Livestock Prices Steady in Kansas City Market
AP reports cattle at 2,800 with calves 150 and slaughter cows $14.50 to $16.00, good to choice calves $21.00 to $24.00, dealers $22.00 to $29.00. Hogs 2,400 with barrows and gilts $15.00 to $19.00, sows steady. Sheep 300 with spring lambs $21.75 to $22.50, good to choice $20.00 to $21.75, ewes $5.00 to $6.00.
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Grain price ranges in Kansas City market report
AP news from Kansas City lists ongoing grain price ranges for Wheat Corn Oats Milo Kafir Rye Barley and Soybeans with varying bid and offer values. Prices show modest up or down shifts across No 2 No 3 and white varieties, including 2.22 to 2.27 for wheat and 2.34 to 2.39 for soybeans, across several carload categories. The report notes 종 as quotes for bran shorts and related feed products in dollars per unit.
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Market Prices For Hogs Cattle Veal And Lambs Stated
U S hogs and cattle prices shown with varied grades and weights across multiple categories. Hogs include U S No 1 2 400 pound sows and stockers with price ranges. Cattle cover grain fed steers and heifers 600 700 pounds and lighter calves and stocker options with multiple price bands. Veal and sheep priced by quality and weight, with notes on bonds and stocks in closing market review.
Deaths Funeral Notices Curtis C Hunter, 80
Curtis C. Hunter, 80, died at his home on Lincoln Street after an extended illness. A painter and carpenter, he was born July 15, 1882 in Lean na and lived here all his life. He married Myrtle Sarah Crockett June 4, 1911 in Chanute. Survived by his wife, three sisters Clara Tyler and Linna Hunter, Maude LaSalle, one brother Earl E., and nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at Johnson Mortuary, with Rev. LeMoine Waldron officiating. Burial Elmwood Cemetery.
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Johnson Mortuary
LeMoine Waldron
Elmwood Cemetery
Egg market quotes and poultry prices across Missouri and Arkansas
Kansas City report lists consumer eggs with large A 24 30, small A 15 18, unclassified 15 22. Wholesale eggs show large 28 32 and medium 25 27 at 80 percent A. Missouri Arkansas live fryers and broilers on farm quoted 14 14 to 15 2, delivery at plant 14 2 to 15 2.
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Wall Street Slips Into Moderate Trade Pace
Wall Street in New York moves along an irregular, steady path this afternoon. Trading holds to a moderate tempo all week with about 2.8 million shares changing hands, compared with 3.08 million on Wednesday when prices rose on a late surge.
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Chicago Produce Butter and Eggs Prices Report
Butter steady with quotes 93 score AA at 57.2, 92 A at 57.2, 90 B at 56.12, 89 C at 55. The eggs remain steady to firm with most grades holding. A whites 34.2, mixed 33 percent, mediums 29, standards 27, directory ties 23.2, checks 23.0.
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Chicago Grain Prices and futures report
Wheat No 1 red closed 2.09 with no corn or soybean sales reported. Oats No 1 extra heavy white 66, No 2 extra heavy white 66. Soybean oil 8 4n. Barley choice 1.23 to 1.36n, feed 93-1.12n. Wheat finished 1% to 17s cent lower with Sept at 2.05.25, corn 4 to slower with Sept 1.04 1/4, oats unchanged to 1/2 lower at 62, rye 1% to 2 cents lower at Sept 1.18 1/2. Soybeans 1% lower to 1/2 higher at Aug 2.40 1/2. Tribune price 35 cents weekly.
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Hospital Admissions and Dismissals In Chanute Area
Wednesday admissions at Neosho Memorial include Mrs C Clabaugh. John Gill. William Brookshire Eric. Mrs Andy Ashcraft. Carrie Cox. Hazel Anderson. Dismissals listed for Mrs James Hunt, William Tharp, Dewey Dillman, Mrs Marie Long. Birth reported for Mr and Mrs John Laster a girl at 216 E 6th. Other items: district court filings in Chanute with Finley and Parks cases. speed citation for Ray Cheney. several marriage licenses issued in Chanute and nearby towns.
