Livestock Prices Mixed as Kansas City Market Reports
In Kansas City livestock trade cattle 1,200 head with steers steady and cows firm to higher. High grade steers at 26.50, heifers 24.00 to 25.00, utilities 17.25 to 18.50. Hogs 2,500 with barrows and gilts 22.25 to 26.35, sows 19.00 to 23.00. Spring lambs 24.50 to 25.25, ewes 5.00 to 6.50. Soybeans around 3.58 August.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
New York
Admiral
Allied
Etter
Alig
T&t
Atchison
Atlas Chem
Avco Corp
Beech Aire
Cessna Air
Chrysler
Sveef
CBS One
Ms Com
du Pont
Emer
Fair Hiller
Firestone Ee
Ford
Ford Motee Eeee 44’5 ‘S Gamble Sk . * Be * 46 ° S Gen Dynam
Elec
Gen Motors
Goodyear
Gulf Oil
Hallibur
Here Inc
Indian Head
Interveee Weer
Int
P&l
KC Sou Ind
Penney
JC Steer
Proct & G
Shorts
Parson Hogs and Cattle Prices Listed
Market notices show livestock quotes across hogs cattle and sheep with various weight classes and grades. Beef prices cover grain fed steers, heifers, stocker calves, veals, cows and bulls while hogs include U S 1 and 2 grades and sows, with ranges from around 14 to 25 dollars.
Egg and dairy price notes from Kansas City
Kansas City AP report lists wholesale egg quotes with large 80 per cent A grades at 43 to 44 and mediums at 36 to 37. Butter prices unchanged.
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Kansas City
Chicago poultry and eggs prices hold steady
Chicago reports live poultry unchanged to 2 lower for fryers 20 to 26 pounds and heavy hens 16 to 18 pounds. Butter unchanged. Eggs steady with 70 percent or better grade A whites at 43, mixed 43, mediums 38, standards 34.
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Chicago
Wheat and grain quotes from Kansas City and Chicago market desks
Wheat and corn futures and spot prices from Kansas City and Chicago markets show mixed moves. No 2 and No 3 grades adjust slightly across wheat and corn, with oats steady and soybeans around 3.60. Prices quoted for September deliverables and nearby months reflect ongoing volatility in ag markets.
Delegation of Kansans Attends World Methodist Conference
Bishop W McFerrin Stowe and Mrs Stowe of Topeka lead a 27 member Kansas delegation to the world Methodist Conference in London. Three meetings are planned with union talks central to the agenda. The event occurs every five years with the Oslo 1961 previous site and union goals across 11 countries.
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Topeka
W. McFerrin Stowe
London
Oslo
Norway
Church of England
World Federation of Methodist Women
World Conference of Methodist Youth
Encampment quarantined after officer's meningococcemia death
CAMP DOUGLAS Wis AP An encampment for summer training was quarantined after the death of 1st Lt Donald B Smith of Coffeyville Kansas from meningococcemia A Volk Field medical officer said the disease is infectious but usually occurs in isolated cases No further signs of the disease have been seen and further signs would have been detected
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Camp Douglas
Wis
Kansas Air National Guard
Donald B. Smith
Coffeyville
Kan
Volk
Daily Transcript Admits and Births at Neosho Memorial
Tuesday admissions include Roy Adams and Robert Parker with medical status. births report a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dewey and another girl to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shrum. Dismissals list several patients. police court actions include multiple driving offenses with bonds posted and a police summons for careless driving.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Roy Adams
W. 4Th
Robert Parker
W. Main
Wesley Dewey
Wichita
Donald Shrum
S. Central
Funeral service for Mrs Cleora Helen Grady at First Methodist
Mrs Cleora Helen Grady’s funeral was conducted at the First Methodist Church with Rev Leonard Clark officiating. Soloist Rev Gary Clark sang In The Garden and The Lord's Prayer, accompanied by Mrs James Lusk. Bearers included Grafton Heaton Arnold Phillips Roy Hurt Art Oehlert Joe Arthur and Wilbur King. Burial followed in Thayer Cemetery with Johnson Mortuary in charge.
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Grady
Cleora Helen Grady
First Methodist Church
Leonard Clark
Grace Methodist Church
Wichita
Gary Clark
Delphos
James Lusk
Grafton Heaton
Arnold Phillips
Roy Hurt
Art Oehlert
Joe Arthur
Wilbur King
Thayer Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Onion Chopping Advice For Relishes
When preparing large quantities of onions for relishes keep kitchen windows wide open to ensure good ventilation and a fresh workspace.
Dying Air Guard member linked to epidemic concerns
Smith of the 184th Tactical Fighter Group at Yolk Field was among 650 Kansas Air National Guard members in annual training. He was admitted Monday to the base dispensary and died Tuesday at a Madison Veterans Hospital. Preventative treatment is to be completed before weekend leave for Wichita personnel.
