Wheat referendum campaign floods Kansas farmers with information
Kansas farmers are flooded with mail meetings and in person outreach ahead of the May 2 wheat referendum. County ASC offices promote the program as factual, citing price stability reserve reductions and cost savings while organizers say they aim to help producers vote intelligently.
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Joe McKnight
Wichita
Kansas
Wheat Belt
Department of Agriculture
Sedgwick County
ASC
Kaufman
Sedgwick
Sone For
Sedgwick County Farm Bureau
County Farmers Union
County Grange
Chamber of Commerce
National Farmers Organization
County Agriculture ‘Soll Conservation Service
Karl Isgrigg
Sumner County
Welling
Isgrigg
Barton County
Edward A. Bowman
Great Bend
Today in History Congress Okays Nickel Mining
Highlights from history show events from 1775 to recent years. Key items include Massachusetts adopting its first constitution, Jacob Leisler’s treason hanging, and Congress authorizing the nickel coin in 1866. Also noted are USSR defense pacts, Weizmann election, Oatis release, Indonesian setback, UN colonialism committee on Northern Rhodesia independence.
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Associated Press
Massachusetts Provincial Congress
America
John Hancock
Jacob Leisler
New York
Virginia
Congress
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Russia
Chaim Weizmann Wag
Israel
William Oatis
North
Finney County banks report for quarter ending April 30 1963
Garden National Bank shows 92,531.74. Fidelity State Bank 944,874.53. total cash items 1,921.58. Overall assets listed as 1,875,327.85. Public notice by Finney County Treasurer Bonnie Zirkel and County Clerk Jane Collins.
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Garden City Telegram
Finney County
Kansas
Garden National Bank
Fidelity State Bank
Ceeserseuveseee
Vis
Sesas Eeeen Enee
Garden City Telegram May 16, 1963 Page 10
Garden City Telegram page 10 from Thursday May 16 1963 features local notices and brief items. The page includes short items on community events, announcements, and public notices.
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Garden City Telegram
Prank Expells Six Students at Missouri Valley College
The disciplinary board expelled six students on Wednesday after a prank involving a homemade tombstone near the chapel. Five of the disciplined students were Alpha Sigma Phi members. A heifer died nearby last Friday, reportedly from exhaustion after being chased from a farm. The plan allegedly involved placing the cow on the chapel altar.
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Marshall. Mo
Alpha Sigs
Missouri Valley College
Alpha Sigma Phi
Soldier charged with murder to face preliminary hearing
Pte Randy Miksell, based at the Nike missile base near Gardner Kansas, will have a preliminary hearing in Johnson County Magistrate Court next Monday. He admits killing Maurice F. Mosher after a beer run on the road where the body was found Sunday morning. Mosher, a Springfield Missouri resident, was en route to Horton Kansas to visit his mother.
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Olathe
Kan
Randy Miksell
Maurice F. Mosher
Johnson County
Miksell
Gardner
Mosher
Springfield
Horton, Kay
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Walter N. Murphy
Reno County
Hutchinson
Great Plains Oil Company
Mola & Pine
Champlin
United Nations Special Committee On Colonialism
General Assembly
Northern
Rhodesia
Bonnie
Trassurar
Jane Collins
Finney
Cccar
Wane
County Land Royalty Agriculture Extension Council
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Teacher's Institute Ee Beaae Waa
County Library
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Townships
Garden City
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Piarcaville
Pleasant Valley
Sherlock Ee
County Health Fund
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Holcomb City
Garden City High School
Transportation
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Spbcte Gs
Nist
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Holcomb High School
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Union
Special Improvement Union
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Rand
R—Transportation
Pierceville
Bond & Int
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Cushion Foot Sox
Woolworth
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Crisco
Santa Fe
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Uptown
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Larry Kliesen
Garden City, Ks
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