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Neodesha
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Erie
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N. Grant
Hazel Anderson
Lincoln
James Hunt
Humboldt
William Tharp
W. Oak
Dewey Dillman
E. Elm
Marie Long
W. Main
John Laster
Hidden Glue Sniffing Trend Among Teens Nationwide
Washington AP reports glue sniffing as a growing danger among teens across many states including Illinois California and Colorado. Public Health Service officials warn inhaling cement fumes risks liver kidneys brain and bone marrow and may mimic acute intoxication. In Denver arrests of young glue sniffers rose from 30 in 1960 to 134 in 1961 with most detainees being boys averaging 13 years old.
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Dr Bruce A Higgins of Hum boldt dies at 84
Dr. Bruce A Higgins 84 retired physician and father of Malcolm Higgins publisher of the Humboldt Union died yesterday at McAfee Rest Home Iola He was born Oct 5 1877 in Conneaut Ohio and moved to Maine as a child He practiced in Bowdoin Lincoln Sylvan Grove and Humboldt before retiring in 1954 Funeral and burial will be Saturday in Sylvan Grove with Price Funeral Home Humboldt in charge.
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Forests Seeded and Planted Over Half Million Acres in 1961-62
Forest industries seeded and planted 545 602 acres of new forests during the 1961 62 planting season.
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Mrs Grace Boman Visits Former Chanute Teachers
Mrs Grace Boman of 112 East 5th returned home after visiting former Chanute teachers including Miss Zillah Hawthorne of Sterling and Mrs Bertha Berry of Kingman. Also noted are travels of Mr John B Kay Jr and family to El Paso and gatherings at Neosho Manor with relatives and friends in Humboldt Gerald and Spring Bluff areas.
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E. 5Th
Zillah Hawthorne
Sterling
Leslie Frazier
Mary Lou
Lyons
Bertha Berry
Kingman
Chanute
John B. Kay Jr
Cathy
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O. M. Hollman
S. Central
Pearl Uthmann
Neosho Manor
Inlaw
Edward Schebaum
Spring Bluff
Arthur Heckleman
Irvin Fritzmeyer
Doris
Loretta
Gerald, Mo
Ray Dennis
R. 1
Ralph Kepley
Humboldt
Charles Hole
Charlotte
George
Elva Uthmann
Marlene Kepley
Pat Fail
Jim Baylor
Betty
Bonnie
Loren Dennis
Local notes and social items from the area
Mrs. Ervin Gibson returns home after ten days at Labette County Medical Center with daughter in Erie ill after surgery. Anita Ann Weber named to KU dean’s list. Dance event for American Legion members Friday Aug 10. Walter Bright hospitalized after a fall at Central and Oak. Lone Elm shower honors Mr. and Mrs. Dewayne Brooks. Altona visitors and moves noted. Wedding of Judy Umbarger and John Daub at Neodesha. Sheep herd sale by Stiles ruins to Harshman Wichita. Neodesha visitors at Frankenberg home. Newland reunion attendance at Thayer park. Birthday party for Beck Stiles. Various local visits and trips. 14-year-old girl reported missing, later found at a church and returned home.
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S. Highland
Labette County Medical Center
Charles Babcock
Erie
Meryle Brooks
Dewayne Brooks
Lynn Berg
Kansas City
Glen Roy Berg
Roy Berg
Wayne Berg
Orval Sloan
Altoona
G. T. Norris Sr
Norris
Carl Stiles
Becky
Randy
Judy Umbarger
John Daub
Neodesha
Harry Stiles
Jim Harshman
Wichita
Bob Frankenberg
Kenneth Frankenberg
Newland
Thayer
Chanute
Bert Carver
Howard Splane
Car! Stiles
Beck
Peggy Walker
Terry Walker
Kay Busby
Karen Douglas
Jim Chapman
Topeka
Ona Chapman
Tommie Norris
Howard King
Boys in car shoot street light at 9th and Grant
Police were alerted around 10 30 a m that two boys fired at a street light at 9th and Grant. Earlier Fred Collins of 112e W Elm reported that three boys in a car broke the…
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