Livestock Market Report From Kansas City
Livestock markets show cattle steady to mixed with varied price shifts across categories. Cattle and calves overall steady, hogs steady with mixed barrow and gilt prices, and sheep with spring lambs up 25 cents while ewes hold. Egg prices largely unchanged across grades with majority of whites around 32 cents.
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Kansas City
Livestock and cattle price ranges in quoted market report
The market report lists price ranges for various livestock categories. Parson hogs, cattle including grain fed steers and heifers, veal, cows, bulls, and sheep show bid ranges from low to high values, with several weight and quality distinctions reflected across categories. The data covers hogs, sows, boars, steers, heifers, calves, veal, cows, bulls, lambs, ewes, and breeding stock.
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U.S
Kansas City wholesale produce price notes
AP report lists consumer egg and butter pricing in Kansas City wholesale markets. Large eggs 80 percent AA 32 to 34 cents per dozen. Medium eggs 80 percent AA 25.5 to 27.25 cents. Butter grade A 69 cents per pound for solid and 70 cents for quarters. Other produce unchanged.
Grain futures mixed as Kansas City market shows varied prices
Wheat ranges from 1.47 to 1.59 per bushel with No 2 and No 3 grades. Corn largely down with No 2 white at 1.50 to 1.67 and No 3 at 1.35 to 1.66. Soybeans quoted at 2.67 per bushel with sacked bran and shorts also listed.
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Kansas City
Shorts
Butter prices rise in Chicago trading results
Chicago AP reports butter firm prices up to 4 to 2 higher with grade scores 93 AA 60 92 A 60 90 B 5914 89 C 5814 and car prices 90 B 60 89 C 5944 indicating a firm market move in dairy markets.
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Chicago
Wall Street Ends Irregularly Lower Amid Moderate Volume
The New York market settled irregularly lower in moderate trading with about 4.3 million shares changing hands. Corporate and U.S. Treasury bonds remained mostly unchanged as activity cooled from the prior session.
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New York
U.S. Treasury
Blood used at Neosho Memorial Hospital July total 61 pints
A July report shows Neosho Memorial Hospital used 61 pints of Red Cross blood. Eight-year-old Neil Reis sig. Eric suffered facial and hand burns after tossing gasoline on a family fire and received treatment by an Erie physician and is recovering at home.
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Red Cross
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Neil Reissig
Joe Reissig
Eric
Erie
Chanute delegates attend Jehovah's Witnesses convention in Memphis
Local presiding minister Dale R. Burnett and family attend a Memphis convention with 15 706 attendees from 34 states and Canada. Joan Hill and children join a similar Albuquerque gathering. Other local residents host guests and returned from trips to Colo rado Arizona and California visiting relatives in Los Angeles and Solvang.
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Mildred Waldrip
Colorado
Arizona
California
Frank Norman
Los Angeles
William J. Norman
Solvang
Paint store window shot by unknown assailant
Sherwin Williams on West Main reported by manager Dick Bohling that a gunshot damaged the store window during the night. Police are investigating the incident and reviewing nearby surveillance footage.
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Dick Bohling
Sherwin-Williams
W. Main
Woman Issued Summons After Stop Sign Charge
Elizabeth Salzwedel of 106 S Steuben received a police summons at 11 10 p m yesterday for allegedly running a stop sign at 2nd and Lincoln.
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Elizabeth Salzwedel
S. Steuben
2Nd
Lincoln
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Area 1965 Update
Kansas traffic death log reports five fatalities in 24 hours ending 9 am Tuesday for August 5 1965. The dataset compares to similar periods in 1964 with 367 deaths versus 361 in 1965.
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Topeka
Kansas
Chain of five accidents hits Chanute streets
A rash of five traffic accidents occurred within about an hour yesterday afternoon on Chanute roads. The first crash near K39 east of Chanute involved Gail Malson in a 1965 Buick and Leonard Wheeler in a 1958 Ford. all three vehicles traveled east, with injuries reported and damage totaling $500 for the Buick and a total loss for the Wheeler Ford. Additional collisions followed on S Lincoln and Main Street near Lincoln, including a door collision with a parked car and two further minor crashes. Mae Childers and Phillip Wilkinson ended up in a collision at Elm and Evergreen, with Childers charged for failure to yield.
