Canadian Farm Experts Visit Garden City Station
An unexpected delegation from the Saskatchewan department of agriculture toured the Garden City experiment station and nearby farm, assessing drought conditions and area responses. The visit followed reports of high winds and heavy rains causing damage across Missouri and Illinois, with thousands losing electricity and several tornadoes touching down in rural areas.
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Department of Agriculture
Saskatchewan
Canada
Garden City Experiment Station
G. W. Meeker
Andy Erhart
ST. Louis
Missouri
St. Louis County
Edwin Wakner
Garden City
Denver
Colo
Albuquerque
N.M
Goodwill, Okla
Amarillo
Hays
State Experiment Station
Mandan, N.D
Belleville
Ill
James O. Howard
Foreign Agripartment
Culture Service
United States Department of Agri
Ag Department
L. M. Ogilbie
Saskatcheswan
R. T.gopeland
Visity
J. By Campbell
Swift- Current Experiment Farm
J. Staples
Swift- Current
M. E. Andal
Ottawa
Don Kirk
Four Vacancies Face Local School System for Next Year
Resignations of Bernice Bender Leo Kirk Sam Butterfield and Kitty Marchetti leave four teaching posts vacant for next year with replacements unfound. Butterfield and Bender signed contracts with Hutchinson junior college and face a $100 penalty under new policy. Hood to seek successors immediately.
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Bernice Bender
Juco
Leo Kirk
Sam Butterfield
Kitty Marchetti
Butterfield
Miss Bender
Leroy Hood
Iutchinson Junior College
Hood
Kirk
Marchetli
Mechanical thinner hailed as beet field Ford on Kansas farms
A six row beet thinner described as the atom bomb of the sugar beet industry is expanding across Southwest Kansas, starting in Finney county. The device promises to cut thinning time by half, reduce need for hand labor, and improve beet stands amid drought relief. About 1,000 workers may be displaced as mechanization grows, with allocations across Finney and nine neighboring counties and some transfer of acres from Colorado growers.
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John Frazier
Telegram Star
Ed Stoppel
Finney County
Kansas
Latta
Colorado
Stoppel
Finney
Haskell
Grant
Wichita
Stanton
Kearny
Scott
Greeley
Wallace
Bloodmobile aims to raise quota at June visit
A June 5 Bloodmobile in this area seeks an intake of 160 pints, about 10 more than planned. Donor chiefs say increased regional demand has pushed quotas up and aim to recruit first time donors while contacting families of patients who received whole blood locally. Donor hours are 9 a.m. to 2 15 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church. Police report a car theft case with a suspect to be extradited from Chanute on check charges.
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Wichita
Mauuttee Lindner
Finney Blood
Lindner
Presbyterian Church
Red Cross
Harland Roy Graber
Walker
Garden City
Charles Francis Gates
Arkansas City
Graber
Gates
Chanute
Kansas highway workers win better terms for rest and travel
Kansas Highway Commission moved to improve conditions for maintenance staff. A labor relations panel will hear grievances from union reps while compensating time off and hour for hour overtime rules take effect. State time will cover transport to and from work projects. A three member committee will study possible department reorganization to support an expanded construction program.
