Cattle Prices Rally as Slaughter Steers Lift Markets
Kansas City report shows cattle receipts of 11 500 with calves 500. Slaughter steers and heifers rise 25 to 50, cows up to 25, prime slaughter steers reach 29.25 and 27 25 to 50 for others. Hogs 4 500 weak to 25 lower with barrows gilts and sows around 17.75 to 18.65 and 14.50 to 17.25. Sheep 2 500 steady to 50 lower with spring lambs 20.00 to 22.50 and ewes 4.50 to 5.50.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
No. 1 2 grades hogs and cattle prices listed
The market report lists prices for hogs cattle and sheep. Hogs range from 8.00 to 18.25 per hundredweight across grades and weights. Cattle prices show steers heifers and calves from about 14.00 to 26.75 with several weight brackets and quality levels. Sheep and lamb values appear with prices for spring lambs wool clip and feeder lambs among others.
Prices for eggs poultry and butter in Kansas City market
AP reports Kansas City wholesale and consumer egg prices show large A eggs at 27-31 cents per dozen and 15-10 for dirties, with wholesale large 30-33 1/2 cents and medium 25-29. Poultry prices list heavy hens five pounds up at 13 cents, light hens at 8, under five pounds 6, capons 16-18, ducks over five pounds 15, Missouri Arkansas live fryers 14 1/2 to 15 1/2 delivered, butter Grade A solid 65 and quarters 66 cents per pound.
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Kansas City
Missouri - Arkansas
Chicago Produce Prices Steady Across Meats and Eggs
AP report from Chicago notes butter prices unchanged at 93 score AA 5747 and 92 A 5742 with other grades steady. Eggs hold firm with whites 36 and 36 mixed, standards 27, checks 23%. Live poultry down slightly with roasters at 24 to 26 cents, special fed White Rock fryers 19 to 20, Plymouth Rock fryers 20 to 20.2.
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Chicago
First 1949 Hurricane Named Harry After President Truman
The season’s opening hurricane was dubbed Harry in honor of President Harry S. Truman during his visit to Miami, reflecting a practice of giving storms feminine names, despite the masculine association with the president.
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Harry
Harry S. Truman
Miami
Chicago market report on grain and oilseed prices
Chicago spot prices show no wheat or soybean sales. Corn values listed as No. 2 yellow 1,1154-12'4, No. 3 yellow 1.11%, sample grade yellow 1.05-08%. Oats figures include No. 3 heavy white 642 and sample grade heavy white 60, plus No. 1 extra heavy white 6412-66 and No. 2 extra heavy white 65'. Soybean oil price noted as 8'sb. Barley ranked making choice 1.23-1.35 n, feed 93-1.10 n.
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Chicago
Grain price report from Kansas City market summary
AP wire reports Kansas City market shows wheat values steady to higher with various grades ranging from No 2 hard 2.16 to 2.35 per unit and corn trading 1.62 to 1.30 for different grades. Oats and rye also move with modest shifts and soybeans at 2.34 to 2.38 while bran and shorts hold near 36.50 to 40.25.
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Kansas City
Wall Street Edges Higher in Thin Trading Ahead of Kennedy Speech
Wall Street in light volume 2.7 million shares traded with advances mainly 1 point. Market activity muted with little expectation of major moves before President Kennedy’s state of the economy address tonight. Bond trading remained steady as overall sentiment cooled on tax-cut hopes.
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New York
Kennedy
Wall Street
Daily Transcript Admits and Discharges at Neosho Memorial
The Neosho Memorial Hospital daily report lists admissions Friday and Saturday including Howard Hartwig, Hines Ill, and Janice Byers 502 N Washington. Dismissals Friday include Edna Nibarger 1902 S Santa Fe, with Saturday and Sunday notes of births and further admissions and dismissals across multiple local addresses and names.