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Chanute
George Neeley
Don Harding
Highway Patrol
Neeley
Gail Malson
S. Western
Malson
Leonard Wheeler
Thayer
Ashley Clinic
Mrs. Wheeler
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Elm
Evergreen
Mae Childers
Chrysler
Dodge
Phillip G. Wilkinson
S. Grant
Wilkinson
Childers
Wilkerson
Phone contact guidance for Tribune relatives
The note instructs readers to call a Tribune contact if unavailable, directing to reach via the carrier and, after 6 p.m., dial HE 1 3400 when the person cannot be reached.
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Tribune
Ousted Miss New York State Loses Title Over Contract
Gloria Jon, the first Negro to win Miss New York State, claims the Miss Universe title was stripped from her due to race. Ted Marshall, pageant director, says she breached contract by missing appearances and advertising a hair product. A year without a Miss New York State title is anticipated as parties dispute the cause.
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New York
Gloria Jon
New York State
Jon
Manhattan
Miami Beach
Ted Marshall
Marshall
Alfred J. Hemlock
Deaths and funerals of Emanuel Anderson and Anna Thummel
Emanuel Anderson 1878 1949 of 213 S Western died from two self inflicted gunshot wounds at his home. He leaves one daughter Mrs Fayette Wilson Overland Park and a longtime resident of the area. Memorial service at Johnson Chapel with Masonic burial at Elmwood. Also noted is Thummel Requiem Mass at St Patrick s church with burial at St Martin s cemetery under Johnson Mortuary.
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Emanuel Anderson
S. Western
Vilas
Star Drilling Supply Co
Hannah Hulte
Methodist Church
the Masons
Sunflower Chapter Oes
Golden Shrine of
White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Modern Woodmen of America
Fayette C. Wilson
Overland Park
Johnson Chapel
Duff D. Wagoner
Elmwood Cemetery
Sommars Funeral Service at St Patrick's Church
Albert Joseph Sommars was buried at St Patrick's cemetery after a Monday service at St Patrick's church with Rev. Vincent Brown officiating. Organist was Mrs. Dave Peterson and flowers were arranged by Mrs. H A Elliott and Xenia Osborn. Bearers included Henry Breiner, Leslie Crow, Bill Fairchild, Bernard Korphage, Oscar Stich, and Ralph Seidl. Burial was conducted by Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home. Pribbernow Service for Henry Pribbernow set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Price Funeral Home Humboldt with Rev. W T Niermeier officiating. He was born June 28, 1890, near Humboldt, son of Carl F. Pribbernow, Lutheran and Humboldt resident 40 years. Survivors include brothers Will of Piqua and Charles of Humboldt, and sisters Mrs. Gusta Schaede and Louise Pribbernow, both of Humboldt.
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Thummel
Anna Marie Thummel
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Vincent Brown
Dave Petterson
Dennis Thummel
John Thummel
Howard Wentz
Gene Koester
Ron Koester
Phillip Pugh
St. Martin's Cemetery
Piqua
Johnson Mortuary
Price Funeral
Humboldt
W. T. Niermeier
Pribbernow
Carl F. Pribbernow
Lutheran Church
Will
Charles
Gusta Schaede
Louise Pribbernow
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Noted at Neosho Memorial
Daily Transcript lists Monday admissions for William Gray Laura Cassingham Leonard Wheeler Etta Hanson William Warren and Otto Fiene in medical and surgical categories with addresses. Dismissals include Mrs Luther Klinefelter and Lige Wells. Admission today includes Robert Martin for medical care.
