Inspection To Fight Johnson Grass
A new inspection service for truckers and grain warehousemen was announced this week to combat Johnson grass. Roy Freeland deputized the state grain inspection department to inspect feed materials for the weed, now noxious in 56 Kansas counties. J A McKone said the service would operate at ten inspection stations including Arkansas City, Atchison, Dodge City, Fredonia, Hutchinson, Kansas City, Salina, Topeka, Wellington, and Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Freeland
State Board of Agriculture
State Grain Inspection Department
Kansas
J. A. McKone
Grain Inspection Department
Johnson
Freeland
Vernon Woestemeyer
McKone
Governor's Grain Advisory Commission
Ion
Arkansas City
Atchison
Dodge City
Fredonia
Hutchinson
Kansas City
Salina
Topeka
Wellington
Wichita
Government Debt Settled in Wichita Case
A government judgment for 1938 dollars and costs against a Wichitan on an unpaid loan has been compromised and settled. Assistant U.S. Attorney Royce Sickler said today the settlement by Paul A Stuber, tied to a Greenwood County farm loan secured by a chattel note on crops, was for about 1600 dollars the default balance with no interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichitaw
Wichitan
Royce Sickler
U.S
Sickler
Paul A Stuber
Greenwood County
Belief of causing husband’s death ends in suicide
Cardiff California authorities say Grace Van Ness a 65 year old woman hanged herself yesterday after thinking she had accidentally killed her paralyzed husband Jay 70 by not turning on oxygen. The husband was found alive and hospitalized.
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Cardiff
Calif
Grace van Ness
Jay
E. 0. McFadden
Holiday Visitors Fill Sutton Dances and Gatherings
Local residents and relatives spent Thanksgiving and holiday weekends visiting family across Sutton, Garden City, Derby, Holcomb, Thayer, and nearby towns. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Plumb D. Carl, the Carl and Wallace families, and students and staff from Area schools. Proceeds from a Sunrise social will aid Christmas activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Plumb D. Carl
Garden City High School
Dan Carl
Derby
Bill Srouse
Abigail Carl
Harry Wallace
Thayer
Arthur Wallace
Lillian
Evelyn
Lucille Foreman
Holcomb
Raymond Lee Ellis
Garden City
Scott City
Dighton
Raymond
Kansas State College
Manhatan
Fred Miller
Marion
Kansas City
Marvin Miller
Donna
Breyfogle
John Carl
Plumb Carl
Ray Whitmore
Ethel
Jim
Nelle Graves
Hays
Revenue set for record in Kansas as 1955 totals rise
TOPEKA State revenue appears on pace for a new record total by year end 1955. The Kansas Commission of Revenue and Taxation cites calendar year collections at 113,765,712 with potential to surpass 121 million by December 31. November receipts stood at 8,832,450, while sales tax reached 3,632,488.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Commission of Revenue and Taxation
Fire Drives 30 From Kansas City Hotels
Fire swept two small hotels and four business places at 12th and Oak this morning, driving about 30 persons into near freezing weather. Residents of the Imperial and the Tower were led down ladders from upper stories while in night clothing. Loss is estimated at $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
12Th
Oak
Imperial
Tower
Sterling Starts Drive to Save Towns Theater
Sterling Kansas Chamber of Commerce seeks a subsidy to keep the town's only theater open after owner F L Lowe of Lebanon Missouri warned he would close it due to lack of customers. He cited TV and local drought conditions as factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling, Kas
Sterling Chamber of Commerce
F. L. Lowe
Lebanon
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Gome
Nem
Madeling Ie
Irs Wine
Phil
Clancy
Lola Leech
Wappy Easter
Wayre
Coul
Cou
Harvey
Diablo
Loco
Cisco
THEM
Rowdy
LU Si
Tar
Oder
Snuffy
Winton
Waal
Sutton News
Sterling
the Mason Investment Co., Inc
Tele
E. Fulton
Garden City, Kans
Ivan
the Garden City Telegram
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