Kansas City Livestock Market Update and Parson Hogs Prices
Kansas City area cattle futures show steady to firm quotes with steers 27.50 to 30.00 for 1 250 lb plus, cows 16.00 to 18.00. Hogs 2,800 head, 200-260 lb barrows and gilts 14.25 to 15.75, sows 11.00 to 12.75, 400-550 lb 9.75 to 11.00. Sheep 1,000 head at 20.50 to 21.50 for 85-105 lb lambs, 4.50 to 5.00 for ewes. Parsons hogs up to 25 cents higher with varied grade ranges for 190-270 lb, 230-270 lb, and lighter weights. Cattle steady with grain fed steers 600-700 lb at 25.50 to 27.50 and other classes listed.
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Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Wall Street Stocks Slip Amid Leads in Electronics and Aircrafts
Wall Street trading eased in late afternoon as electronics and aircraft makers remained weak. Volume reached about 2.7 million shares, up from 2.53 million Tuesday, with declines ranging from fractions to around one point and electronics down as much as four points.
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New York
Electronica
Girard forfeits to Legion in five man game
Girard unable to field more than five players forfeits to Chanute in Legion league match. Chanute had defeated Girard earlier. Makeup games set for Sunday at 2 30 with Weir visiting. Chanute coach notes remaining schedule includes two games with Pittsburg and a possible Columbus makeup.
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Girard
American Legion
Chanute
Weir
Don Papst
Wilson County 4 H Style Revue Friday at Midway School
Four H members from across Wilson County prepare for the 4 H Style Revue and Best Groomed Boy Contest at Midway School Friday. Clothing ranges from aprons to full costumes with school sport and dress outfits. Talent numbers from 4H clubs will be presented and the grand champions advance to the Hutchinson State Fair.
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Fredonia
Wilson County
Grain prices close mixed as markets retreat from highs
Report shows wheat easing about 2 to 3 cents a bushel with September around 1.90. Corn and oats fluctuate with mixed gains and losses while soybeans hold near unchanged. Rye and barley swing as traders digest day’s demand and supply signals.
Kansas City Grain Prices Report for Wheat and Corn
Wheat and Corn prices shown for Kansas City trading, with bid and offered ranges across No 2 and No 3 grades. Soybeans, oats, milo, kafir, rye, barley, bran and shorts also listed with current price ranges and nominal changes.
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Kansas City Cash
Kansas City
Indians Win Over Red Sox Dominate Pee Wee Standings
The Indians beat the Red Sox 13 to 1 last night to extend their lead in Pee Wee League standings. They jumped to 10-1, scoring three runs in both the first and second innings.
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Indians
Red Sox
Indians Triumph Over Red Sox In Low-Scoring Contest
Eddie Ladd limited Boston to one hit with 12 strikeouts as the Indians beat the Red Sox 9 to 3. David Burghart supplied the lone Red Sox hit a triple while Martin Barnhart earned the win for Cleveland.
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Eddie Ladd
Indians
David Burghart
Ladd
Mike de la Torre
Martin Barnhart
White Sox
Athletics
Pirates
Ted Sox
Family of 4 Held Captive For 8 Hours
Iowa poet Paul Engle and his family were held at knife point for eight hours by two escaped convicts in Anamosa. The pair bound and threatened family members, escaped after cutting the line, and were recaptured at the Iowa jail.
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Anamosa, Iowa
Iowa
Paul Engle
Anamosa Men's Reformatory
Longtime Chanute painter B E Barkley dies at 78
Burton Ebert Barkley 78 of 9164 N Forest died about 5 a m at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born November 15 1880 in Rockford Michigan he moved to Kansas as a child and lived near Longton and Chanute. He was a painter contractor and later ran Barkley Paint and Wallpaper Shop. Survived by wife Gertie two daughters Mrs Adams of Lake Charles LA and Mrs Arnett of Chanute three granddaughters and five great grandchildren. Funeral 10 a m Friday at Roy S Gibson Funeral Home with Rev Ted Hurst officiating burial in Leanna cemetery.
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Barkley
N. Forest
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Burton Ebert Barkley
Rockford
Mich
Kansas
Longton
Gertie Porter
Independence
Chanute
North Santa Fe
Christian Church
The
Elks Lodge
Gertie Barkley
C. W. Adams
Lake Charles
Charles Arnett
Roy S. Gibison
Ted ‘Hurst
Leanna Cemetery
Eye Mrs Minnie Bright Eye 82 Dies in Moore Oklahoma
Mrs Minnie Eye a longtime Chanute resident died yesterday in Moore Oklahoma after a long illness She left Chanute in 1958 Born August 16 1876 in Laster North Carolina she married Thomas Eye in 1893 He died in 1920 Survivors include two sons Ernest Chanute and Ray Moore a daughter Edith Tripp Vallejo California A Methodist church member services Thursday at Johnson Mortuary with Dr Charles Wesley Garrett officiating interment Elmwood Cemetery Premier Nikita Khrushchev noted as cemetery location
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Minnie Bright Eye
Chanute
Moore
Okla
Laster
N.C
Thomas H. Eye
Lavonburg
Ernest
Ray
Edith ‘Tripp
Vallejo
Calif
Methodist Church
Johnson Mortuary
Charles Wesley Garrett Fof
First Methodist Church
Garden City
Kas
Nikita Khrushchev
Elmwood Cemetery
Local Briefs Include Tire Ads and Birth Notice
Junior Shields returns from Houston work on grain elevator construction to Benedict. Mr and Mrs Richard D Smith announce the birth of son Ricky Shaw at Allen County Hospital Iola weighing 9 pounds 14 ounces. Mrs Smith is Betty Richardson daughter of D B Richardson of Satanta formerly Chanute. The Smiths also have son Randy Adelbert age 3.
