Ottawa area briefs span club meetings and obituaries
Local notices report a Chamber of Commerce farm and ranch committee meeting at 8:30 p.m. Sept. 6. Various community happenings include dance and music events, a JAM session at the VFW, a garden club program, and a Centropolis Day at the Old Depot Museum. Death notices note Roscoe Harmon of Ogden and Harry Pearson, former Ottawans, with services in Needles and California. The city dump and hall close for Labor Day and Captain Dave Rodarte is named golf team captain at West Point for 1974.
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Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Farm and Ranch Committee
Chamber
Harry E. Pearson
Needles
Calif
Ottawa Daily Report notices and obituaries summary
The Ottawa Daily Report lists admissions and dismissals for Overbrook and Lane RFDs, local addresses, and a fire injury. It notes Edwin Walter Howe death at 71 with service details, plus police reports, traffic citations, a Maxine Tuggle memorial, and a variety of marriage licenses and notices across Ottawa and surrounding areas.
Missouri Kansas Guernsey classic dominates Franklin County sale
Big Guernsey breeders from Kansas and Missouri converge in Franklin County for the first Missouri Kansas Guernsey Classic consignment sale. A Sunday banquet at Ottawa University precedes the Monday sale at the Franklin County Fairgrounds, with 34 consignors offering 58 cattle. Andrew B Spencer funeral set in Garnett with burial in Greeley Cemetery. Vandalism reported in Ottawa. Job Corps graduate Rebecca Brown earns nurse's assistant qualification.
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Missouri
Franklin County
Ottawa University Student Union
Franklin County Fairgrounds
Andrew B. Spencer Garnett
Andrew Boyd Spencer
Anderson County Hospital
Farris
Greeley Cemetery
Greeley
Harold Peters
Spencer
Alexander Jackson
Jane Suzanna Spencer
Iva Ramsey
Eva Spencer
Hazel Stevenson
Lane
Georgia Morris
Concord
Calif
Lela Arnold
Freeport
Ill
Nadine Finch
Lincoln
Loyd Spencer
Merle W. Spencer
JOB Corps
Rebecca Brown
Juanita Brown
Ottawa
Excelsior Springs
Job Corps Center For Women
Wall Street slips in slow pre Labor Day trading
Wall Street opened with minor gains faded as the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.83 to 981.70 at noon. The NYSE broad index slipped to 55.37 while the American Exchange price-change index rose slightly to 22.93. Ramada Inns led volume with a 55,000 share block at 9 percent, while International Paper and Carrier edged higher. Kaiser Aluminum declined 1 point to 21 1/2. Agricultural, chemical and machinery stocks remained active volume leaders.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Ramada Inns
International Paper
Carrier Corp
Kaiser Aluminum
Baker University Receives $50000 From Cavaness Will
Baldwin City reports a $50000 gift to Baker University from the will of Mrs. Wilfrid Cavaness widow of the late state senator and Baker alumnus. She died August 20 in Chanute after a long career with The Chanute Daily Tribune and service as secretary to her husband during his Kansas Senate years.
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C. Tuggle
Richmond
Maxine Tuggle
Farris Memorial Chapel
Garnett
Tuggle
Lucas
George
Florence Stalesman
Anderson County
Tantha Rural School
Bradford Chandler
C.C. Tuggie
John Chandler
Eudora
Bill Chandler
Clathe
Lois Reynolds
Augusta
Ora Lee Dunlap
Wichita
Oak Haven Rest Home
Chanute
J.L. Stewart
Wilfrid Cavaness
Developers Again Seek Wellsville Annex In 62 Acre Project
Cedar Knoll Estates developers urged Wellsville officials to annex 62 acres southeast of town for a mobile home park. They argued higher per-child tax contributions and steady new homes would boost revenues while addressing water shortages. council agreed to hire an engineer to study new well sites. Budget votes included police car, library AC, water, and park mowing arrangements.
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Joan Istas
Wellsville
Cedar Knoll Estates
Here
Charles Borchers
Lou Segebrecht
Ken Hubbard
Borchers
U.S.C
Dave Dyehouse
Roger O'Neil
O'Neil
Prices Boom For Farmers In August Rise
Washington AP reports farmers now receive about 62 percent higher prices for raw products than a year ago with August alone up 20 percent. The Agriculture Department Crop Reporting Board cites many current prices as the highest in the century, signaling strong farm income.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
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