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Howard Hartwig
Hines
Ill
Albert Chandler
W. 3Rd
Edna Nibarger
S. Santa Fe
Janice Byers
N. Washington
Donald Dunivant
Everett Faulkner
Henry Hanson
N. Malcolm
William Ruble
Eric
Linda ‘Pullman
Humboldt
John McMillen
S. Central
James Richman
Autry Nursing Home
Lawrence Myers
Dominco Dighero
Earlton
John Thielen
Alice Klick
Toronto
Frank Nesbitt
Ktayer
Roy Herrin
Walnut
Ruby Close
Chole
ET Osua
Kelley
Bryant Rest
Anaconda
Andy Ashcraft
James Prin
Atchison
A ‘Esgle
Yates Center
Thomas Cloke
Beech Aire
S. Plummer
Patsy Baugh
Beth Steel
N. Allen
Howard, Hart
Boeing Air
Congo
Daidentai
Cuties
Oc. i. Dse
Roby Acree
Dow Chem
Donald Jett
S. Ashby
Medical
U Js
Ie Coscesss
Cis
Aca Bees
Cess
Reyn
Joe Lead
Jsears Rock
OU Ts
iSoncony
Spen Chem
Te Sperry Rd
Sid Oil Ind
Isid Oil NJ
Coos SL 10S Steel
Westy el
Linda Pullman
John Gill
Neodesha
Bertha Rowe
W. Main
Kenneth Pierce
N. Evergreen
James Sheridan
Barbara Middleton
Carl Shrimplin
Cloyd Moon
Cleo Harris
S. Malcolm
Roscoe Wilson
John Lasater
Rolland Churchill
S. Rutter
Guy Smith
S. Evergreen
Herbert Matlock Jr
S. Grant
Metropolitan New Church at Wichita organized by dissidents
In Wichita the Metropolitan Baptist Church formed by the majority from First Baptist Church drew over 1,700 in services. The group, led by interim pastor Rev. Dr. F. B. Thorn, plans a downtown site after a Kansas Supreme Court ruling returned church properties to ABC affiliated minority.
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Wichita
New Metropolitan Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
F. B. Thorn
Jesse Vardaman
American Baptist Convention
ABC
National Council of Churches
Kansas Supreme Court
Metropolitan Church
Obituary roundup from Neodesha and nearby towns
Ophelia Daniels 94 of Neodesha died Saturday after a long illness. She lived at Golden Keys Rest Home since 1961 and leaves three sons, 18 grandchildren, 40 great grandchildren, and eight great great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday in Iola with Rev. W. D. Bass. burial Hatler Cemetery. Also noted are Kenneth Holderman 15 buried at Buffalo cemetery. John E Wible 82 funeral in Jackson, Miss. Curtis C Hunter funeral in Johnson Mortuary with services by Rev Waldron. burial Elmwood Cemetery.
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Ophelia Daniels
Neodesha Golden Keys ‘Rest Home
Horace and
Nancy Hayes
Anderson County
Wilson County
Frank Edward Dennels
Seven Day Adventists Church
Winfred
Altoona
Earl
Thayer
Frank E. Augusta
Emery Hayes
Golden Keys Rest
Iola
W. D. Bass
Seven Day Adventist Church
Hatler Cemetery
Engel Funeral Home
John E. Wible
J. M. Wible
Jackson
Miss
Lincoln
Ill
J. W. Wible
Ottawa
Masonic Lodge
Shrine
United
W. S. Wible
J. Vatican
Ob M. Wible
Brownie the 16 year old cow births twins at farm
John Gant of Thayer proudly notes Brownie the Guernsey cow aged sixteen gave birth last Friday to twin Black Angus calves. He has owned her seven years and says nine calves overall from Brownie, a remarkable age for cattle. The item also lists several local social notes and a shop closure until August.
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John Gant
Thayer R. 2
Brownie
Gant
Soviet Space Ships Separate Faster Ahead Of Landing
Sohio Research Center in Cleveland reports the two latest Soviet Vostok craft are separating as they pass over the eastern United States. Vostok III leads Vostok IV by about 769 miles and could be landed between 2 and 3 a.m. Tuesday EST.
