Livestock Market Reports From Garden City and Kansas City
Garden City livestock totals show 2 784 cattle and 446 hogs with steady demand for stocker steers and calves. Prices range notably for calves, yearlings, cows, and bulls, with a top hog price near 16.40. Kansas City output lists cattle at 114,000 with steers and heifers mixed to steady, hogs down, and various price brackets for barrows, gilts, and sows.
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Garden City
Siong
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Ecommerse
Vigorous Rally For Stock Market Post Labor Day
New York AP reports a vigorous rally on Wall Street as post Labor Day trading opened. The Dow Jones average neared its 1901 high while volume surpassed 24 percent above average, with gains broad across industries including steels motors utilities airlines and chemicals.
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New York
Wall Street
Yeporus Steels
Dance programs planned at Civic Center this week
The Telegram notes two events at the Civic Center this week. Tonight targets college students with a lap dance and Friday features a senior high night. The Flames orchestra will perform and Recreation Director Herman Bevin promises a floor show with financial support from Gary Denal Bank.
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Civic Center
Flames
Herman Bevin
Garyden Nebonal Bank
Dismissals and addresses listed for St Catherine Leopold notices
A list of names and addresses shows dismissals at St Catherine and Leopold with dates and routing. It includes residents and patients such as Everett Taylor Barbara Jean Henrih Lawrence Hamman and Ronald Talley among others in Shallow Water Sublette Holcomb Dodge City Imperial and nearby towns.
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St. Catherine
Monay
Alex Earle
Lamar
Calo
Terry Rixon
Ingalls
Salvador Arteaga
Sherry Small
Holcomb
Merle Peltz
St. John
Leopold
Ivan Garnand
Everett Taylor
Shadylawn Nursing
Jlame
Bob Wiiman
Barbara Jean Henrih
Eaturey
Ronald Talley
Chesterfield
Dean Cambron
Bilson
Shallow Water
Nak Hurnett
Scott City
Maude Morgan
Garden City Ave
Robert Quint
Martin Susehka
Imperil
Anna Marie Drescher
S. “Suh, Mrs. Carl Bennett, 410 N. 3Rd, Hovey Dean Brown
Mealy
Skage Deerfield
D James Spor
Conkling
William Grusing
Brownell
St. Catharine
Mars
Ray Chappell
Hattie Losly R. Stevens
Dodge
Secret Marriage of Georgia Coed Sparks Mixed Reactions
Charlione Tanter, first Negro woman at the University of Georgia, reveals she secretly married Walter Stovall, a white student from Douglas, Ga. The couple expect a December child and kept the union quiet while both attended the university. Stovall worked as a reporter in Atlanta. Tanter graduated in June. The marriage faced family objections and social scrutiny within their circle.
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New York
Charlione Tanter
University of Georgia
Walter Stovall
Douglas
George
Greciaj
Stovall
Ata Journal
Auta
Amort Upep Seles
Hime Jr
Tanpa
New Yorker
Maga Ane
Births and deeds from Garden City and Ark Valley notices
In Garden City births list a daughter to Merle and wife at 2002 St John on Sept 2 with weight 12 ounces. Also a son to Dick Thornburg at 406 Magnolia. other birth lines give weights and addresses. Deeds show Ark Valley Broadcasting Co. Inc. to Garland Investments for land in W4 of NWM. transfer to Garland Investments. Marriage licenses list Joseph Edward Kraus and Sharon Kay Kells, both of Garden City.
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Catherine
Floyd Gift
Chestnut
Dick Thornburg
Magnolia
Overwidth and speeding fines and a divorce filing
Court records list multiple fines for overwidth overlength overweight and speeding offenses with named defendants and costs. A district divorce filing shows Harry Marty Thompson versus Esther Kay Thompson amid civil actions and default judgment against Leland N. Danielson et al. Police arrest records include Wibert Meacham and Gale Vandeariff with drunken driving and related charges. Traffic accidents report minor damage incidents in Kalvesta Pierceville Spruce Garden City and Wichita areas with listed drivers and locations.
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Courts County
Darlaw L. Boulware
Verrion N. Shirley
Larry L. Decker
Floyd Girl
Laverne
Bray
Russell Clyde Gibson
WA. Wasson
Chillide KH. Reynolds
Robert E. Wright
Billy L. Wheeler
William J. Hendricks
Oliver L. Greathouse
Phil WH. Gottschalk Jr
Harry Marty Thompson
Esther Kay Thompson
United States of America
Leland N. Danielson
Wibert Charles Meacham
Torrington
Wyo
Sharon Ann Willson
W. Fair
Leonard Guy Vandeariff
Chelsa
Okla
Manuel Acosta Robles
Finney County Fair Livestock Sale Results Summary
Finney County Fair livestock auction results list 4-H owners, buyers, and prices for swine, sheep, and cattle. Grand and reserve champions in swine include Joe Berry, David Wolfe, and Deloris James. Sheep champions include Tonita Thomas and Millicent Thomas with multiple buyers like Oswalt Industries and Garden City Co-op. Cattle classes feature Tarry Gore and Jerry Burgardt with numerous buyers and prices. event notes include weights from 100 to 1,005 pounds and payments ranging up to about 230 dollars per hundredweight.
