Local Produce Markets Report Prices and Eggs
Local markets list produce items with prices and status. Eggs from A, C, and A’s markets show different weights and flavor notes. Prices for wheat, Milo, rye, and barley remain unchanged.
07 Dec 1965
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1965
Page
1
Local markets list produce items with prices and status. Eggs from A, C, and A’s markets show different weights and flavor notes. Prices for wheat, Milo, rye, and barley remain unchanged.
The Dow Jones average of 20 industrials rose 11.02 points to 950.55 at 2 p.m. with price quotations supplied to Tele. prem by Goffe & Carkener Inc. The market summary notes gains in late trading amid modest volume.
London reports Japan West Germany and France pledged to support Britain's trade and money squeeze on Rhodesia. Prime Minister Harold Wilson aims to win 1.8 support for a world oil embargo. Informants say Spain may join sanctions program.
Louis Bromfield hails the Soil Conservation District movement as one of the greatest forces in the nation’s economy and history, praising its impact on farming communities and national productivity.
A page features multiple handwritten Santa letters from children including Karen, Mark, Lisa, Bryan, and Susan Van Doren of 61 N 7th and others in Gardendale and Garden City. Requests range from toys such as dolls, blocks, trains, tractors, guns, toy soldiers, and a cement truck to practical items like a television, bikes, and clothing. The notes express good behavior, family greetings, and some health notes, with several children requesting specific gifts and family members also contributing.
A Wichita Chamber study group proposes replacing the razed Wichita Forum with a 300 by 400 foot hall featuring a 150 by 300 foot arena and 100000 square feet of exhibition space. The plan, designed to seat up to 10000 people, is estimated to cost about $2 million.
Moscow reports a 5 percent hike in the defense budget to 13.4 billion rubles for 1966, about 14.8 billion dollars, citing aggravated international danger. Finance Minister Vasily Garbuzov said defense would take 12.8 percent of the year’s budget, amid Western estimates of higher overall military spending.
Pack 1 Cub Scouts received about 100 awards at the Optimist Building event. Twenty four new members joined the pack. Bob Calpins went to a large group of new awardees. Clinton Garman and Clyde Harman earned Wolf Badges. Bear Badges went to Lynn Dunford Brian Vertigon and Roger Schiffelbein. Lion badge to Doug Craig Malcolm Smith Mike Holt Dor Harper Tim Nichols Alan Stoecklein Chuck Wells Roger Schiffelbein and Frank Allen. Webelos badge to Chuck Wells. other awards included gold and silver arrow points recruiter Shipes year stars denner and assistant denner bars. Cubmaster Dorman Diller presented them with den chiefs Kenny Enslow and Dorman Diller Jr assisting.
Funeral services for Louis Jensma 48 who died Sunday in Scott City will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Miles Chapel Phillipsburg. Jensma born July 22 1917 Prairie View lived in Phillipsburg two years before moving to Scott City 18 years ago. A pipeline worker on Kansas Nebraska Gas Co main line he survived by three brothers Wilbur Plainville John Woodston Theodore Orcutt Calif. Burial in Prairie View Cemetery Prairie View.
Brief garden club item appeared in the Garden Civ Telegram dated Tuesday December 7 1965. It records a community horticulture note with specific local names and a small event or meeting detail.
In Garden City today admissions list at St. Catherine includes Barry Birrows Ji Center Jimmy Rojas Kristine Cunningham Anthony Jalmo Mrs Pete Hernandez Mrs Keitha Otts Mrs George Knox Crystal Garrison Emilia Bribiesca and Mrs Russell Mulligan with dismissals at St Catherine Elva Sandoval and others at Deerfield Kingsley Calhoun Peter Harris Mrs Harold Collier Cynthia Carpenter Curtis Near Mrs Gail Quinn Dennis Wendel Neil DePew Mrs Joseph Geckles Karen Sue Reynolds Kendall Mrs Charles Mercer. Births at St Catherine include a son to Edward Mitchell and a son to Alfredo Valenzuela with a reported daughter yesterday.
County records show Grace Brown and Robert Brown charged with forgery and insufficient funds checks, continued to January 4, 1966, bond set at $500. Beldon Toland held on no account check through December 15 with $200 bond. others fined or jailed for truck-zone parking, minor driving, or unsanctioned solicitation.
Nancy Sterling daughter of Mr and Mrs M S Sterling 611 N 2nd will join six senior nurse education students for a 21 week affiliation at Lying in Hospital Chicago The program provides obstetric training after which Sterling will study pediatric nursing at Children’s Hospital Denver and psychiatric nursing at Toneka State Hospital The group includes students from Hays while nine others return after completing their Chicago training Cindy Hagaman of Satanta is also mentioned in regional notices
Garden City Postmaster W L Harp urges early mailing to assure Christmas mail arrives on time. He cites 1815 delays in New Orleans and a 1812 peace treaty signoff, emphasizing ZIP Codes and legible addresses to prevent lost or delayed gifts. Also notes a pending congressional review of base closures under Defense Secretary McNamara.
About $500 worth of saddles bridles and saddle blankets were taken from a barn at the M. P. Reeves feedlot six miles south of Garden City sometime Monday night. Thieves dragged the items to a fence and lifted them over then moved them by car or truck. Investigation continues.
In Elizabeth City North Carolina daily pumps remove 16 to 18 gallons of gasoline from a hole a block from downtown. Officials have not located the source though nearby service stations and tank owners report no losses. Some residents recall World War II military storage tanks in the area but none have been found.
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