Americans Eating More and Better Meat Progress
AP feature writer John Barbour traces food costs from field to supermarket with a Garden City stop at Farmland Woods beef plant and local feedlot. The piece notes rising meat costs, efficiency in production, and the distribution squeeze, highlighting Ralph Gross's Kansas cattle example and the impact on beef prices and by products.
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John Barbour
Barbour
Garden City
Ralph Gross
Kan
Kansas
Chicago
Mammoth
West
Texas
Colorado
Gross
Farmland Industries Packing House
Boston
Quaker Tea Company
Philadelphia
Markets Report From The Calf And Hog Trade
Market notes show calf prices steady to higher with light steer yearlings at 40 50 and feeder trades active though steers scarce. Heifer calves sold 40 to 43 with some up to 54 25. light steers 49 to 54 and up to 63 25. heavies 46 to 50. Cows dull for country shipment but slaughter cows steady to strong. cutters 24 26 and utilities 25 27. cows and calves 300 to 375 per pair. Springer cows 235 to 265. Hog market up slightly with top butcher hogs 29 to 29 75. sows 21 75 to 24 25. boars 19 to 19 75. stock pigs 12 50 to 21 with some 142 lb pigs to 24 75 per cwt. A note on Loch Ness monster dates to 13th century.
Garden City Livestock Receipts Report
At 1 p m stock market update shows total receipts of 803 cattle and 199 hogs recorded in Garden City livestock listings. Strong demand noted for cattle with steady procedures in hog trades.
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Garden City
Lakin Water Main Breaks
Lakin residents faced a dry town as a four inch water main broke during the night leaving about eight homes without water. City water superintendent Jack Harris said the fracture was at Buffalo and Waterman in a cast iron line roughly 40 inches below the pavement and a damaged sewer line was repaired by 11 a.m. frost was about 16 inches below the surface and most customers were restored within 45 minutes, with longer outages possible in cold soil.
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Lakin
Jack Harris
Harris
Buffalo
Waterman
Deaths Jetmore John Lewis 74 longtime Jetmore resident
John Lewis 74 of Jetmore died Sunday at Hodgeman County Health Center born May 19 1898 in Wilson New York. He married Hazel Basye Tec 9 1925 at Jetmore. He ran a Produce store in Jetmore 25 years and a Gambles store 14 years living here since 1920 retiring 1969. He was a member of First Baptist Church Jetmore. Survivors include his son Bill Lewis and his widow. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at Davis Chapel Jetmore Rev John Baker officiating. Burial Fairmont Cemetery Jetmore.
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Jetmore
John Lewis
Hodgeman County Health Center
Bill Lewis
Wilson
N.Y
Hazel Basye
Gambles
First Baptist Church
Davis Chapel
John Baker
Fairmont Cemetery
George M Cessna 61 of Garden City dies after short illness
George M Cessna age 61 of Garden City died Sunday night at St. Catherine Hospital after a short illness. Born December 1, 1911, in Bridgeport TI he moved to Garden City in 1968 from Lyons. He worked 17 years as a pimper with Champlin Os Co retiring three years ago. He married Fern Gilpine May 24, 1934 in Sumner HI. she died October 30, 1966. He married Ruby Perkins July 18, 1970 in Garden City. Survivors include his widow, a son Steven Cessna of Las Vegas NV, two daughters Laura Lee Welch of Duncanville TX and Judy Boedeker of Lyons, two brothers Doyle Cessna of Crane TX and Ray Cessna of Bridgeport TX, a stepson Charles Barton and a stepdaughter Carolyn Grenz, five grandchildren and five step-grandchildren. Funeral 10 a.m. Wednesday Garnand Funeral Chapel Rev William Travis. graveside 2 p.m. Wednesday Comanche Cemetery Ellinwood. Friends may call Garnand Chapel until service time. A memorial is established at St. Catherine Hospital. Funeral for Bill Clark 50 408 N 4th 10:30 a.m. Tuesday Garnand Funeral Chapel Rev Edward Isaac Valley View Cemetery. Clark died Saturday at St. Catherine Hospital of an apparent heart attack. Garland Funeral Home until service time.
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George M. Cessna
Hudson
St. Catherine Hospital
Bridgepoint
Garden City
Lyons
Champlin Os Co
Fern Gilpine
Sumner
Ruby
Salford
Garnand
William Travis
Comanche Cemetery
Ellinwood
Bill Clark
Garnand Funeral
Edward Isaac
Valley View Cemetery
Clark
Garland Funeral Home
Two Day Open House Planned by YMCA
An open house event by the YMCA is set for Wednesday and Thursday evenings at 7 30 to 8 30 p m in Garden City. Activities include gymnastics games relays dance tiny tots and readers corps at Jennie Wilson School gym and swimming demonstrations at the YMCA pool showing water babies tadpole polliwog and advanced classes. Parents relatives friends and prospective members are invited.
