Various Market Prices and Livestock Quotes From Kansas City
Cattle 2,200 calves 25 slaughter class and feeder auctions scarce for market test. Feeder steers steady, heifers up 30. Choice feeder steers 24.70 to 26.00, good to choice 24.40. Choice steer calves 27.35, good to choice heifer calves 20.60 to 21.00. Barrows and gilts up 75 to 1.00, sows 35 to 50 cents higher. Hogs 199 to 260 lb 23.25 to 25.75, 250 to 275 lb 23.00 to 25.00, 400 to 600 lb sows 19.25 to 20.75, under 400 lb 21.00, 400 to 600 lb 19.25 to 20.00. Sheep 200, spring lambs steady, ewes steady. Prime spring lambs 26.75 to 27.00, cull to good ewes 5.00 to 6.75.
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Kansas City
Stocks Quote Furnished by Goffe and Carkenar Inc
At 2 p.m. the Telegram received a price quote from Goffe and Carkenar Inc BR 6-3244. The brief notice lists stock prices and related figures as reported for the period.
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Howe
Goffe & Carkenar, Inc
Meade Road Work Planned in Meade County Kansas
A Kansas Highway Commission survey crew started in May in Meade County to gather data for plans on K-23. The 8 mile south to north stretch ends at Meade city limits, with grading to improve alignment starting 5 miles north. In Meade, widening and curb and gutter are planned in the last block northward, all on existing rights of way. Party chief J H Brosemer of Meade leads the crew, with completion expected by early July.
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Kansas HighWay Commission
Woking
Meade County
John A. Hinerman
Dighton
Meade
Highway Commission
J.H. Brosemer
Similar Floods in Kansas Compare 1965 and 1951
Topeka AP report notes similarities and many differences between the 1965 floods and 1951 events. Weather official Rich Garrett cites rainfall patterns, reservoir construction since 1951, and flood storage capacity as factors in current conditions across the state including Topeka, Manhattan, and Wichita area basins.
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Topeka
Rich “Ard Garrett
Kattsas
Marais Des Cygnes
Neosho
Kansas
Kansas River
Cottonwood
Gypsum
Lyon
Chapman Creeks
Walnut River Valley
Medicine Creek
Norton
Fomona
Toronto
Webster
Wilson
Tuttle Creek
Salina
Manhattan
Ottawa
Abilene
Hays
Frankfort
Garrett
Turtle Creek
Kirwin
Cedar Bluff
Two Designated Honor Students at KU LA&S
Two area students at the University of Kansas College of Liberal Arts and Sciences earned diplomas as Honor Students. Mary Jean Curtis of Leon received an English Honor Student diploma, and Sydnie Beth Kampschroeder of 508 N Luther received a Family Life Honor Student diploma.
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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
University of Kansas
Mary Jean Curtis
Leon
Sydnie Beth Kampschroeder
N.luth
Hope Is Admitted to High Court Practice
Clifford R. Hope Jr of Fleming Haag Saffels and Hope has been admitted to practice before the U S Supreme Court. The admission was moved by Congressman Bob Dole and announced this week.
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Clifford R. Hope Jr
Fleming, Haag, Saffels, and
GOP Leaders Support Bliss in Ohio Unity Drive
GOP leaders led by Dwight D. Eisenhower vow to unite behind Ray Bliss as national chairman to rally the party for a 1968 White House bid. The Ohio salute, broadcast to eight cities, drew over 10 000 attendees at $100 a plate, raising about $1 million for party efforts.
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Columbus
Ohio
Larry Goldwater
Arizona
Abr
White House
Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Wrgert
Ray C. Bliss
Eisenhower
Ray Bliss
Richard M. Nixon
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Bliss
George Romney
Michigan
Cleveland
Words Harder as Bee Progresses on Final Day
The 38th National Spelling Bee narrowed to nine eliminations in the first round of day two. Seventy contestants began with 30 surviving after eight rounds on Wednesday. Prizes total 5700 for 70 finalists, with the top prize 1000 and a New York weekend trip.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Guam
Abinichi Chinen
Kaueohe
Hawaii
Wanda Carol Blurton
Perryton
Gail Cooper
Haden
W.vamus
New York
Richard R. Baker
Department of Philosophy
University of Dayton
Ohio
Computer matched couple wed after MSU pairing
Michigan State University seniors Paul Nelson and Sandra Titus married after a campus dance pairing by a computer three months earlier. They say the machine found more similarities than catalogued, noting shared routines and conservative views, though they differ on housing and interior decorating.
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Dast Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
Paul Nelson
Sandra Titus
Nelson
Cata
MSU
Buffalo
N.Y
Navy grandson Bill Taylor suffers broken leg in Honolulu
Mr and Mrs Elmer Mansfield report their grandson Bill Taylor a Navy member in Honolulu has a broken leg and is hospitalized there. His address at Non-Com Station Division 40K in care of FPO San Francisco California. Cadet 1st Spt Charles W Robinson son of Mr and Mrs Claude W Robinson was named First Sergeant of Company F at Wentworth Military Academy and cited as Outstanding Company of the year at the 85th commencement.
