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Newspaper
Newton Kansan
Location
Newton, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1975
Page
9
Readable fragments describe a brief local item with names and places obscured. The text hints at a public notice or schedule entry, mentioning a person and a location but lacks clear actions or dates.
Summer 4 H activities focus on animal care safety as horse riders learn leading and releasing the horse, keep to right side, untie before halter removal, and avoid rushing riders to prevent accidents. Agriculture updates explain new price support loan maturities for 1975 crops and loan availability through 1976, with storage options on farms or in warehouses. Kate Smith invited to Meramec Caverns to sing God Bless America after cave tours, with history of the song’s tradition and audience reach. Special slide tape horse safety presentations offered by state 4 H to clubs. beef sheep and swine projects outline showing, training, weighing, and record keeping for upcoming weeks.
Garden City Kansas faced its worst disaster as the Arkansas River peaked at 16 feet on June 19 1965. Rescue efforts saved animals at Finnup Park Zoo amid five foot flood depths and extensive sandbag defenses while residents evacuated and a state of emergency was declared by Mayor James Cowgill. Local volunteers and the National Guard aided in animal rescues and flood control across Garden City and nearby communities along the river.
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