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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1956

Page

5

Population declines in Syracuse and Hamilton County

Syracuse shows a population drop to 1610, down 118 from 1728 the prior year. Hamilton County totals fall to 3018 from 3200, with eight townships showing varied changes while Richland and Medway townships gain. Coolidge also loses residents, leaving 112.

Syracuse Coolidge Hamilton County Paul M. Johnson Richland Medway Liberty Kendall Lamont Bear Creek Coolidge City Syracuse City

Six Seeking Sheriff's Office in Seward County Primary

In Seward County the GOP race for sheriff heats up as Wallace Roehr Jr. becomes the sixth candidate just before the noon deadline. He joins J E McNabb Milton Rice John Long and Noah Welsch on the Republican ticket to face Democrat Zed Coffey in the general election. Races also loom for state representative county superintendent and two county commissioner seats.

Wallace Roehr, Jr J. E. McNabb Milton Rice John Long Noah Welsch Zed Coffey Coffey Seward State

Two Primary Contests in Scott City

Scott County voters face only two contests in the August 7 primary, Sheriff and Probate Judge, with the general election also likely only in the sheriff’s race. Five major-office candidates compete in the sheriff race, three Democrats and two Republicans, while two Republicans seek the probate judge nomination and no Democrats have filed for that office.

Scott City Scott County Carl J. Sheils A D. McLean Lester Beebe GOP Robin Brittan Ralph Nickel Warner Sheriff P., &. Warner Ralph Hollingsworth W. H. McQuitty Eva King Smith Gladys Robbins James Wallace Helen Smith C. EB. Conine L. C. Baker

Boulware Grain Company Marks 50 Years in Scott City

Scott City reports the Boulware Grain Company celebrating over fifty years of family service. Originating in 1906 as a mercantile and grain business in Modoc, it remains the only Scott County business under the same family for half a century. M. E. Boulware and D. L. Countryman started the venture, with Boulware later purchasing his partner.

Scott City Boulware Grain Company Modoc Scott County M. E. Boulware D. L. Countryman Mercantile and Grain Company Boulware

Grant Farmer Elected School Board Officer

In Ulysses the Grant county high school board approved a $136000 operations budget for next year and named Arthur B. Williams as district treasurer. Williams will serve three years, replacing Earl B. Williams who did not seek another term. The starting date for the nine month term was set as Sept 4, with last year’s operations totaling $129,493.44.

Ulysses Grant County High School Arthur B. Williams Williams Williams Williams Earl B. Williams Grant County Boyd King

Colorado Forest Fire Brought Under Control

A fire northwest of Corte, Colorado burned an estimated 1,200 acres of timber before firefighters from neighboring communities, aided by rain, contained it after nearly 24 hours. Sheriff A. u. Anderson reported the loss and noted ownership passing to Theo Boulware, who now runs the Modoc business with the grain firm celebrating its golden anniversary and expanding storage.

Corte Colo Here A. u.Anderson Theo Boulware Boulware Modoc Reuben

Wives blamed for high death rate for men in Levittown

In Levittown Pa a outspoken Mrs Agnes Ferguson Murdoch argues modern wives overwork husbands after work and that cooperation means husbands handle more housework. She cites 44 years of marriage managing a 15 room home and seven children among her proof.

Levittown Agnes Ferguson Murdoch Dren

Pork Prices To Be Higher

The Agriculture Department reports spring pig crop at 59,085,000 head, down 8 percent from last year, signaling smaller pork supplies for the coming spring and winter and likely higher hog prices. The forecast influenced farm politics and follows prior price declines after expansion. The department also projects an 8 percent smaller fall pig crop at 35 million head for 1956.

Washington -Withe

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