Hog and Cattle Prices Report From Kansas City Auction
The Kansas City AP market summary shows hogs 4,000 head with barrows and gilts steady to 25 higher and sows up 50. Barrows and gilts 13 24.25 25.85, sows 1 3 22.25 23.50. Cattle 11,000 with calves 300. steers steady, cows weak to 25 lower. Beef prices include choice steers 25.00 27.00, choice heifers 23.00 25.75, utilities 14.00 15.50. Sheep market steady with lambs 23.75 24.75 and other cuts listed.
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Kansas City
U.S
Castle
Livestock prices listed for Parsons and Castle markets
The notice itemizes livestock quotations by market name Parsons Hogs and Castle. It lists U S grades and weights for hogs sows and bears, as well as grain fed steers heifers calves stockers and feeders veal cows with price ranges from about 10 to 26 dollars per hundredweight.
Egg prices mixed as markets hold steady across regions
Kansas City report lists consumer eggs with large grade A 31 35 cents, mediums 26 29, and small 18 20. Farm eggs show large 28 31, mediums 24 25, and grade B 24 25. Wholesale large at 38 cents, mediums at 29 31. Missouri Arkansas fryers unchanged at 14 delivered 16. Butter grades hold at 69 cents solid and 70 cents quarter pound.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Chi R
I & Pac
1 & Pac Ct
Chrysler
CBS
Ig Com
Curtiss Wr Sewer
Dow Chem
Firestone
Ford Motor
Gamble Ske
Eee
Dynam
Elec
Gen Motors
Goodyear
Indian Head Mills
KC P&l
G&e Oenwee
Kan
P&l Sneeene
Lone
Marq Cem
Martin M Tenner
McCrory Seeee
Mercant St
Seer
M&m
Monsanto
Mont Ward
St Joe
Reg
Sears Roek
Sinclair Socony
Sperry
Carbie
Chicago markets steady on poultry butter and eggs
In Chicago AP reports live poultry prices mostly unchanged to lower with roasters at 23 1/2 to 25 dollars per unit and special fed white rock fryers 19 1/2 to 20. Butter holds steady to firm with 93 score AA at 61 and 92 A at 61. Eggs remain steady to firm with mixed grades around 37 to 38 cents and better grade A whites at 70 cents.
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Chicago
Wheat Market Report From Kansas City
Kansas City AP reports wheat prices and trading figures with numbers showing market movement and unsettled quotes. The brief notes a rise in prices and varying car counts reflecting demand and supply dynamics.
Aikins Takes Fifth in National Junior Meet Shot Put
Erie athlete David Aikins placed fifth in the shot put at the National Junior Track and Field Meet in Houston. Competing against top high school throwers from 38 states, he achieved 58 feet 2 inches, with the winner at 60 feet and runner-up at 59 feet. Aikins credited Chanute JayCees for support and noted the event included a major league baseball game at the Astrodome and remarks by distance runner Jim Beatty.
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Houston
David Aikins
Erie
Aikins
Chanute JayCees
Astrodome
Jim Beatty
Wall Street Sees Modest Gains as Volume Edges Up
The stock market held a moderate late afternoon gain with about 5.4 million shares traded, slightly above Friday’s 5.43 million. Bonds were largely steady while prices for corn oats and soybeans moved within narrow ranges, reflecting a calm mixed trading day.
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New York
Cars collide at Lincoln Avenue. two drivers cited
Earl Bercaw, 16, of 717 North Steuben and Lois Phillips, 26, of 722 West Beech, were in a noon Saturday collision at 215 North Lincoln. Bercaw’s 1957 Chevrolet sustained $50 damage after rear ending Phillips’ 1960 Ford bumper, $5. Bercaw cited for failing to yield right of way. $15 bond posted. Police also arrested Mike Fudge of Iola for intoxication Saturday night and released him Sunday on $15 bond.
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Earl Bercaw
N. Steuben
Lois Phillips
W. Beech
N. Lincoln
Bercaw
Phillips
Mike Fudge
Iola
Chicago Grain Prices Reported For Wheat Corn and Soybeans
Chicago grain prices show No 2 hard wheat at 1.60 to 1.62, No 2 red at 1.56 to 1.56 and corn No 2 yellow around 1.29 to 1.44 with September values near 1.53 for wheat and 1.20 for corn. Oats No 2 heavy white 69 to 70 cents, soybeans No 1 yellow about 2.75 to 2.84, with August soybeans at 2.71 to 2.78.
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Shorts
Chicago
Chanute Tribune staff and publication details
Chanute Tribune issued in Chanute Kansas with the Chanute Publishing Company as publisher Dwight McCreight editor and staff roles listed including circulation advertising and press foreman. Describes publication frequency and AP affiliation for local news and dispatches.
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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
Associated Press
Prowler report near New Hope Baptist church prompts daytime search advised
Police logged a prowler report at the New Hope Baptist church at 320 N Central. A man at the scene said his missing dog had been seen nearby and he searched the area before being advised to search only in daylight.
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New Hope Baptist Church
N. Central
New Zealand Sees Sharp Rise in 1964 Visitor Arrivals
Wellington AP reports New Zealand welcomed 15,314 visitors from the United States, 7,374 from the United Kingdom, and 36,329 from Australia in 1964, increases over 1963. The travelers were tourists and business people.