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Junior Shields
Houston
Tex
Benedict
Richard D. Smith
Ricky Shaw
Allen County Hospital
Iola
Local Servicemen Report Brief Military Moves
PFC Kenneth D. Naughton of Virginia and two others are listed with recent service moves. Naughton sails yesterday for Hawaii for two years of security work after enlisting in February 1958 for four years. Gary Naughton arrived from Lakeview Oregon after summer Forestry Service work and will join his wife at Fort Sill on August 10 for two years as a second lieutenant. Frank Cornelson visits after basic training at Fort Leonard Wood and will train further at Fort Gordon as Military Police. Kenneth Bartlett and family return home from a three week California vacation.
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Kenneth D. Naughton
Hawaii
Gary Naughton
Chanute
Lakeview
Ore
Forestry Service
Utah State, University
Logan
Utah
Fort Sill
Army
Kenneth
John Naughton
Frank Cornelson
K. F. Cornelson
S. Highland
Fort Leonard Wood
National Guard
Fort Gordon
Local residents return from trips and military moves noted
Vicki Rowson returned home Tuesday after a month visiting relatives in Los Angeles and San Diego. Capt and Mrs Charles Edwards Jr with Charles and Michael left Chanute for Pope Air Force Base North Carolina after an extended vacation via New Mexico. Santa Fe carloadings for week ending August 1 were 21 260, down from 22 340. Cars received connections totaled 9 995.
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Vicki Rowson
W. 6Th
Los Angeles
San Diego
Charles Edwards, Jr
Charles
Michael
Chanute
Pope Air Force Base
N. C
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Transit counts and family visit reported in Benedict area
Weekly vehicle totals show 31 255 cars moved versus 32 534 year earlier with Santa Fe handling 31 699 in the preceding week. Mrs Eva Mae Weaver and her Torrance California son Roland visit the Ford family near Benedict with the Ford clan gathering for the first time in 18 years.
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Santa Fe
Eva Mae Weaver
Roland
Torrance
Calif
Walter Ford
Benedict
Ford
Milton Ford
Charlie Walker
Debra
Bernard Ford
Linda
Allen
Bob Wiles
Larry
Mike
Twila
Chanute
Henry Ford
Bariton
Admittances and discharges listed for Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript records yesterday admittances including Reuben Walquist Savenburg James Ellis and many Gier family members plus Clifford Manley and Sara Wheeler. Admittances today include Elaine Durham and Mrs John H Borgen with surgeries. Dismissals list Lela Mattox Eric Strean and others. Birth reported for Grover and spouse at 1407 West Main with a boy.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Reuben Walquist
Savenburg
James Ellis
W. 7Th
Herbert R. Lowry
Fank Bronson
Evergreen
John A. Gier
John A. Gier Jr
Sandra Gier
Mira Gier
Clifford L. Manley
Lynn McCoy
Learlton
Sara A. Wheeler
Thayer
Elaine Durham
Kansas
John H. Borgen
W. Elm
Frank Wiggans
N. Evergreen
Lela Mattox
Eric
W. A. Strean
Gary J. Hinkle
N. Highland
Axel Larson
George Bartholomew
Grover McCullough
W. Main
Typhoon Ellen Bypasses Okinawa Bases No Damage Reported
Typhoon Ellen grazed northern Okinawa and veered out to sea avoiding dense American bases. U S Army and Marine officials reported no damage or deaths among service members.
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Naha
Okinawa
U.S. Army
Marine
Dot passes Hawaii with gentle blow on Hawaii island
Hurricane Dot skimmed Hawaii’s southeastern island chain and moved west to open sea with only outer winds touching the Island of Hawaii. Meanwhile in Formosa nationalists seek to keep servicemen’s partners from divorce as a new Yuan Parliament law is approved.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Island of
Taipei
Formosa
China
Chanute Tribune Pa. 2 August 5 1959
The Chanute Tribune page two dated August 5 1959 presents local news items and notices from Chanute Kansas area including brief community updates and public notices.
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The
Chanute Tribune Pa
Queen Elizabeth Sails On Schedule After New York Collision
The Queen Elizabeth will depart Southampton on Thursday as planned after a fog collision with an American freighter near New York. The liner arrived Tuesday night bearing minor damage, ending a delay to her previously scheduled voyage. In Caracas, Venezuela, troops guard a riot-torn capital after nine hours of unrest that left four dead and over a hundred wounded following protests over an emergency public works project.
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Southampton
England
New York
Caracas
Venezuela
Eisenhower to meet NATO allies in France late month
President Eisenhower plans a trip to France to see President Charles de Gaulle and likely attend a North Atlantic Council meeting with NATO foreign ministers representing the 15 allied powers. The visit signals high level coordination among North Atlantic powers.
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Paris
Eisenhower
France
Charles de Gaulle
North Atlantic Council
NATO
Kansas Farm Index Steady During Month
The Kansas farm index of prices received stayed at 234 percent of the 1910-14 base from mid June to mid July. Prices for wheat rose to 1.68 per bushel, 10 cents higher than a year ago. Poultry and dairy costs edged up, feed grains held steady, while meat animal prices fell.
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
The Tribune by Carrier 35 Cents a Week
Local newspaper subscription offer states the Tribune can be delivered by carrier for 35 cents weekly. No other details are provided in the readable text.
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Tribune
the Tribune
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