Kansas City cattle and hogs market report
Livestock seen with 400 cattle and 2 200 hogs traded. Hogs steady to 50 lower across weights with 1 2 210 240 lb at 21 50, 180 210 lb at 19 0 2150, 210 260 lb at 21 00 50, 260 320 lb at 20 75 21 00. Sows 25 lower at 16 25 19 25. Sheep none. Chicago grain: Wheat No 2 hard 1 86 sn No 2 soft red 1 49 4n corn No 2 yellow 1 23 14n oats No 2 heavy white 72 34 73 4n soybeans No 1 yellow 2 81 75 soy oil 9 85n.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Egg and Butter Prices Steady in Kansas City Market
In Kansas City the AP reports wholesale egg prices hold steady with large eggs at 80 percent A 26-30 and mediums at 80 percent A 22-25. Butter remains unchanged.
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Kansas City
Butter Prices Hold Steady in Chicago Market Report
Chicago AP notes butter remains steady to firmer with a range of grades quoted. The report lists AA at 93, A at 92, B at 90 and C at 89 with minor variations across classes. Market activity shows modest upward pressure in some categories amid steady demand from local buyers.
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Chicago
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
A consumer guide encourages cautious purchases and stresses checking guarantees, return policies, and seller reputations. It outlines safe practices for mail order, in person sales, and online transactions, highlighting red flags and ways to verify product quality.
Chanute Tribune stock market closes higher amid steel lift
The Chanute Tribune reports the New York stock market closed slightly higher in fair volume. Bethlehem steel led a mild uptick in steel shares as trading capped an abridged four hour session, marking the last of the shortened period.
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New York
Bethlelehem
Patton Urges Respect for the Dead by Protecting the Living
George Patton counsels prioritizing the living while honoring the dead. He emphasizes preparedness, care for troops, and prudent action to safeguard those still in danger.
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George Patton
AF Officers Aid Woman Motorist
Two Air Force officers reported seeing a woman crash a downtown parking meter with her car and offer to move it to the police station. They helped, and she drove away. Police are seeking the woman and the meter.
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Kansas City
Air Force
Seaver Earns Mets First All Star Pitcher Nod
Rookie Tom Seaver becomes the first New York Met to be selected for the All Star Game, marking a historic milestone for the franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Seaver
New York Met
Newton Woman Elected DUV President at Wichita
Mrs George Lord of Newton Kansas was chosen president of the Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War at the five day Wichita convention attended by 300 delegates. She succeeds Mrs Etta May Gunn of McCook Nebraska as head of the 12000 member organization.
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Wichita
Newton
Kan
George Lord
Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Lord
Etta May Gunn
McCook
Ned
Winifred Brown
Dorothy Houghton
William Keeley
Blackwell
Oklo
National Duv Council
Expo 67 travelers and military and local notices
Mr and Mrs Hubert Mintz and Mr and Mrs Harold Clement return from a three week Expo 67 trip via Kentucky West Virginia Virginia Washington DC Atlantic City New York Boston and Niagara Falls. Seabee unit based in Davisville unit begins second Vietnam tour. Army Pvt Larry J Clough completes eight weeks of training at Ft Leonard Wood. Mary Ellen Cole heads to Okinawa after teaching in Germany. Mrs Ruth Haynes returns from Corpus Christi visit to her twin sons in Naval Air Station. Fox and the Fire read at Library Story Hour. Local social and police notes.
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Hubert Mintz
S. Plummer
Harold Clement
S. Kansas
Montreal
Canada
Kentucky
West Virginia
Virginia
Washington D. C
Atlantic City
New York
Boston
New England
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Efc
Gary D. Schommer
USN
E. J. Schommer
S. Malcolm
Diana L. Showalter
Erie
Davisville
R. I
Vietnam
Army
Larry J. Clough
C. N. Clough
Buffalo
Ft. Leonard Wood
Clough
Utah State University
Logan
Mary-Ellen Cole
Joe Cole
Ashby
Okinawa
Miss Cole
U. S
Germany
Ruth Haynes
N. Garfield
Corpus Christ
Tex
Donald B. Haynes
Ronald B. Haynes
Naval Aviation Air Station
Lloyd E. Jeffers
Neosho
Doug Smith
Dodge City
Mark Hagerman
New Port Riches
Fla
Ronald Ruffe
Grand Rapids
Mich
Corpus Christi
Stolen cigarette lighter reported from Cloke car
Richard W. Cloke reported to police that a cigarette lighter was stolen from his car on Wednesday night. The incident occurred at 1005 S. Tennessee.
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Richard W. Cloke
S. Tennessee
Vandalism Reported at Steffens Dairy Sign
Police were alerted to vandalism at the Steffens Dairy Drive location 924 W Main during the night. The sign was badly damaged and investigation continues.