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Cleveland
Sohio Research Center
A. L. Jones
Sohio
United States
Tioga Barber Shop Awning Fire Saturday Afternoon
A fire damaged the Tioga Barber Shop at 12 East Main with an awning fire reported Saturday at 12 25 p m. No injuries noted. Sunday evening a salvage yard incident at Beach Auto Salvage 17 St Malcolm involved a 1938 Plymouth seat found in the wreckage.
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Tioga
E. Main
Beach Auto Salvage
St. Malcolm
Plymouth
Teamsters Employees Ordered to Testify in Jury Probe
Federal grand jury witness subpoenas were upheld for Teamsters Union employees connected to an investigation of a slugging incident involving president James R Hoffa. The probe centers on affidavits challenging Barron’s assault claim and began after Barron, 59, accused Hoffa of striking him in Hoffa s office.
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Asst
U.S. Atty
Edmond T. Daly
Samuel Barron
Teamsters Warehousemen’s Division
Hoffa
Daly
Teamsters
Barron
Federal Grand Jury
Committee Action Unanimous on Recommendation
A committee in session unanimously adopted a recommendation to effect. The decision reflects full agreement among members on the proposed measure.
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Ctive—Committee
Pot Luck Dinner For Four Square Unit
Members of the Four Square Home Demonstration Unit enjoyed a pot luck dinner Friday noon at the home of Mrs. William Hutchinson. Vice president Mrs. Raymond Clemens presided and read.
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Four Square Home
William Hutchinson
Raymond Clemens
Lees Are Honored On Anniversary Celebration
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lee were surprised at Tioga Hotel to mark their 25th wedding anniversary. Hosts included Mr and Mrs Ivan Lock and others. Guests from Chanute Hum boldt Drumright Macon Milwaukee Earlton Tulsa attended a party with a money tree and dancing.
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Kenneth Lee
Tioga Hotel
Ivan Lock
Robert W. Smith
Dick McMinimy
Messers. and Mines
Clem Keller
George Wittich
Harold Cox
Lock
Smith
Jim Treloggen
Buford Allen
Earl Lee
Milwaukee
Everett McCoy
Earlton
Lenore Sparks
Tulsa
Preservation tips and society notes on a club meeting
An article outlines best practices for preserving cut flowers. It records social items from a meeting where Mrs. Eugene Maxwell received a mystery pal gift and Mrs. Roy Tunnell won the door prize. Members and guests listed include Mrs. Clemens and others, with future plans tentatively set for September with Mrs. Howard Weiss.
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Eugene Maxwell
Roy Tunnell
Clemens
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Hutchinson
George Montague
Dorothy Swanson
Susan
Sandra
Richard
Carol Hutchinson
Bill
Allen
Lynn
Michael
Frank Ebert
Howard Weiss
World War I Veterans Meet in Moran District
The fifth district World War I Veterans and Auxiliary met Sunday in Moran. Officers elected include Ella Mae Suddock of Emporia as president and Catherine Dougherty of Coffeyville as senior vice president. Installation conducted by Gladys Russell with Rauhoff as installing conductress. Reports from Coffeyville Parsons Emporia Eureka Pittsburg Moran Chanute. Department council meeting set for Aug 26 in Emporia.
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Dorothy Rauhoff
Chanute
Maude Seitz
Moran
Esther Wilkinson
Parsons
Gladys Russell
Rauhoff
Coffeyville
Parson
Emporia
Eureka
Pittsburg
Department
D. L. Geeding
Ed Lesher
Ed McAlexander
H. J. Rauhoff
Emery Vance
Joe Rensing
George Wilson
Eugene Stewart
Candy Barr
Vicki Rauhoff
S. D. Propst
C. H. Slater
Rail labor groups defend skilled railroad workers
Labor organizations representing railroad workers reject featherbedding accusations and pledge to set the record straight about the skilled and experienced workforce.
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America
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