Local wagon prices steady on week rye barley unchanged
Market notes list wagon prices with Whert at 1.46, Mile 1.60, Rye 0.83 and Barley unchanged at 2. B2 across the board. prices described as unchg in this local update.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1965
Page
1
Market notes list wagon prices with Whert at 1.46, Mile 1.60, Rye 0.83 and Barley unchanged at 2. B2 across the board. prices described as unchg in this local update.
Kansas City livestock prices show cattle mostly steady with some declines. Cattle and calf volumes include $500 calves and $300 calves with various price points for slaughter steers heifers cows and feeders. Hogs show higher barrows and gilts with sows up. lambs and sheep largely steady with ranges for slaughter lambs and shorn lambs. ewes priced lower.
A county wide 4 H older youth personal development meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the 4 H Building. All county clubs back a four session winter series. Bonita Thomas of Happy Hustlers will demo How to Give a Talk and won a purple ribbon at the state fair last September.
Western Kansas beet growers and wives joined 454 attendees at the National Beet Growers Federation gathering in Colorado Springs led by Harold Purdy. The group urged using Public Law 414 to supplement domestic labor during peak demand while delaying wage policy changes and pressed for better marketing practices to raise grower income. They also warned against artificial sweeteners and supported labeling. Howard Hart elected federation president succeeding Purdy. Local attendees listed from Garden City to Goodland and Ulysses. Funeral notices for Pauline Boxter Rome of Garden City and Roy L. Green of Lakin included.
Idaho Governor Smylie says Republican leaders discussed the John Birch Society while rejecting extremist groups but gave no names. The GOP coordinating committee urged a Kennedy type quarantine on North Viet Nam and supported using air and sea power against Communist targets.
Washington AP reports the National Guard Bureau chief expects the 150000 man selected force of Army National Guardsmen and Reservists to be fully ready for crisis duty by June 30. He notes eight week mobilization readiness and that all states are expanding training to about 24 hours monthly.
Admissions list shows names including Mrs Doyle Yount Harold Green Donald Roth and Wanda Spurgeon with addresses. Dismissals include Mrs Wilfred Herman Jr Mrs Don Martin Mrs Emilia Bribiesca and others. Births note a daughter to Mr and Mrs Nick Guerrero at St Catherine on December 13. Courts report fines and suspended sentences for multiple defendants. Police bonds forfeited for Mrs Bob Farmer for parking in a no parking zone.
In Garden City a list shows $2 fines for Bernard Alphons Kraus Hol comb and Ross Earl Pile for parking in a no parking zone, $25 for Mrs. August Ralph Leb sack for shoplifting. Several City Accident entries report two-vehicle crashes with extensive damage at 1th and Elm and Pine and Main, including drivers Denis Deslongchamp, Theodore Radke, Ray mond Webb, Robert Williamson, Louis Castillo, and Doris Friesen, with varying damage. Locals Warranty Deeds record transfers to Finney County Water Users Assn and to Bennie J. Stowers et al, with legal descriptions in 34-23-33 and Holmes Third Addition. Cicero quote about agriculture closes the item.
At Jennie Barker School northeast of Garden City seventh and sixth graders under DeLon Hales and his wife Jan create ceramic Christmas ornaments and figures. The class uses a home kiln to fire pieces, with prior projects including dinosaurs and Pilgrim natural scenes. Principal Donald Vaughn notes student enthusiasm, with Mrs Jeane Lindsay assisting visually impaired pupils weekly from Dodge City.
A Japanese fishing boat with a 24 member crew was reported missing and feared lost in stormy seas near the Soviet-occupied northern Kuriles. The 208-ton Eiyo Maru radioed for help indicating taking on water as the crew prepared to abandon ship. searches by four nearby vessels failed to locate the vessel or any life raft. Two patrol ships were dispatched to assist in the search.
Neil Crader, 31, of Dodge City, in critical condition at Hamilton County Hospital after a head-on collision between a cattle truck driven by Crader and a produce truck driven by Doyal McVey, 42, of Valley Center, 5.4 miles west of Syracuse on US 50. McVey sustained minor injuries in the pre dawn crash reported at 12:40 a.m. MST.
Washington AP Teague predicts early approval of a Viet Nam GI bill granting education aid and home loan guarantees to veterans with 180 days plus active service since 1955. The measure, similar to World War II and Korean GI bills, would cost hundreds of millions first year and may run long term.
One Garden City youth Bernard Joseph Huschka 15 Imperial Rt released today from St Catherine Hospital after injuries from a two car crash on Pershing. Roger Batch elder 15 207 N 6th expected to be released Wednesday. Both were passengers in a car driven by Mark Stephen Huschka 16 Imperial Rt which collided with Roy E Fankhauser 1222 Belmont. Batchelder thrown from vehicle suffered bruises and abrasions. Bernard Huschka also bruised.
The Public Health Service says no illnesses yet from water filled ice balls imported from Hong Kong but warns they may harbor bacteria such as staphylococcus aureus and pseudomonas. States and cities consider bans or withdrawals. Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Nevada, Washington, Pennsylvania acted. In Indianapolis the State Board of Health warns teething rings sold there could be more dangerous, with tests due to confirm harmful organisms.
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