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Elmer Mansfield
Bill Taylor
Navy
Honolulu
FPO
San Francisco
Calif
Charles W. Robinson
Claude W. Robinson
Wentworth Military Academy
Gardiner Wins Boys State Post In Kansas
Ted M. Gardiner of Garden City was elected state printer of Kansas Boys State at Lawrence. Running on the Nationalist ticket he was the only Southwest Kansas youth elected to a major office. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Gardiner. John Peterson of Topeka was elected Boys State governor and Douglas Shryock of Wichita lieutenant governor. The citizenship exercise is sponsored by the American Legion and runs through this week.
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Ted M. Gardiner
Garden City
Kansas
Lawrence
Ted
Southwest Kansas
Mervin Gardiner
John (. Peterson
Topeka
Douglas Shryock
Wichita
American Legion
Pearson predicts bank regulation changes in Senate study
Senator James Pearson told a Kansas Bank Management clinic he expects a Senate committee to propose changes in bank regulation to improve federal agency communication. He cited possible tighter controls on money brokers and stricter review procedures for bank changes in control as likely topics. He noted no evidence of systematic criminal infiltration found by the investigating subcommittee.
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Lawrence
Kan
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Kansas
Senate
Pearson
Jaycee Honor To McPherson May Garden City
Bernie McPherson named Garden City Jaycee of the Month for May by the Garden City Junior Chamber of Commerce. He has 15 months in the local chapter, three years in Garden City, and works for Halliburton Co. in Holcomb. Previously lived in Des Moines Iowa. married with one daughter.
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Bernie McPherson
Garden City
Hospital Admissions Highlight Local Names
St Catherine admissions include Earl W Nevins and Mrs Donald Davis along with Mrs Jerome Thomas and David George Anderson. Locations cited are S Star Rt 506 N 3rd and 1310 N Main.
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St. Catherine Earl
Deaths: R C Wilson 82 former Garden City resident
R C Wilson 82 father of Mrs Dale Fry and former Garden City resident died at his home in Pittsburg on Wednesday. Born in 1883 he worked for W J Small Co at Holcomb and Fry Equipment Co here. Survivors include his widow two daughters Mrs Dale Fry and Mrs Carl Ritzman of Norman Oklahoma four sons Ralph Wilson of Chase three grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral will be Friday at 3 p.m. in Pittsburg.
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R.C. Wilson
Dale Fry
Center
Garden City
Pittsburg
Mr. Wilson
W.J. Small& Co
Holcomb
Fry Equipment Co
Carl Ritzman
Norman
Okla
Ralph Wilson
Chase
Death of Mrs Louisa Appl of Leoti at 83
Mrs Louisa Appl 83 died Wednesday in Wichita County Hospital after nearly three years ill. Born December 30 1881 at Raymond Illinois she moved with family to Kansas in 1887 and settled near Leoti. She taught school five years and married Alexander Appl September 25 1904 in Leoti. Survived by son Martinus and daughter Frances with five sisters and 11 grandchildren. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Saturday Weinmann Price Leoti with burial at Leoti Cemetery.
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Leoti
Louisa Appl
Wichits County
Alexander Appl
Appl
Order of Eastern Star
Martinus Appl
Frances Krenzel
Mary Wallace
Esther Appl
Betty Woodrow
Amboy
Ill
Rosa Jackson
Waggoner
Weinmann-Price Funeral Home
F.A. O'Kelley
Leoti Cemetery
Eastern Star
Fire Department Makes Two Runs
Garden City Volunteer Fire Department made two runs on Wednesday. The first to the Hannah Rosebrook residence three-fourths of a mile north on Bth at 5:55 p.m. a small fire on the front porch roof caused no damage. The second at 11:06 p.m. to the Western Terminal Elevator Co. 101 N Ltd where a fire in the feed mill was located. The blaze was quickly extinguished with little damage.
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Garden City
Hannah Rosebrook
Western Terminal Elevator Co. 101 N. Ltd
Radio Stolen Report From Holcomb Tractor
Robert Richmeier of Holcomb reported to the sheriff the theft of a radio from a tractor. The notice appears in a local want ad context urging use of Telegram Want Ads for buying or selling.
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Robert Richmeier
Holcomb
Sheriff's Office
Telegram
Dismissals and fines amid Garden City notices and court actions
Local notices list dismissals and fines in Garden City and surrounding areas. Improper passing and unsafe vehicle operation incur $10 fines with $5 costs, while speeding offenses in various zones attract $10 fines plus costs. Police reports include bonds forfeited for illegal parking and DWI cases. Also recorded are marriages, quit claims, administrator deeds, and real estate transfers involving multiple residents and firms.
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John Ff. Cartelli
Taylor
Darrell D. Walker
Pierceville
Haroldt. Clayton
Indian River City
Fla
Jacob C. Zeigler
Dallas
Tex
Eugene L. Gross
Friend
Maurice Ry Combs
Deerfield
William Clint Herrell
Rt. 1
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Stone Hotel
Jeanette TL. Maxwell
Cimarron
Timothy Thomas Saiz
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Safeford
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Jim Korf
Ingalls
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Scott City
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Leoth
St. Catherine
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Marienthal
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Alamota
Ty Panzer
Howard Woertendyke
Pinecrest
John Hayden
Terry John Hayden
Imperial
Keneath Eisner
Belmont
Louise Dorothea Bockelman
Cristal Harkness
Christopher Saiz
Leopold Terri Sue Ochs
Miller
Anna Staley
N. 4Th
James R. Astwald
Joyce E. Hull
Vivian M. Springer
J.B. Springer
McKinley-Winter Cattle Company, Inc
Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe
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