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Steffens Dairy Drive
W. Main
Reynolds Enlists in U S Air Force Undergoes Training
Larry Ryan Reynolds son of Mr and Mrs Robert W Reynolds Jr 309 W 7th has enlisted in the U S Air Force and is undergoing basic training at Lackland AFB San Antonio Texas Reynolds a graduate of Chanute Senior High School
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Larry Ryan Reynolds
Robert W. Reynolds
U. S. Air Force
Lacland Afb
San Antonio
Texas
Reynolds
Chanute Senior High School
50th Wedding Anniversary Open House
The Glen Clark couple marks their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. at their home located at 409 North Grant.
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Glen Clark
N. Grant
Joint GI Forum and Auxiliary Meeting
A joint meeting of the GI Forum and Auxiliary is set for Monday at 8 p.m. at the GI Forum Club. All members are welcome to attend.
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GI Forum
G. I. Forum
Chanute youths share Cheley Camp adventures and mishap
Five Chanute youths and two former residents attended Cheley Colorado Boys Camp from July 18 to August 14 enjoying mountain climbing hiking horseback riding riflery and archery. Mc Culley led a horse crossing a stream and suffered a broken wrist before returning home with parents after a horse show and church services.
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Chanute
Cheley
Colo
Kurt and
Bart Johnson
Fred Johnson
W. Main
Dick Ray
Donald Ray
David Harris
Fred Harris
Roger McCulley
Paul Whitworth
Tod Jones
Hugh Jones
Yuma
Ariz
Bruce Butcher
Boyd C. Latimer
Tulsa
McCulley
Traffic police cite two drivers in string of minor injuries
Police cited Angela Zaragosa and Rich ard Cloke among drivers in several yesterday and today minor injury traffic incidents. Zaragosa's 1956 Buick struck Santa Fe No 212 at Main Street crossing injuring four people. Cloke’s 1966 Plymouth backed into a parked car, injuring his wife and baby.
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Angela Zaragosa
Steuben
Santa Fe
T. W. Boman
N. Highland
Larry D. Greene
Minneapolis, Minn
Linda J. Umbarger
1Sland
Garfield
Greene
Byron
Sheryl
Minneapolis
Richard D. Cloke
W. Santa Fe
Cloke
Jamie
Larry Bitts
Highland
Olive McCready
Parsons
Elmer Robinson
S. Grant
Robinson
McCready
Local deaths and funeral notices for Bradley Stipp and others
Eight month old Bradley Alan Stipp died at the University of Kansas Medical Center after a birth illness. Survivors include his parents, a sister Barbara, brothers Dwayne and Darrell, and grandmother Dollie Stipp. Funeral service Saturday at 2 p.m. in Johnson Chapel. Burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Additional notices: Mrs. Olive A. Brown and Wilson K. Eastburn deaths. Funeral arrangements by Raston-Hutton Funeral Home and Johnson Chapel officiants noted.
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Bradley Alan Stipp
Wayne Stipp
Malcolm
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Barbara
Dwayne
Darrell
S. Evergreen
Dollie Stipp
Thayer
Johnson Chapel
Bert Sutton
First Christian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Olive A. Brown
Bronson
Herbert
Ruth) Leadstrom
Neosho Memorial Hospital May Have Busy Census And Admits
Daily Transcript reports hospital census at 53 patients including adults, pediatrics and two babies. Thursday admissions include Mrs Donns Simmons, Eric, Mitchell Mosely, Garl Smith, Mary Jo Williams and George Allen Jr. dismissals listed. today adds Virgil Mix, Mrs Donald Brinkman, Mauro Borjas, Charles Lee Morrison, Herbert Toomey. Births: Archie Rutledge boy and Doyle Read ing girl. Dismissals today include Mrs Lee Roy Drake, Peggy Potter, Mrs Bill Graham and Fred Moore.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Donns Simmons
Eric
Mitchell Mosely
N. Garfield
Garl Smith
Iola
Mary Jo Williams
Jefferson City
George Allen Jr
S. Plummer
Virgil Mix
Donald Brinkman
Humboldt
Mauro Borjas
N. Santa Fe
Charles Lee Morrison
Herbert Toomey
S. Katy
Archie Rutledge
Doyle Reading
W. Main
Lee Roy Drake
Peggy Potter
Bill Graham
S. Central
Fred J. Moore
S.santa Fe
New Citizens Born to Powers Parkins Wood Smith
Notices record the birth of five girls with parents and locations. Douglas Glen Powers born Aug. 8 in Thayer to Mr and Mrs Glen Powers. Lisa Jeanne Parkins born Aug. 10 at 102 S Garfield to Mr and Mrs J M Parkins. Deborah Lorrene Wood born Aug. 14 to Mr and Mrs Herbert Wood at 916 N Forest. Angela Kristin Smith born Aug. 15 to Mr and Mrs H Eddie Smith in Stark.