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William Gray
S. Highland
Laura Cassingham
S. Malcolm
Leonard Wheeler
Thayer
Etta Hanson
W. 3Rd
William Warren
Otto Fiene
Humboldt
Luther Klinefelter
Lige Wells
S. Central
Robert Martin
W. 4Th
Yates Center Ride By Cycle Club Meeting Summary
Chanute Cycle Club members met at 1604 S Plummer to discuss new members track uniforms and future outings. Vice president Ed Wolfe led, with AMA creed and minutes read by Jo Lausch and treasurer Shirley Dicks reporting. Next meeting set for Aug 16. Members rode to Woodson County Fair after adjournment.
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Chanute Cycle Club
S. Plummer
Ed Wolfe
Jo Lausch
Shirley Dicks
Woodson County
Yates Center
Dinner at Orchid Honors Couple in Larned
A bridal dinner honoring Denise L. Churchill and Gary L. Estes, married Sunday afternoon, was hosted Saturday night at the Orchid Buffet by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Estes of Larned. Among guests were the Rev. and Mrs. LaMoine Waldron and many local residents.
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Denise L. Churchill
Gary L. Estes
Howard Estes
Larned
LaMoine Waldron
Marilyn Caldwell
Dee Ann Crossen
Iola
Kerry Churchill
Breck Churchill
Dale Zook
John Zook
John Smith
Jim Zook
Sammy Holt
Anthony Reed
Wichita
Noe Cullison
Cisco
Barbara Hunt
O. E. Smith
V. J. Smith
Milford Zook
Steven Churchill
Washington, D. C
Tik Tok Restaurant to Close for August Modelling
The Tik Tok Restaurant in Humboldt will close for remodeling and staff vacation from August 9 to August 23. No other details provided.
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Humboldt
Chanute Tribune Publication Details and Rates
Chanute Tribune published in Chanute Kansas by Chanute Publishing Company with Dwight McCreight as publisher and staff credits. The paper notes evening edition timing, AP affiliation, and subscription rates by mail within Kansas and outside four counties, listing pricing segments.
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Chanute Tribune
Highland Chanute
Kansas
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
Joan Hovorka
Leland Lowe
Ben Nicholas
Foreman Dorsey Osborn
Mel
Neosho
Allen
Wilson
Woodson
Oklahoma sees wave of sky objects labeled stars
Oklahoma observers report dozens of flashing colored objects in the sky for a third night. Air Force at Tinker AFB cites Delta meteor shower and scintillation as explanations for the unidentified flying objects.
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Oklahoma City
Tinker Air Force Base
Washington
Air Force
Great Plains
Oklahoma
Highway Patrol
Tinker
Briar Bilyeu Celebrates Fifth Birthday at Central Park
The fifth birthday of Briar Bilyeu son of Mr. and Mrs Gene Bilyeu 712 S Allen was celebrated with a party in Central Park Monday night. Guests included Greg Christiansen J W Hyson Jr Ted Eskridge Mark Watts Bobby Johnson Gail Evans David Pam Newton Greg Bilyeu and Jess Bilyeu.
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Briar Bilyeu
Gene Bilyeu
S. Allen
Central Park
Ray Christiansen
Greg Christiansen
J. W. Hyson, Jr
Ted Eskridge
Mark Watts
Bobby Johnson
Gail Evans
David and
Pam Newton
Greg Bilyeu
Mrs
Jess Bilyeu
Frank Halls Host To Wedding Party
Mr and Mrs Frank Hall Jr entertain the wedding party of their son James Ellis and his bride Gloria Erickson at a Thursday evening dinner at the Orchid Buffet Also present were Dr and Mrs Duff Wagoner Mrs Kile Erickson and Cindy Bob Erickson Margaret Sale Terry Oetting Linda Rob inson Karen Bergen C W Gardner Marlene Clanton Bob Manley James Dillon Jo Ann Hall and A C Kirby
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Frank Hall Jr
S. Larson
James Ellis
Gloria Erickson
Duff Wagoner
Kile Erickson
Cindy
Bob Erickson
Margaret Sale
Terry Oetting
Linda Robinson
Karen Bergen
C. W. Gardner
Marlene Clanton
Bob Manley
James Dillon
Jo Ann Hall
A. C. Kirby
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Daily Transcript
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