Livestock Prices Report From Kansas City Auction
AP market summary from Kansas City shows cattle at 3 590 head with 150 calves. feeders dominate auction with limited slaughter classes. Steers high good to choice 21.75 to 22.75. low good heifers 20.00. utility cows 15.00 to 16.00. Hogs 3 000 head steady across barrows gilts sows. barrows 13.50 to 14.00 for 190 250 pounds, 13.25 to 13.50 for 250 270 pounds, sows 12.25 to 12.75 for 275 400 pounds and 12.00 to 12.50 for 400 550 pounds. Sheep 500 slaughter lambs steady. spring lambs 22.00. choice shorn No 1 pelts 21.00.
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Kansas City
U.S
Cattle and Sheep Market Prices Hold Steady Across Weights
The report shows steady demand and quotes across cattle species. U S choice cattle range from 22 to 24 dollars per hundredweight for various weights, with prices for steers, heifers, canners, bulls, and calves listed. Sheep and breeding stock also show steady ranges, including spring lambs and slaughter ewes.
Historical Market Prices Fragment
Readable figures include eggs grades A and B, cents per dozen and per dozen equivalents. Cream No 1 and No 2 prices listed. Hides priced by weight with a 40 pound threshold and glue hides noted. Mentions West of Oregon and a region size reference.
Egg price ranges from producers in Kansas City region
Prices paid to producers show large eggs 26 to 29 cents with most at 27, medium eggs 23 to 26 cents with most at 24, other categories unchanged. Wholesale eggs poultry and butter hold steady across Missouri and Arkansas fryers and broilers unchanged.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Butter steady and wholesale prices hold in Chicago market
AP reports butter steady in Chicago wholesale price quotes with little change across grades. Eggs show weakness in mediums while balance remains near steady. A whites 28 12, mixed 28 2, mediums 24, standards 28, dirties 26 2, checks 26.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain market report
Chicago grain notes show no wheat oats or soybean sales. Corn prices for No 2 yellow and No 3 yellow are 1.214 and 1.20 percent. Soybean oil trades at 9s bsa. Barley options quoted at 1.23 to 1.30 for making choice and 1.00 to 1.08 for feed.
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Chicago
Wall Street slips as trading slows after midday
The New York stock market settled lower this afternoon as profits were taken. Volume was about 5.2 million shares versus 5.91 million on Wednesday. Losses in key stocks ranged from fractions to around a point, with most changes narrow. Corporate bonds were unchanged to slightly lower, while long term government bonds rose moderately.
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New York
Grand Jury Endorses School Paddling Incident
In Cartersville Georgia a grand jury gave no bill on assault charges over a four lick paddling of nine year old Steve Dean by Taylorsville School principal LeRoy Farguson. Farguson, 53, says the punishment followed the boy moving seats and shoving others on a bus. He has since been reelected principal.
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Cartersville, Ga
Taylorsville
LeRoy H. Farguson
Elbert Dean Jr
Steve
Farguson
Army 2d Lt Reece Completes Armor Center Course
Army 2d Lt Charlies R Reece and his wife Carolyn reside in Thayer This 22 year old officer completed a 12 week officer orientation course at The Armor Center Fort Knox Ky April 13 He entered the Army in January 1963 He is a Thayer High School graduate and earned a B S from Pittsburg State College Pittsburg Kansas
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Army
Charlies R. Reece
Carolyn
George H. Reece
Thayer
Armor Center
Fort Knox
Reece
Thayer High School
Pittsburg State College
Pittsburg
Nine Chanute FFA members to compete in state contests
Nine Chanute students will join 1,200 Future Farmers of America members from 150 chapters for the 40th annual state vocational agriculture judging and farm mechanics contests at Kansas State University next Monday and Tuesday. Swiler Carter Quinn lead poultry and livestock events with McMillen and Hurt as alternates, Hasty and Erickson in horticulture with Ehmke as alternate. Carter Jr. mentors the group as faculty advisor. Quinn and McMillen also named delegates to the 35th annual state FFA convention. Swiler to receive a State Farmer degree Monday night.
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Manhattan
Chanute
Kansas State University
Kenneth Swiler
Phil Carter
Jim Quinn
Bill McMillen
Don Hurt
Ron Hurt
Bill Hasty
W. Erickson
B. Ehmke
Swiler
Carter
Hasty and Erickson
Ehmke
Charles C. Carter Jr
Quinn
McMillen
Daily Transcript notices hospital, marriages, court filings
Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions and dismissals list names and addresses plus a marriage licenses group for Eric area residents. District Court filings from Erie include multiple judgments and claims from May 196. A police traffic citation and a Wednesday fire run report conclude the item.
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Donald Reeves and Son
S. Larson
Glen Gough
S. Lafayette
William Wood
W. Beech
Raymond Sharp
Eric
Edna Emerick
S. Grant
Deaths and Funerals Wille Rites
Funeral service for John H. Wille president of Piqua State Bank will be Saturday at 9:30 a.m. from St. Martin's church Piqua with a Friday rosary and burial at Piqua Cemetery. Mrs Oscar I Hooper of Cherryvale died at Mercy Hospital Independence survivors include husband two sisters and one brother. Funeral at Cherryvale Friday at 2:30 p.m.
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John H. Wille
Piqua State Bank
Allen County Hospital
Iola
St. Martin’s Church
Piqua
St. Martin's
Piqua Cemetery
Oscar I. Hooper
Cherryvale
Mercy Hospital
Independence
H. D. Hunter
Charles Linville
Chanute
R. L. Kimbrough
Kansas City
Audit finds 90 cent discrepancy in city cash handling
City auditor Ben Witherspoon reviewed 13 municipal cash handlers in Wichita. Twelve locations balanced, but one change machine at a city parking lot was 90 cents short.
