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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1961
Page
1
Disjointed OCR readout lists names and addresses linked to hospitals and individuals, including Biryat Graber Kendall John W Dreiling and Mrs Bugette Kissinger, with street numbers in Santa Fe and Washington areas. The text remains fragmentary and lacks coherent events or actions.
A good active market with eggs and dairy items listed. Fat cattle receipts total 345 with prices rising about 25 cents. Fancy light weight steers bring up to 26.70, others to 26, with most choice steers 24.40 to 25.50 and standards 21 to 24. Heifers active with gains up to 25.20, butcher grades 24 to 24.40, standards 21 to 23. Cows steady to active. canners and cutters 10 to 14.50, utility 13.50 to 15.50. most cows carry water.
The page lists numerous individuals with addresses and affiliations, births at local homes with parent names and infant weights, civil and legal actions including tax delinquencies, fines, bonds, and various deed records. It also notes traffic accidents with times and involved parties, reflecting a dense district notice column.
Mrs. Orval Ferris of 403 N 3rd learned Friday her brother, Charles Adams, who was separated from her in 1829 after their parents divorced, had been located in Sheffield Lake, Ohio. A Canton woman, Mrs. Van Tassie, gave Adams the address, enabling a reunion. Adams plans to visit at Christmas.
South Dakota was accepted at a Great Plains Wheat board meeting in Denver and becomes effective Jan 1. The addition boosts producer representation to about 300,000 with Chairman Paul Guiser and others representing the state. The commission, established by the legislature, is financed by a three mills per bushel deduction and aims to expand U.S. wheat markets worldwide.
James J. Moody, 75, of Satanta, died early this morning at home of a heart attack. Born September 10, 1886 in Watson Illinois, he moved to Oklahoma in 1898. He married Rosie Mae Linneborn in 1915 and was a farmer and stockman active in the Methodist church and Farm Bureau. Survivors include his widow, a daughter Leota Blair, a son Otto D., and brother Charles, all of Satanta. a son Melvin J. Moody preceded him in death. Funeral arrangements by Phillips Funeral Home, Garden City.
Charles A Salmans 79 of 402 N 3rd died this morning at St Catherine Hospital after ill health. A retired farmer born March 23 1882 in Danville Illinois he moved 1886 to Hodgeman County then lived on a farm until 1922 near Larned before moving to Garden City in 1929. He married Jessie Sufficool October 19 1904 at Rozel. Survived by wife, son Marion K of Wichita, two sisters Ella Arnold and Nona Foreman, and two grandchildren. Funeral Friday 2 pm from Phillips Chapel with Rev E P Rogers officiating burial in Valley View Cemetery.
Swine producers from 15 surrounding counties will attend a district swine school at the National Guard Armory in Dodge City on Thursday December 7. The all day event features talks by livestock specialists from Manhattan a meat cutting and cooking demonstration. Feed and equipment firms will exhibit swine equipment as Kenneth Fromm Finney County agricultural agent says the meeting opens at 9 am.
Elio Napoles and his wife Zoila with children Zonia and Eliot Jr. fled Castro’s Cuba after family hardship and government danger. Sponsored by C. C. Hicks, they settled in Garden City, Kansas, learned English, found work, and praise local help while hoping for Castro’s fall and a future in the United States.
Gasoline refund permits for 1962 are available at the county clerk's office said clerk Jane Collins. Forrest Glasco will be in the district court room each Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to assist all visitors.
Windshiel was damaged when two trucks were broken into and a tire and wheel were stolen from a four wheel trailer. Nolen LaGate, manager of Os walt Industries on Highway 83, paid for the loss. The incident occurred over the weekend and was reported Monday.
Police investigated a theft of about 50 dollars worth of tools and a tool box from Glen Rose at 1910 St John. The incident occurred sometime between Saturday night and a later time, with damage to a soap dispenser coin box noted at Giant Wash near Laurel and ith.
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