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Smith
Yolk Field
184Th Tactical Fighter Group
Kansas Air National Guard
Veterans’ Hospital
Madison
Kansas Air Guardsmen
Wichita
Chanute Tribune Staff and订Subscription Rates
The Chanute Tribune lists staff positions including Dwight McCreight as Publisher and Dwight Wallingford as News Editor. It details subscription rates for local and outside trade territories, Chanute post office boxholders, and carrier delivery in Chanute.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
S. Highland
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
John Hovorka
Fay D. Clopine
Ben Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Neoisha
Allen
Wilson
Woodson
Mali
Neosho Fair Fat Stock Sale Net High Prices Across Species
The Neosho County Fair fat stock sale concluded with the grand champion steer shown by Charles Reed selling for $43 per hundred at Chanute purchase by First National Bank of Chanute. Reserve champion steer bought by First National. grand and reserve pig titles to Gisele Mills and bidders including Ducey Grain Co. Lambs led by Shelia Fisher sold for $113 a hundred to Richey Drug Erie, with reserve to Cecil McNamara Chanute. Numerous beef and pig lots, with buyers such as Stark State Bank, Bank of Commerce, and Erie Chamber of Commerce, traded at $26 to $53 per hundred.
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Neosho County
Charles Reed
Lavonburg
First National Bank of Chanute
First National
Martha Frederick
Chanute
Gisele Mills
Galesburg
Ducey Grain Co
Eric
Parsons Ihc
Shelia Fisher
Richey Drug
Erie
Cecil McNamara
Bauer
Royce Edwards
Top Blue
Dr. Weir
Marion Alford
Service Coop
Ken Taylor
Walnut
Richard Wood
Glenna Heilman
Dr. Bryant
Marvin Elliott
Blue
Ben Showalter
Heaton Mfg
Joe Lon Smith
Stark State Bank
Eddie Orton
Stark
St. Paul
Ronnie Smith
Roger Elliott
Parsons
Annie Orton
Bank of Commerce
Janelle Spencer
Harvey Spencer
Randy Heilman
Lavenburg
Ronnie Heilman
Thayer
Ronda Showalter
Home State Bank
Harold Anderson
Exchange State Bank
Judy Orton
Wood
Carol Mills
Carol Sommars
Mike Daling
Ducey
Harry Guy
Thayer State Bank
Frank Anderson
Chanute Area
Cecelia Olson
Lavonbureg
Anne Neely
Mid- America
John van Leeuwen
Leta Rensing
Linda Collins
Mid-America
Donna Rensing
Red
Home Savings Assn
Don Dillinger
South Mound Grain
Erie Chamber of Commerce
Galen Daniels
Carol Baldwin
Buford Anderson
Tom Mills Jr
David Tarvin
Home State
John Heady
Erie Farm Supply
Joe Showalter
Clark Fleming
Angie Mills
Bill Courter
Ken Small
Hines Grain
Mike Samples
Dwight Baldwin
Jerry Baker
Marion —— Erie
Dr. Holland
Rodney Erickson
McLaren Agency
Debra Olson
Mid-Ameri
Kenny Smith
Virgil Olson
Margaret Duling
Greenbush Seed Co
Don Feld
Chanute Discount
Cecil Sanders
Leia York
White
Judy Smith
Greenbush
Randy Ermey
Erie Record
Les Maphies
B&m
Kerr McGee
Marion Janssen
Ken Foster
Cleo Dalton
Lambs
Judy Roecker
Sheila Fisher
Danny Roecker
W. M. Poor
Judy Tipping
Tom Mills
Larry Taylor
United Farm Agency
Lee Tipping
Mark Neely
Card Shower Planned for Injured Larry Erickson
Relatives and friends plan a card and small gift shower for Larry G. Erickson in Iowa City. Erickson, 25, formerly of Chanute, is hospitalized at University Hospital after a serious industrial accident in Iowa that left him with extensive burns and fractures.
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Larry Erickson
Chanute
Iowa
Erickson
Lynn D. Erickson
Marie Bradford
Earlton
Larry G. Erickson
Iowa City
University Hospital
Phone contact notice for Tribune readers
Instruction lists contacting Tribune via phone and carrier. If unavailable, readers are advised to dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. for reachability.
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Tribune
Theft of gasoline reported by local resident
Mrs. Vernon Diedel reported 10 gallons of gasoline stolen from a tractor last night. The Big Creek Methodist Church will not hold services this Sunday but Sunday School will meet at 9 a.m. The American Legion Auxiliary plans a Thursday picnic at Santa Fe Park with officer installations as the evening’s business.
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Vernon Diedel
W. 4Th
Big Creek
American Legion Auxiliary
Santa Fe Park
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