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Finney County
Tere
Joe Berry
Durar
George Evang
SMEEP
Millicent Thomas
Oswalt Industries
Tonita Thomas
Reaaive
Shurgrow
Gindy McGraw
Transp
Ative
Garden National Bank
Pete Warner
Southdown
Brookover
Sharon DeRemtus
Dre. Pratsval Reeve
Walaa
Viv Brown
Blue Ribbon Hampshire
Beare
Jerry Brown
Blun Mampshire
Kalvesta Implement Ou
Gene Dugan
Red Crownbreed
Dowd Seed Co
Arnold Streeter
Red Southdown
Sears Roebuck
Lanree Steinmetz
Red Hampshire
Garden City Western Railroad
Carding Brown
Red Trampshire
Dr. Lin. Fairbaton
Stephen Gillan
Red Croashreed
Henkle Drilling
Vicky Brown
Red Uampehtrs
Garden City Co-op
Pumnie Veron
Tin Stone
Blue Wereford
Ay Dens Burgardt
Blue Shorthorn
Wheatland Electric
Sharon DeReamus
MO Poms
Garden City Telegram
Death Notice of Lloyd Merle Keeling in Kansas Tractor Accident
Lloyd Merle Keeling, 35, died Saturday when a tractor overturned near Densmore Kansas. Funeral is Wednesday at 2 pm at Healy Methodist Church with burial in Healy Cemetery. Survived by wife Betty Lou Warren Keeling, daughter Sherry Lynn, son Herbert Eugene, step-daughters Vonnie Sue and Tammy Ann, sister Christine Elliott, mother Jane Haverfield, and father Otto Keeling. He was born October 18, 1927, served in the Merchant Marine and Air Force, and worked as a driver for Greendyck Transport Co. in Scott City. He was a member of the Baptist Church. Burial arrangements handled by Weinmann Funeral Home of Scott City.
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Kelling
Reno
Nev
U.S. Merchant Marine
U.S. Air Force
Betty Lou Warren
California
Kansas
Scott City
Greendyck Transport Co
Sherry Lynn
Herbert Eugene
Vonnie Sue
Tammy Ann
Christine Elliott
Portland
Ore
Jane Haverfield
Densmore
Otto Keeling
The
Baptist Church
Healy Methodist Church
William R. Berger
Healy Cemetery
Weinmann
Bloomington beet farmer dies at 80 in Washington
Jake Eckert, 80, father of Jake Eckert Jr, died this morning in Bellingham Washington. A former resident from 1911 to 1936 he lived west of Garden City and farmed beets. He would have turned 81 on September 9. Surviving are his son plus two other sons and two daughters on the West Coast. Funeral is tomorrow in Bellingham.
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Jake Eckert
Jake Eckert, Jr
Bellingham
Wash
Eckert
Washington
Garden City
West Coast
Kansas Traffic Death Logs Update
Topeka officials release a Kansas traffic log noting deaths from the week ending 9 a.m. Tuesday, covering the period from 27 hours earlier through 2 August to 25 September. The records include time stamps, locations, and preliminary causes where available.
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Topeka
Kansas
Congress Faces Big Battles Ahead This Session
Washington AP report notes Congress enters September with a crowded agenda including tax cuts foreign aid spending and the nuclear test ban treaty as Civil rights plans loom and a Southern filibuster risks delaying action. The House plans a recess and Senate debate next week on the Manpower Training Act expansion.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Kennedy
Hope Abandoned For Trapped Miner
In Hazleton Pennsylvania AP reports that Louis Bova remains trapped after the Aug 13 coal mine collapse. Despite 15 futile shafts and a 33 foot shaft with an electronic camera showing no room, authorities concede a rescue is unlikely. Fallen miners David Fellin and Henry Throne returned home after 14 days entombed, while Bova’s fate casts a pall over the community.
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Hazleton
David Fellin
Henry Throne
Ming
Louis Bova
Fellin
Throne
Bova
Marie
Bove
Eva
Charmbury
Matting funds bill faces federal aid plan in Senate
A 1963 Garden City Telegram item notes a federal aid plan for third year matting funds, with four states already acting and 25 not meeting. The Senate bill would have the federal government cover the entire third-year cost and authorize 191 million dollars for state shares.
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Connecticut
Kansas
Montana
Tennessee
Senate
U.S
Centenarian Woman Hannah Craft Dies in Kinsley Home
Mrs Hannah M Craft aged 100 died Monday at Kinder Rest Home in Kinsley Kansas. Born February 22 1863 in Boyair Pennsylvania she was Edwards County's oldest resident. She leaves four sons a daughter 24 grandchildren 56 great grandchildren two brothers and a sister. Funeral at 10 30 a m Thursday at Kinsley Methodist Church with Rev Bill Dial officiating burial at Hillside Cemetery Kinsey.
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Hannah M
Craft
DeWitt Craft
Kinder
Kinsley
Boyair
Edwards County
Kinsley Methodist Church
Bill Dial
Hillside Cemetery
Kinsey
Local Kiwanians To Convention
Rudy Valenzuela president of the Garden City Kiwanis Club will head the local delegation to the Kansas District Kiwanis International convention in Hutchinson from Friday September 27 to Sunday. Directors George Voth and Tom Saffell serve as voting delegates with Abe Hubert Lester Harp and Bill Brown as alternates. The club’s annual kids day peanut sale is moved to Saturday September 21 due to the convention.
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Rudy Valenzuela
Garden City
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Wil Gees
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Jack Welle
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Lloyd Merle Keeling
Healy
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Jake Eckert Sr
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