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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1965
Page
2
Editorialists vent about a stubborn engraving machine while praising Garden City Lions Club members for a successful broom sale that set a new sales record. The piece notes the high cost of better systems for small papers and lauds the Lions for their door to door fundraising effort and fair pricing.
A busy period unfolds as Mary Flamman and family celebrate multiple graduations from Fort Hays State College and local schools. Judy, Jane, Janice, and John Flamman advance from college and high school, with Mary planning to join Wichita State University’s 25th reunion. Holcomb High seniors perform Cannibal Queen in an 8 p.m. play.
Publication details for Br 6-3232 list daily delivery in Garden City Kansas with carrier in advance rates, 30 cents weekly in other cities, and mail subscriptions across Finney and surrounding counties. Includes student rates and postage, with delivery governed by local carrier service requirements.
Barbara Oringderf recalls old fashioned flu remedies and era nostalgia from Cimarron Kans in 1893. The piece cites Dr Kings New Discovery Electric Bitters Krauses headache capsules and local sales pitches, inviting reader feedback on remedies.
Curtis Publishing Co and its Texas Gulf Sulphur lease are at the center of a legal and financial bonanza. SEC actions accuse Texas Gulf of hiding ore discoveries while Curtis seeks damages and a larger royalty. The House committee hearings also report rising national crime and global trends in violence.
Dr. W. R. Easterling, 30, president of Northern Oklahoma Junior College at Tonkawa, was chosen as Wichita State University vice president for operations. He succeeds Dr. Glen Gardner and will take the post August 1. Easterling previously taught at Kansas State University from 1946 to 1953.
In IM1 era reports note a large interest in barbed wire collecting across the United States with more than forty five active collectors groups forming nationwide. The movement gathers enthusiasts, trade items, and displays at regional events.
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