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Garden City
MCA
Jennie Wilson School
YMCA
George O Dart dies after two month illness in Woodward
George O. Dart aged 70 of Woodward Oklahoma died Sunday at St. Catherine Hospital after a two month illness. He was the father of Paul Dart and Carl Dart and had been a Woodward resident for 11 years, previously in Garden City. Born January 18, 1902 in Millsap Texas he married Ida Mae St John in 1923 in Texas she died in 1966. He was a retired Santa Fe Railroad employee, retiring in 1967 due to ill health.
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George O. Dart
Woodward
Okla
St. Catherine Hospital
Paul Dart
Ridgewood
Carl Dart
N. Main
Milsap
Tex
Garden City
Ida Mae St. John
Texas
Dart
Santa Fe Railroad
Notable Oklahoma railroad worker and Masonic leader dies
Texas and Selman Oklahoma resident with 46 years at the railroad dies. Past worshipful master of Buffalo Masonic Lodge and a Baptist Church member in Hammon. Survived by two sons, daughter Mrs. Mary Ellen Couch of Ashland, two brothers, a sister, 10 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. Assembly of God Buffalo officiated by Rev Paul Bryant. Burial High Point Cemetery Buffalo. Graveside rites by Buffalo Masonic Lodge. Garmand Funeral Home handles arrangements until Tuesday night and from 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Buffalo church.
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Masonic Lodge
Buffalo
Okla
Baptist Church
Hammon
Mary Ellen Couch
Ashland
Bill Dart
Pampa
Tex
Ed Dart
Panhandle
Ida Mae Hillgeist
Houston
Assembly of God Church
Paul Bryant
High Point Cemetery
Goldfish lineage traces to wild streams in Asia
The today’s goldfish are all descendants of wild fish that inhabited streams in China and Japan. This lineage highlights the domestic variety’s deep roots in East Asian aquatic ecosystems.
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China
Japan
Ulysses Gymnasts Top In Own Meet
Ulysses led by David Alexander and Courtney Estick won the invitational with 92.43 points. Alexander took the all around trophy with 28.40 and Estick 28.20. Nickerson was second with 92.01 and Dodge City third with 82.80. Other results include Dan Desemo and Tony Horse-Rick Mathas notable in all around and apparatus events as Ulysses posted multiple event wins.
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Ulysses
David Alexander
Courtney Estick
Alexander
Estick
Nickerson
Dodge City
Great Bend
Lakin
David Scott
Dan Desemo
Tony Horse
Rick Mathas
Jenry Johonning
Chet Cale
Jerry Johonning
Mike Garrett
Doug Daugherty
Shame Sullivan
Courtney Eslick
Chuck Sullivan
Religion Rap to Close Fall Term at Way Out Coffee Home
The final Religion Rap of the fall term occurs tomorrow night at 9 30 at Way Out Coffee Home Main and Walnut. No sessions during holidays. Rev Linus Evers of St Mary’s Church directs the discussion for high school and college age students. session ends by 11 p.m.
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Cofffee
Main
Walnut
Linus Evers
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Hospital discharges listed for several residents
Dismissals reported for multiple patients at St Catherine on Saturday including Lemoyne L Bailey from Deerfield Carol L Brady Rt 1 Thomas W Conalin 306 N Bill J Evans 2001 N 8th John H Franklin Dighton Michelle M Garcia Appleton Wis F Wayne Hands S Star Rt Ruthena Blanche McGraw N St Gary Wayne Moor Salina and a Mrs Robert Paw Nelson and baby girl City.
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St. Catherine
Lemoyne L. Bailey
Deerfield
Carol L. Brady
Thomas W. Conalin
Bill J. Evans
John H. Franklin
Dighton
Michelle M. Garcia
Appleton
Wise
F. Wayne Hands
S. Star
Ruthena Blanche McGraw
N. St. Gary
Wayne Moor
Salina
Robert Paw Nelson
City
Death of John A Davison 67 in Tribune
John A Davison aged 67 died Sunday at Greeley County Hospital after a short illness. Born May 28 1905 in Tribune he married Lucille Ford April 24 1926 in Syracuse. He was a waterwell driller and lifelong Tribune resident. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at United Methodist Church with burial in Greeley County Cemetery. Memorials to church or hospital.
