Lee Chamberlain Ends 48 Years Of Service With Santa Fe
Lee Chamberlain of Wellsville wrapped up 48 years in Santa Fe's communication department as district lineman with a surprise retirement party at his Wellsville home. Guests included numerous Santa Fe employees and friends from Osage City, Ottawa, Wellington, and nearby towns.
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V. L. Taylor
Foster R. Moore
Topeka
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D. F. Homewood
B. R. Olin
J. H. Ames
Emporia
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Pete Hendrickson
George W. Virgin
Jim Meisner
Osage City
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Purcell
Okla
J. S. Mooney
Medill
Victor Buchmeier
Wellington
Jim O'Neil
Kansas City
M. A. Robertson
Overland Park
Tom Morse
S. C. Christerson
Fred Evans
R. L. Stevens
Harper Wharton
Herbert Wright
Maurice Lynn Averill
Baker University
Carl Warnock
Bonner Springs
Vaughn Kimbrough
Jill
Bill Warnock
Alice Miller
Royce Myers
Kansas’ City
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Becky Warnock
Ottawa
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Clinton, Mo
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Paola
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Army Hospital
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Washington, D. C
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Brooks Institute of Photography
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Glass beads and paint bid to upgrade highway lines
Topeka bids for highway traffic lines call for 108 900 gallons of paint and 578 500 pounds of glass beads to glow at night. Enmar Inc of Wichita submitted 114 605 for 64 000 gallons of paint while De Soto Paint and Varnish Co of Garland Texas bid 78 546 for 44 900 gallons. Micro Beads of Wichita offered 56 558 25 for the glass beads, with total project nearing 250 000 dollars.
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Enmar Inc
Wichita
de Soto Paint and Varnish Co
Garland
Tex
Micro Beads
Improvements Planned for U S 75 South of Topeka
Kansas Highway Commission announced plans to further improve U S 75 south of Topeka. Condemnation proceedings have begun to acquire 5.7 miles of new right of way from U S 50N junction to a new concrete paving section. A 44 foot roadbed will be built west of the present route with a new bridge over 110 Mile Creek, replacing a segment with a sufficiency rating around 40 percent.
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Topeka
Kansas Highway Commission
110 Mile Creek
Michigan Timber Production Dominates Great Lakes Market
Michigan yields nearly half of the timber sold in the Great Lakes states, reflecting the state’s significant role in regional lumber supply. The data highlight Michigan’s forestry output amid broader market trends and demand for wood products.
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Michigan
Great Lakes States
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