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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1963
Page
2
A page of editorials from the Garden City paper dated Saturday January 19 1963 discusses municipal growth debates, public services, and community perspectives. It analyzes planning decisions, budget implications, and local governance concerns with a period voice and firm viewpoints.
Weather forecasts mentioning blizzard spur many to stock surplus food and essentials. After past severe storms people keep candles, batteries, medicines, and emergency supplies. Homeowners learn to use gas stoves or camp stoves and emergency heaters to cope with power outages and freezing pipes. The Boy Scouts motto Be Prepared encapsulates this prudent approach.
The town awakens with fundraisers and events as groups plan spring activities. The Belles of St. Catherine schedule an April 27 concert with Abbey School boys choir to support the hospital. County residents craft Valentine favors for upcoming affairs while a neighborhood bus pass protest proposes a roadside phone booth near the depot. A reader seeks a copy of 173 Ways to Make Money at Home and a three month old black cocker spaniel from the John Keller family is missing from 916 N. 10th.
Garden City Telegram details daily publication and subscription prices by carrier and mail. Local rates apply with yearly, monthly, and weekly options. discounts for students. service areas include Finney and surrounding counties. second class postage paid at Garden City Kansas.
Drew Pearson presents letters to officials in Washington and abroad. Udall urged to review Harvey Aluminum land sale on St. Croix and related contracts. Other notes cover federal penitent histories, Kennedy Aspen flight correction, Fascell reception, Pennsylvania boxing reforms, and Latin American aid contrasted with land reform limits.
An odd garden note suggests an oversized pumpkin can be cultivated with the other fruits removed from the vine. The statement frames pruning as a key step to encourage large fruit development.
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