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Wellington
New Zealand
United States
United Kingdom
Australia
Deaths and funerals in Humboldt and Chanute areas
Robert L. Works 89 of rural Humboldt died Saturday evening at Allen County Hospital Iota after a short illness. He was born Oct 20 1875 in Humboldt and served on the Humboldt Brick and Tile Co board since 1911 retiring as chairman. Survived by four daughters, one sister, six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 10:30 at Humboldt Presbyterian Church with burial at Mount Hope Cemetery. Merritt Allen Ashcraft 81 of rural Chanute died Sunday at his daughter’s home in Independence after two months illness. Born Sept 10 1883 in Humboldt he was a retired farmer. He married Elsie Nancy Brown at Moline April 13 1902. Survived by widow, three children, five grandchildren, ten great grandchildren, one brother and one sister. Memorial service Tuesday 2 p.m. at Johnson chapel with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Robert L. Works
Humboldt
Allen County
Iota
Humboldt Brick and Tile Company
Presbyterian Church
Selah Barr
Frances Kubink
Topeka
Robert Lesh
Lawrence
John Buzzard
Grant’s Pass
Ore
Joyce Brooke
Arkansas City
Josephine Townsend
Humboldt Presbyterian Church
Vernon B. Cravens
Mount Hope Cemetery
Price Funeral Home
Merritt Allen Ashcraft
Chanute
Independence
Elsie Nancy Brown
Moline
First Baptist Church
Cedar Lodge
Thad
Fern
Ivy
Mike
Florence) Deacon
S. Highland
Revocation Of License For Stamp Affects Private Clubs In Kansas
TOPEKA AP Ownership of federal coin operated gaming device stamps can lead to license suspension or revocation for private clubs. J R Cheney says grounds include purchase and display of stamps and ownership of wagering stamps. Licensing began Aug 1 with about 250 coin operated taxpayers in Kansas and 27 people holding stamps. Attorney General Sonderholm notes no opinion sought yet. KBI and ABC rights and counsel explained.
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J. R. Cheney
Alcoholic Beverage Control
Cheney
U.S. District Attorney's Office
Kansas
Robert C. Sonderholm
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
KBI
ABC
Park McGee
Mrs Bessie O Connor Young 82 Dies in Chanute
Mrs Bessie O Connor Young 82 of Chanute died at Neosho Manor Sunday after an extended illness. She was born Apr 1 1883 at Earlt and married William Blaine Young in 1915. Survived by two sons Jim Young Midwest City Bill Young Lawrence one daughter Helen Ashcraft Dewey and 11 grandchildren. Rosary at 8 pm at St Patrick's Church. Requiem Mass 10 am Tuesday, Rev Vincent Brown officiating. Burial in St Patrick's Cemetery under Johnson Mortuary.
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Bessie O'Connor Young
S. Malcolm
Neosho Manor
Earlt
Chanute
William Blaine Young
St. Patrick’s Church
Jim Young
Midwest City
Okla
Bill Young
Lawrence
Osborn Funeral Service Held at St Patrick’s Church
Funeral services for Floyd L. Osborn were held at St Patrick's Church at 2 p.m. Saturday with Brown officiating. Bearers included Leo Fickle Earlton George Raple Wallace Johnson John Gier Merle Umbarger and Gerald Daniels of Humboldt. Burial followed in St Patrick Cemetery under Johnson Mortuary direction.
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Osborn
Floyd L. Osborn
St. Patrick’s Church
Vincent Brown
Leo Fickle
Earlton
George Raple
Wallace Johnson
John Gier
Merle Umbarger
Gerald Daniels
Humboldt
St. Patrick Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Split Personality Peach Tree Blooms In Kansas
Walter Tedford of Minneola Kansas notes a peach tree showing split personality as blooms on one side differ in color from the other. After flowering the tree bears two and three peaches on some stems while other branches carry only a single peach.
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Minneola
Kan
Walter Tedford
Daily Transcript Admits and Discharges at Neosho Memorial
A hospital list shows admissions on Saturday Sunday and today including Radford Shields Elmer Heisler Mrs Bruce Brown Louise Fickel and Pablo DeLa Torre with surgical and medical cases. Dismissals cover several patients led by Mrs Refugio DeLa Torre Mary Garrison and Louise Fickel. Births note a boy to Mr and Mrs Charles Cole and a girl to Mr and Mrs Frank Stover. Fire Run recorded Saturday at 2 50 p m one mile north on US 169 with grass on the highway right of way.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Radford Shields
S. Ashby
Refugio DeLa Torre
Henry
Larry Bailey
W. 4Th
Weaver Blake
Humboldt
Melvin Stierwalt
Leonard Wheeler
Thayer
Elmer Heisler
Elsmore
Bruce Brown
S. Albion Medical
Louise Fickel
S. Highland
Pablo DeLa Torre
S. Steuben
P. A. Robertson
W. H. Wilkins
N. Steuben
Ed Ashley
W. 9Th
Charles Cole
Frank Stover
S. Grant
Oldest Italian Wharf Found Off Lake Bolsena
Archeologists uncover piles 20 meters offshore from Lake Bolsena, 100 kilometers north of Rome, dating possibly to the eighth century before Christ, suggesting one of Italy earliest wharfs.
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Bolsena
Italy
Lake
Rome
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