Fertilizer Plant News Sparks Weekend Debate
Editorials note two Southwest Kansas weeklies ran large headlines on a Farm Land Industries proposed multi million dollar anhydrous ammonia plant near Garden City. A Garden City site is under consideration but officials warn against false hopes amid calendar chaos and media hype.
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Consumers Cooperative Assa
Garden City
Distaff Side Highlights Local Figures in Briefs
Local notes report Tom Saffell undergoing back surgery at Stormont-Vail Hospital in Topeka with a possible return home next week. George Meeker attended a Wheat and Wheat Foods meeting in Chicago. Alvin Dewey and Dr. Russell Maxfield joined a party with Lynda B. Johnson in New York. Crouch will visit Washington DC to seek federal funds for a new college curriculum next year. A stray poodle named Shadow is missing. Barbara LeGate seeks help. The Chamber of Commerce plans a fundraiser film event at State Theater to cover remodeling costs for its new look.
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Tom Saffell
Stormont-Vail
Topeka
George Meeker
Chicago
Alvin Dewey
Russell Maxfield
Lynda B. Johnson
Nyc
Crouch
Washington, DC
Garden City Telegram Subscription Rates Notice
Garden City Telegram lists subscription options for local home delivery at $1.65 monthly paid in advance, 30 cents weekly in other cities, and annual mail rates of $9.00 or $16.00 elsewhere. Rates apply to Finney, Lane, Scott, Wichita, Greeley, Hamilton, Kearny, Grant, Haskell, and Grey counties with carrier or mail service.
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Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hamilton
Kearny
Grant
Haskell
Grey Couption
Reflections on Southwest Kansas Holiday Prices 1906 Feature
Barbara Oringooerfe reflects on early 1900s Christmas shopping in Garden City with price examples from J. M. Dunn store including overcoats at around $20, silk rain coats, silks at 47 34 cents a yard, calico at 6 cents, sewing machines at about $18, and Rayo lamps. The piece contrasts consumer choices with the era’s growing electric lighting and mall nostalgia, urging a relaxed, spirit-filled holiday.
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Barbara Oringoerfe
Garden City
J. M. Dunn
Father
Mother
Cimarron Electric Light Co
Jacksonian
Kansas governor Docking plans tax cuts and clean government
Drew Pearson previews Kansas Governor-elect Robert Docking, a Democrat, detailing his aims to curb conflicts of interest and raise state fund interest to 4 percent. The piece describes Kansas grain scandals linked to William Addington, elevator operators, and audit questions, plus Docking’s background as a banker in Arkansas City and his call for reform while noting broader political shifts.
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Robert Docking
Kansas
Sunflower
Bob Docking
Arkansas City
Missouri
John Brown
Harpers Ferry
Wes
Osawatomie
Truman Capote
William Addington
Addington
Republican National Committee
Nevada
Eevator
Elkhart
Kan
Robert Sonderholm
Kansas Grain Inspection
Royal Cox
Cox
William T. Allison
Hutchinson
Mall Grain Company
Wellington
Neer
Mary Margaret White
Elkart
Orville
Freeman
Docking
Oliver Hughes
Citizens National Bank
Emporia
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Telegram Publishing Company
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Debe Frasier
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