Livestock Prices in Lower Kansas City and Chicago Markets
AP report shows cattle with slower demand and lower quotes across categories in Kansas City, with high good and choice slaughter steers at 24.75 to 26.25 and heifers 24.50 to 25.50. Hogs steady to 50 lower. sows and barrows quoted 13.25 to 15.75. Sheep steady. spring lambs at 20.50 to 21.25. Chicago wholesale poultry prices move 2 to 3 lower on roasters and fryers.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Parsons
U.S
Stasdu Mrime
Wineuys Peu
Cohen
Los Angeles
Keiferette Supreme Court
Sen
Bologradium
Market report shows livestock and poultry prices across grades
California and Washington markets quote hogs and cattle with varied weights and grades. Prices range from 9.00 to 31.00 for hogs and 14.00 to 26.50 for cattle, with veal and lamb figures and wholesale eggs and butter prices included.
Market quotes for grains and soybeans in Chicago
Chicago market report shows No wheat or oats sales. Corn No 2 yellow at 1.1344. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.5614 and No 4 yellow 2.48. Soybean oil 9 percent, barley notes include making choice 1.35 to 1.55 and feed 1.05 to 1.25.
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Chicago
Community Notes From Local and National Ties and Trades
Mr and Mrs E E Treloggen have returned from Darmstadt Germany after five years. Treloggen is a linotype operator and former Stars and Stripes worker. Mrs Treloggen is daughter of Mr and Mrs John Carter. Dr and Mrs George Gould of West Lafayette Ind visit Mrs Goulds brother and wife at 320 N Evergreen. Marigold Beauty Salon closes for remodeling. Veterans of Foreign Wars hold district meeting at Winfield with members from Nowata Okla and Neosho Memorial Hospital urged to display loyalty flag. Admissions and dismissals listed for Neosho Memorial Hospital, with births and surgeries noted. Traffic citation issued for parking in no parking zone with $2 bond posted.
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E. E. Treloggen
Darmstadt
Germany
Treloggen
J. A. Treloggen
W. Main
The
Stars and Stripes
George Gould
West Lafayette
Ind
Esas Se
Ieee
Win- Roosters
Harry
Hens
Johnson Jr
W. J. Hides
Althaber
Howard Dobson
Ken
Seth Raney
Melvin Webb
Charles Lett
Lee Montgomery
J. O. Couch
Nowata
Oklo
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Virgil
Tomer S. White
Augusta
Manuel Martinez
N. Lincoln
Jessie Fullerton
S. Wilson
Edith Clawson
S. Highland
Willard Jobe
Humboldt
Howard Bailey
Thayer
Clyde E. Ryan
Yates Center
Margaret Harvill
St. Paul
Carl Nordt
Ralph Rice Jr
Cloyd Wilson
S. Santa Fe
Linda Munninger
Aliie Mendenhall
Neosho Manor
Jim Hatfield
Louis Callarman
Earlton
Aimee Susan McDowell
S. Tennessee
Estella Ingraham
Wates Center
Edna Nibarger
William Daniels
Lavonburg
Deaths and funerals seen in Humboldt area notices
Police arrested Sam Fleetwood of Wichita on intoxication charges, later released on 15 dollar bond. A tire slashing reported on Don Morris’s personal car. Golden Shrine members attending the Supreme White Shrine of Jerusalem in Denver based on local notices. Obituaries include Thomas McGannon Ward of Cleburne former Humboldt resident and Mrs Effie Atkison formerly of Chanute. Isis Babbitt Smith of Emporia, and other service notices.
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Sam Fleetwood
Wichita
Don Morris
719
Kansas
Golden Shrine No. 8
Jerusalem
Denver
L. J. Junod
Don C., Beach
W. C. Steele
Charles Leavitt
Mmes
Ralph Fleming
E. C. Brenton
Inez Bray
Harry Kennedy
Walnut
Thomas McGannon
Cleburne
Tex
Humboldt
McGannon
Edna McCready
Thomas McGannon Jr
Chicago
Dick McGannon
Houston
Mike McGannon
Dear Ann Landers proposes a kiss, not a red-hot romance
The column advises a cautious approach to a seven month relationship. A mid twenty dating man who jumps at a touch in church is deemed not marriage material. The reader is urged to seek a healthy pace and enjoy life, not sacrifice personal goals for romance.
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Ann Landers
L. B
Ans Landers
L.B
Dan
Ann
Wall Street braces for a planned three week trip amid market drop
A writer notes a 56 a week market job cuts into a proposed three week June trip with relatives. They face losses in stock volume and salary while bond and government markets show mixed to steady movements.
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NEW York
Comdad
Fridav
U.S
District Meet for Home Demonstration Units in Coffeyville
The district meeting for Home Demonstration Units will be held at Memorial Hall Coffeyville starting 10 a.m. Wednesday. Mrs. L. P. Guy Montgomery County will preside and present seals to units with 15 or 20 year service. A Riverton kitchen band and a Coffeyville ready to wear style show are on the program. Afternoon session at 1 p.m. will be presided by Mrs. George Neill Wilson County with remarks by Mrs. Verne Alden Welda. Velma McGaugh to recognize unit presidents.
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Coffeyville
Memorial Hall
L. P. Guy
Montgomery County
Ralph Reinhardt
Riverton
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K.C. Livestock
Parsons Livestock
Mickey
Washington
K.C
Chicago Grain
N. Allen
Marigold Beauty Salon
John Hamilton
Stark
Daily Transcript
B. F. Mowery
Auburn
Nebraska
School of Veterinary Medicine
Manhattan
Dr. Mowery
Kansas State
H. M. Lefever
Leroy Whiteman
Assembly of God Church
Whiteman
Marlene
Sherry
Kevin
Melvin Owen
Kathy
Becky
Patrick
Roy Banks
Roger
Cecil Crim
Roy Harp
George Wiltse
Betty
Roy Ogle
Anna Roles
C. B. Wilson
Marilyn
Linda Elliott
Garner Burch
Effie Atkison
Tulsa
Chanute
John Muchmore
H. H. Atkison
Christian Church
Order of the Eastern Star
Red Fork
Edwin Atkison
Bonita Collins
San Jose
Calif
Betty Carter
Lillie Dagwell
Grant Wilson
S. Forest
Elmwood Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Isis Babbit Smith
Isis Babbitt Smith
Emporia
Bryant Rest Home
Seymour
Iowa
Calvin
Rebecca Babbitt
Cambridge
Neb
William J. Smith
Smith
Woodland Park Dairy
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Ethel ,Yantis
Elk County
Howard
Young
Longton High School
Ner
S. Evergreen
Marjorie Brewster
Mill Valley
Irene Reed
Fremont
Pluma Mousel
Bertha Trenchard
Edith Pierce
Orrin Babbitt
Cheyenne
Wyo
Earl Babbitt
Boonville
Velma Keraus
Roberts Blue and Barnett Funeral Home
Conrad Vanderveldte
Memorial Lawn Cemetery
Lee Sugden
Trem Raifsnyder
Sugden, Raifsnyder
Alva DeArmond
John Caudell
Lloyd Krepps
Jim Me
Adame
Edyth Young
Edith
Buffalo
Teach
Roy S. Gibson
Bowling ‘Ley
Pome
Wall Street
Model
Este AT
Hoover
Koch Bros. Furniture
the Tribune
Helena Rubinstein
Calvert
U.S.D.A. Choice
Wilson's Bacon Squares
Taylor & Laughlin
Rocery & Market
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