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Wichita, Kan
Ben Witherspoon
Chamber of Commerce Activities Highlights 1962 63
The 1962 63 chamber report details a year of community development efforts in Chanute. It notes a women’s committee, a development seminar with city officials and Kansas State University, and outreach to attract industry. It covers tours, dairy and 4 H recognition, water projects, poultry jamboree, highway routing study, and collaborations with Kansas Industrial Development Commission and other groups. It also lists tourist inquiries, grasslands tour, retail promotions, legislative panels, cleanup drives, teacher recognition, safety activities, civic leader briefings, and support for city bonds and FAA service.
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Kansas State University
Chanute
Ottawa South
Kansas
Area 4-H
Big Creek
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Mid-America, Inc
Santa Fe Railroad
Adams Ranch
Foraker
Oklo
Federal Aviation Agency
Eastburn named Select Crewman at Lakenheath RAF
Lt. Loren D. Eastburn USAF F-100 pilot selected as a Select Crewman in the 48th Tactical Fighter Wing at Lakenheath England for outstanding achievements in flying and ground training. He holds a B A from the University of Wichita and is the son of Mr and Mrs Leon Eastburn of 1015 S Central. His wife is Delores Ann Marks daughter of Webb Marks.
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Loren D. Eastburn
48Th Tactical Fighter
Lakenheath
England
Eastburn
United States Air Force
University of Wichita
Leon Eastburn
S. Central
Delores Ann Marks
Webb Marks
S. Lincoln
Claxton to Manage Neosho Creamery
ERIE The Neosho Valley Co operative Creamery Assn has employed Bill Claxton 35 of Cabool Mo as general manager He succeeds J E Mapes who resigned to become manager of a creamery at Paris Tex Claxton's duties begin May 1 He has 12 years experience in creamery operation with the Missouri Farmers Assn most recently as manager of a plant at Cabool Married Claxton and his wife have two children a boy 11 and a girl 5.
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Erie
Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery Assn
Bill Claxton
Cabool
J. E. Mapes
Paris
Tex
Claxton
Missouri Farmers Assn
Senior Play At Thayer presents The Family Nobody Wanted
Thayer High School seniors perform the three act play The Family Nobody Wanted tomorrow at 8 pm in the school gym. Don Marsh and his diverse brothers and sisters face the conflict of choosing family or romance as the young minister and wife foster a houseful of adopted children.
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Thayer
Thayer High School
Don
Gary Marsh
Kathy Holtzman
Rita Murrell
Doyle Gibson
Martha Smith
Larry Brown
Jean Morris
Edwin Matlock
Lee Padley
Linda Orr
Ronnie Fowler
Donna Reece
Stella Unruh
Lorna Allen
Mary Wheeler
Marilyn Jaynes
Gene Dyke
Births and local notices mix with Rexall sale ad
The column records a newborn Brad Lee Lewis born April 23 to Mr and Mrs O1 Lewis of Plains and notes funeral attendance of Deanna Dunham and relatives, plus 11 year old Rickey Bockover admitted to Shriners Hospital. Rexall drug sale begins with over 500 bargains advertised by Casey Rexall Drugs.
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Lewis
Plains
Brad Lee
Deanna Dunham
Lizzie eBan
Ed Fleming
Parsons
Rickey Bockover
C. J. Bockover
Shriners Hospital
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K. C. Livestock
Parsons Livestock
Parsons—Hogs
Oregon
Ermany
K. C
Chicago Grain
Wall Street
Grand Jury
D'S
Daily Transcript
Charles Albert Westhoff
Eliza_ Ann Van Leeuwen
St. An
Donald L. Schooley
Oleta Kay Hazen
Carl Frederick Mach
Judith Ann Yockey
Leonard W. Wehlage
Eleanor Brophy
Jimmy Britt Holt
Janice Ann Rickerson
State Department of Social Welfare
Glen Hughes
Winfield State Hospital
Virgil Taylor
Iowa Mutual Insurance Co
Charles J. Poor
Glen Harvey
South Mound Farmers Union Cooperative Assn
Harold Heady
Glen Ewing
South Mound Ac Heme Union Cooperstive Assn
Charles L. Kramer
Glen Heady
Fred Lawrence
Plummer
Chevrolet
Floyd Arnold
Wille Rites
Home Savings Association
Lincoln & Wealant
Chanute, Kansas
P.O
Fred Harris
Chamber of Commerce
Arthur
A. Smith
Dallas
Chamber
Tribune
Keith Wright
C of C
John R. Lyon
S. Highland
Robert C. Reynolds
University of Kansas School of Pharmacy
Coffeyville
William Crumrine
Larry Nessel
Humboldt
Lyon
Crumrine
Reynolds
Nessel
Sheriff's Office
Bill Anderson
Eureka
Anderson
Randall Diver
City Park
Walter Poor
A. B
Doc) Somers
N. Evergreen
Linn County
Mound City
Somers
Patrick J. Joyce
USN
Helen Koenig
Buffalo
Naval Air Technical Training Unit
Lakehurst
N.J
Frank Bean
Sidney, Neb
First National Bank
Neosho Creamery
Dren
St. Louis
Rexall Tc
Casey Rexall Drugs
East Main
Helene Curtis
Mennen
Cepacol
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