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Topeka
Kansas Highway Commission
Aflcio State and Municipal
Highway Department
Commission
Ababa Ba
Vi Blalg Lmi
Isan
John D. Montgomery
Junction City Democrat
Second Highway Division
Names and Honors Mark Hope Hall Graduation Week
The junior college and high school class sermon at Hope hall centers on Whats in a Name with Rev Eugene Gragg of the Church of the Brethren delivering the sermon at 8 p m The program includes high school string symphony under Loren Crawford three vocal numbers and the robed choir plus junior college ensemble Invocation and benediction by Rev W T Froggatte Commencement exercises move to Parstely due to seating limits Junior college graduation Tuesday with Dr Dwight C Baird speaking High address Wednesday by Robert Gadberry Both ceremonies held in Hope hall A long list of graduation candidates is published in tomorrow's Telegram including Robert Ashley Atherton Eddie Walker Barclay and many others
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Eugene Gragg
Church of the Brethren
String Symphony
Loren Crawford
W. T. Froggatte
Fellowship Baptist Church
Robert Gadberry
Fourth National Bank of Wichita
Hope Hall
Robert Ashley Atherton
Eddie Waller Barclay
Robert Dean Berenda
Lewis Easton Bethel
Rose Mare Betla
James Vernon Bitner
Emery Miller Bontrager
LaVada
Loewen Brandt
Clarence Hlvin Caldwell
Stanley Irvin Caldwell
DeAnn Hatcher
Roselle
Anderson Hedges
Paul Berial
Hertendes
Darlene Pearl
Holderness
Albie Daniel-Holstein
Warren Lee Howland
Thomes Leonard Kitch
Martin Ross
Krentzel
Margaret Baker Dansdon
Nancy Nadine Lee
John Lee McKeohern
Sue Sime McKelvy
Marvin Dwain McMichael
Helen Penelopa Maglaris
Paul David Taylor
Dwayne Kaye Vaughn
Thomas Martin Walker
Robert Neal West
Jack Melvin Willamson
Harry L. Wilson
John Francis Wilson
Carol Jean Wolff
Jerry LeRoy Wright
Ronald Far York
Richam
John Zobel
First Christian church education plant bid totals set
Construction of a new education facility for the First Christian Church may start within 30 days after bids totaling about 107000 were opened. Noland Construction Co of Dodge City appears low on the general contract at 85378 with Lee & Woolman of Garden City second at 88223. Electric Laughlin Electric 7107 and Johnson’s Plumbing 6200 plus Garden City Sheet Metal 7000 are low bids for subs. Ground cleared on 7th street. Howard Blanchard is architect.
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First Christian Church
Dim Sloan
Noland Construction Co
Dodge City
Lee & Woolman
Garden City
7Th Street
Howard Blanchard
Body found in refrigerator case shocks Denver police
In Denver a 26 year old woman Mary Martinez Mills was found jammed in a bloody refrigerator in her apartment. Police seek her husband Ernest Mills 38 for questioning. He has a prior manslaughter conviction and a 1948 statutory rape arrest. The investigation continues as neighbors note he disappeared after May 17.
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Denver
Mary Martinez Mills
Ernest J. Mills
Hayti
Mills
Yeager
Riverton
Wye
Yeagers
Chris Herrera
Denlver
Traverse City
Mich
New Wheat Commission Hires Administrator
Maj. Gen. Joeterday announces W. W. Graber of Pretty Prairie as administrator for the Kansas Wheat Commission. Salary set at 7800 dollars yearly with a draft call for 170 men. Graber formerly led wheat district 4 and acted as secretary during state office setup in Hutchinson. Governor Docking will appoint a successor as chairman R. L. Patterson comments on Graber’s experience in farm affairs.
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Hutchinson
Kansas Wheat Commission
Topeka
Joeterday
W. W. Graber
Nickell
Pretty Prairie
Rector
Graber
Kansas
Wheat District
Weather Update From U S Weather Bureau
A few thunderstorms possible in extreme southwest tonight with warmer temps. Low around 50, southeast winds 15 mph. Friday scatters showers and thunderstorms, cooler. afternoon high upper 60s, southeast winds 20 mph. Sunrise 5 28, Sunset 7 35. Relative humidity 48 5. Observations end 6 30 am across Garden City Dodge City Goodland Great Bend Liberal Russell Pratt Amarillo Denver Guymon Levy LATTE.
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U.S
Mureau
Garden City
Dodge City
Goodland
Great Bend
Liberal Russell
Trace Pratt
Amarillo
Denver
Guymon
Levy
Garden Sass The Legend Of Billy The Kid 28 De
A quirky remark about Billy the Kid notes his 21 killings before age 21 and claims he rode without an automobile. The line blends humor with Western fame, reflecting on outlaw myth and cultural lore from early American frontier imagery.
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Billy the Kid
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