Eagles Lodge
Gas Institute Dates Are Set
The 16th Gas Measurement Institute sponsored by the University of Kansas Southwest Kansas Center will be held October 15 and 16 in Liberal. The two day program covers current topics for the natural gas industry with emphasis on gas measurement divisions. Philip Vickery, president and general manager of Vickery-Simms Inc. of Arlington, Texas, will moderate.
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University of Kansas Southwest Kansas Center
Garden City
Philip Vickery
Vickery-Simms Inc
Arlington
Tex
Weekend crashes injure four people across county and city
Over the weekend a series of crashes at northeast district intersections left four injured, one seriously. Pete Mai, 60, of Chesterfield, suffered head and facial injuries and multiple rib fractures after a southbound pickup was struck by an eastbound car seven miles north of Garden City. Jerry Wallace, 30, of Holcomb, sustaining a minor concussion, is hospitalized with other injuries from an earlier crash. A horse was seriously injured and later shot after a collision near Anderson’s Truck Stop on US 50.
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Pete Mai
Chesterfield
St. Catherine Hospital
Jerry E. Wallace
Mai
Charles Messenger
Rt. 1
Garden City
Kansas Highway Patrol
Messenger
Wallace
Lawrence Miller
Hotecomb
Anderson
RHP
Miller
Alan Foreman
Holcomb
John
John Miller
Ing
W. US 50
Leo Richmeier
KHIP
Whitey Schuffelbien
Students End Congress On Note of Moderation
National Student Association wraps its 21st Congress in Manhattan with a moderating tone as most radical delegates depart. New NSA president Robert Powell, 23, of Thomasville NC, defeated Paul Soglin, 23, UW Madison, in a contest reflecting divided views on student power. Powell vows to push student influence while others praise campus energy yet seek practical outcomes.
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Manhattan
Kan
National Student Association
NSA
Robert Powell
Thomasville
N.C
Paul Sogle
University of Wisconsin
Powell
Soglin
Madison
Wis
Edward Schwartz
Scarsdale
Schwartz
Juco Enrollment Hits Record High at Garden City
Garden City Community College reports fall pre-enrollment at 485, up 101 from last year. New curricula and facilities spur growth. upcoming activities include ACT testing September 3, orientation September 4, and freshman enrollment by last name groups starting September 5.
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Garden City Community Junior College
Charles Michael
Admissons
Jaco
Kansas
Michael
Ben Grimsley
YMCA Events Calendar Highlighting Weekly Fitness Offerings
YMCA schedule lists TODA women's exercise 6:30 to 7 a.m. at YMCA Hall. Jog and Walk sessions for men and women at Penrose Stadium, Tuesday 8 p.m., Wednesday 7 a.m. at Memroel Stadium, ceramics for adults 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Chrng Sigsbee residence 701 N 6th, and evening sessions at Penrose Stadium.
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Toda
Ymca Hall
Penrose Stadium
Penrose Statns
Memroel Stadium
Chrng Sigsbee
Penrose Storm
YMCA
Penreoa Stafur
McGovern Signals Possible Kennedy Support
Sen. George McGovern said he would likely back Sen. Edward Kennedy if Kennedy directly bid for the Democratic nomination, but he does not expect or know of any Kennedy movement. He said he would consider Kennedy if Kennedy called him to seek the nomination.
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Chicago
George $. McGovern
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
South Dakota
McGovern
Robert F. Kennedy
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
Garage Fire Burns Youth in Garden City
A Garden City youth was hospitalized with first and second degree burns after a gasoline ignited while he cleaned a motor bike in a garage behind the family home. Ralph Belknap Jr. pushed the flaming bike out, extinguishing flames with a garden hose before firefighters arrived.
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Garden City
Ralph Belknap Jr
Ralph Belknap
Smith
St. Catherine Hospital
Belknap
Julius Finke
US 50
Preston A. Burtis Jr
N. Center
Missouri Boy Is Champ Diver
Rich McCormick of Independence Missouri won the boy's overall title at Meyers Lake Park in the 26th National Water Ski Championships. He edged Frankie Dees of Cyprus Gardens Florida by one point, 2686 to 2685.
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Canton
Ohio
Rich McCormick
Independence
Meyers Lake Park
McCormick
Frankie Dees
Cyprus Gardens
Fla
Deaths: Robert Sallee 73 former Garden City resident
Robert Sallee 73 died Friday at Halstead. Funeral at 10 a.m. tomorrow in the Mexican Chapel at Mission Chapel Mausoleum Wichita with Masonic graveside rites at 3 p.m. Sunset Cemetery Manhattan. Born Marion, lived Garden City before 1950 where he ran a heating business. Moved to Wichita in 1950 to work for Boeing. retired. Survived by widow Ruth daughter Jenny Ann Tarini Torrance California two brothers and a sister.
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Wichita
Robert Sallee
Garden City
Halstead
Mission Chapel Mausoleum
Sunset Cemetery
Manhattan
Marion
Boeing Company
83 Kids Vie In Fish Derby
Eighty three boys and girls competed Sunday afternoon in Garden City for the annual Fishing Derby sponsored by the Garden City Optimist Club for youths up to 15. Randy Clark caught the biggest fish a 16 incher winning a rod and reel. Eddie Leeper had the smallest fish a 3 inch whale winning a tackle box. Mike Loving started the contest with the first fish. A two way tie for most fish caught saw Don Smoot and Eddie Leeper sharing honors each receiving a rod and reel. All eight contestants got a free bottle of pop.
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Garden City Optimist Club
Arkansas River Bridge
Randy Clark
Gibson Discount Center
Eddie Leeper
Optimists
Can I Help The Christian layman aiding the bereaved
Garnand's Grains of Sand cites Dr. Edgar N. Jackson on five roles for a layman to comfort the grieving. Create atmosphere for emotion, reinforce reality, smooth over harmful words, remind that the living need closure, and affirm faith to refocus values amid death.
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Edgar N. Jackson
Bob Garnand
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Garden City Telegram
Golfe & Carkener, Inc
Allied
Amanada Pet
AT & SF
Moto
Chrysler
Calo
Harv
Pay
Mont Ward Ws
Nat Dist
Nor Nat
Panh Epl. Penn
Phill Pet
Ded
Seara Areck Gam
Sperry Rd
Ltd
Texaco
US Steel
West Blec TL
Woolworth
Elsie Hisey
Tamara Kelch
Hamline
Florence Reed
E. Chestnut Jewel Wilson
Raymond Oe - Digton
Fred Rinioul
St. Cachet
Sunny
Robert Bennett
Jenny
Jennessee Hope
Dearth
Charles Malcolm
Edith Maune
Conkling
Dawn Redler
Gardendale
Bryce Roderick
Laurel J. Hergert
Clyde Neely
Karen Jones
Deerfield
Maria
Brooklyn
N.Y
Gas Institute
Telegram
Jerry —. Wallace
California
John Robert Hainds
Carmel
Main
Larry L. Adams
Hainds
Adams
University of North Carolina
John Kelly
St. Thomas University
Houston
Congress
Kelly
Susan Chapman
Hiram College
Cleveland
Steve Okumura
Honolulu
Valparaiso University
Indiana
Juco
Charles B. Sinclair
Life Insurance
Ada
Missouri
Champ
Glyde
Ames Biondi
Claude W. Robinson
Garnand
Garnand Chapel
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