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Tribune
John A. Davison
Greeley County Hospital
Lucille Ford
Syracuse
United Methodist Church
Odd Fellows Lodge
Curtis Baker
Pueblo
Colo
Kenneth Grode
Billa Davison
Rochester
N.Y
Arthur
Bill
Plainville
Conn
Frank
Dighton
Perry
Desert Hot Springs
Calif
Orion
Alamosa
Earl
Katheryn Ward
Ortha Davison
Portland
Ore
Ethel Mitchell
Middleton
Idaho
Nellie Drake
Russell
Anna Belle Davison
Cleveland
Ohio
Wilbur Rothfuss
Greeley County
Weinmann-Price
Seots
Gheeley County Hospital
Mrs Kenneth Gardner LEOTE obituary summary
Mrs Lucille L Gardner 44 died Sunday at her Leoti home after a short illness. Born June 17 1928 in Marien tal she married Kenneth Gardner June 1 1950 in Raton NM. She owned Crescent Cafe Leoti and belonged to IVFW Auxiliary. Survived by widow two sons Larry and Carl both at home three sisters Silvia Taylor Leoti Charles Dizmang Leoti and Austin Glen Denver two brothers Deloras Lauber Leoti William Steweee Garden City. Funeral 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at United Methodist Church Leoti with Rev Glen Epp officiating. Burial Leoti Cemetery. Friends may call at Weinmann Price Funeral Home Leoti until service time.
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Leote
Lucille L. Gardner
Leoti
Marien‘tal
Kenneth Gardner
Raton
N.M
Crescent Cafe
IVFW
Larry
Carl
Silvia Taylor
Charles Dizmang
Austin Glen
Denver
Colo
Deloras Lauber
William Steweee
Garden City
United Methodist Church
Glen Epp
Weinmann Price
Jane Fonda Plans New Husband After Divorce
Actress Jane Fonda announces plans to marry antiwar activist Tom Hayden after divorcing Roger Vadim. Miss Fonda, 35, and Hayden, 32, will wed in the United States next year, a spokesman said.
Buffalo Booster Club Wills Meet Tonight at High School
A Buffalo booster meeting is scheduled for tonight at 7 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. The event will feature Garden City High basketball and wrestling coaches as part of the program.
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Buffalo Booster Club
Buffalo ‘Boosters
Garden City High
Strauss Chosen Democratic Chairman Faces Test
Washington AP. Robert Strauss, elected Democratic National Committee chairman, vows to unite factions while wooing deserters to the party. He seeks balance among liberals reformers conservatives and moderates after a tight vote against Westwood.
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Washington (Ap
Robert Strauss
National Democratic
Democratic National Committee
Strauss
Elec- Strauss
Police-traffic fines and city collision notes form long listing
In Garden City on December 11, 1972, a long police traffic docket details numerous fines for meter violations speeding improper parking and license issues across addresses in Garden City and nearby towns. Multiple cases include specific names ages and vehicle actions with penalties ranging from 4 to 33 dollars.
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Garden City Telegram
Pedro R. Nevarex Jr
Shane S. Skibbe
Scott City
Randy L. Twilleger
James E. Wood
Kenneth Attcherry
Philip Escalada Jr
Taylor
Glenn Feldmann
Matthew L. Hill
Cathy L. Jameson
Frank Orth
Wesley
Francis Morgan
James Deaver
Meadowview Dri
Pete M. Jimenez
Terry Maria Cruz
Inge
Kent Newcom
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Jim Mills
Fitz
Harley D. Kelley
Timothy Gerard Baier
Ted Friesen
Eminence Rt
John Harvey Ballinger
Summit
Merle Deam Witt
Rt. 1
James William Stephens Jr
Rancho Motel
Emil Gust Barbon
Francis L. Dinning
St. Jol
Glen Edward Peck
Marvin Winter
Dave Constancio
Holcomb
Duncan Locke
John Kent Evans
Sue Latham
Pierceville
Terry Keith Gigot
Jon Wheat
Don Robinson
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Linus J. Evers
St. John
Floyd Lee Kells
Hattie
Duane Webster Meyer
Alfred Jiron
Ronald D. Hapes
Belmont
Mile Ray Plemons
Elks City
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Terrance Edward Gavin
Marecellyn James Knoll
Price
William Raymond Coleman
James B. Crabb
Lancaster
Ar Inown
North 5Th
Eugene McDermott
N. 5Th
Fred F. Sapien
Emil G. Barben
Block East
Ming
Raymond Schaffer
E. Bawards
Thomas Lee Calkins
Tropical Fish Garden
Goffe-Carkener-Blackford
Clyde M. Dibbuns
S.lac
Joes Phillips Securities Corporation
E. Fulton
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