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Douglas Glen Powers
Glen Powers
Thayer
Lisa Jeanne Parkins
J. M. Parkins
S. Garfield
Deborah Lorrene Wood
Herbert Wood
N. Forest
Angela Kristin Smith
H. Eddie Smith
Stark
Nicklaus vows more golf this year than 1962 debut
Jack Nicklaus says he will play more golf this year than in 1962, his first tour season, while a baseball note reports the Reds have a 25 game hitting streak.
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Jack Nicklaus
Reds
Herla Rush Purial Sces in Elmwood Cemetery
Purial for Herla Rush held at Elmwood Cemetery with traditional rites and interment details indicated in local notice.
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Herla Rush
Purial
Elmwood Cemetery
Scout News Neighborhood Meeting in Chanute
Girl Scout leaders met in the Heritage Room of the Public Library with Mrs. Berthot presiding. Mrs. Kihm will run uniform exchanges and maintain a listing for buying or selling uniforms. Troops must submit float entries for the Sept 30 Fall Festival parade at the Sept 21 meeting. Additional leaders are needed for three Brownie troops and two junior troops.
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Chanute Girl Scout
Heritage
Public Library
Charles Berthot
Albert Kihm
Benedict Guests Attend Engleman Family Gathering
Monday visitors from Beaver Oklahoma and Buffalo as well as Greensburg relatives including Mr and Mrs A A Engelman and Mr and Mrs L H Heidrich joined Mr and Mrs Vincent Engelman and sons and other kin for a family gathering.
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Benedict
Vincent Engelman
Engelman
A A. Engelman
Marlin Engelman
Carolyn
Leta
David
Deloris
Beaver
Okla
Leon Engelman
Kathy
Debbie
Bruce
Buffalo
L. H. Heidrich
Don
Kenney
Bob Heidrich
Greensburg
Center Ridge WSCS Plans Fall Activities and September Election
Seven Center Ridge WSCS members met with Mrs. Anna Carlson on Wednesday. They set a free literature offering for August or September and scheduled officer elections for September. Fall institutes were announced for October. Mrs. Darrel Nelson led Philippines Flashback with Witnessing for Christ in the Philippines read by Mrs. Dale Nelson. Mrs. Willard Carlson will host the September meeting.
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Center Ridge
WSCS
Anna Carlson
Philippines
Darrel Nelson
The
Dale Nelson
Chanute Women Win Places in Tri-State Golf Meet
Chanute Country Club women competed at the Tri-State Golf meet in Joplin August 15 to 17 on the Schifferdecker course. Barbara Gench of Fort Scott won the 146 stroke event. Lettie Stapp of Miami Oklahoma was medalist with 72. Seven Chanute players joined 171 others from 26 towns. results include Mrs. Robert Allen ninth in championship at 161 and others in D E F G flights. Next Tri-State event set for Sunset Club in Bartlesville.
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Chanute Country Club
Joplin
Schifferdecker Course
Barbara Gench
Fort Scott
Lettie Stapp
Miami
Okla
Robert Allen
Keith Dodd
Rex Truitt
Robert Johnson
E. L. Morris
Jay Tabor
Dennis Mills
Sunset Club
Bartlesville
4 H Club News Neosho Valley Busy Bees
Neosho Valley Busy Bees meet at Mrs. Lope mans home. Royce Adams demonstrated eggs in nest and dishwashing. Linda Smith prepared cantaloupe plates rolls. Debbie Tunnell made hot chocolate and washed dishes.
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Neosho Valley
Robert Lopeman
Royce Adams
Linda Smith
Debbie Tunnell
Lopemen
David Waggoner
Rex Willis
Susan Smith
Debbie Myers
Sara Benton
Sherida Willis
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K.C
Chanute Tribune
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S. Highland
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
John Hovorka
Fay D. Clopine
Ben Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Fma
Maili
Neosho, Allen, Wilson and Woodson Coveney
Chanute Post Office
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Wall Street
T&t
Am Tchod
Anaconda
Apco
Cessna Air
Chiei Paeener
Chrysler
Caleee
Ind
Dale Steinman
Russell Sete
Concordia
Tet Enee
Garden City Hutchison Eee
Empori Steer
Eneens
Wichita Te Ereresesens
Chanute Leavenworth
Abilene
Ft. Riley
MFA
R. D. Hamar
MFA Insurance
Thaleer
New Duv
Lester Purdy
Clay Center
Frank Oberg
Nancy
Spain
Kansas University
Art Trabue
Urbana
Harry Johnson
Elvin O. James
West Cherry
Ira Dutton
Kyle Sitton
Lamar, Mo
S. Ashby
Alta Allen
Harry Steeves
Harry Shepard
Dutton
Mrs. Olive Brown
Wilson K. Eastburn
Herman A. Fehr
Salida
Calif
Eastburn
Donaldson
Ter
Florentine and
Bob Donaldson
Daily Transcript
Charles Olson
Savonourg
Allen Monument Company
Scout News
Willard Carlson
Tri-State
Olson
HSA
Home & Farm Loans
Lincoln & Walnut
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