Hogs Higher Cattle Steady at Kansas City Market
Kansas City livestock markets show hogs up 25-50 cents with 2,500 head traded and cattle steady. Good to choice steers under 1,250 pounds reach 26 to 27 dollars, cows 17.50 to 19, utilities 12 to 13.75, pigs 14.75 to 15.75, sows 12 to 13.75, and lambs around 19.90 to 20.50. Parson’s Livestock reports mixed cattle and hog quotes with weight bands and grade ranges across 180 to 550 pounds, noting steady overall trends.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U. S
U.S
Wall Street rally trims earlier stock losses in afternoon session
In New York an afternoon rally erased part of the earlier market drop as trading sped up and volume neared 3 million shares. Key stocks stayed down while the market recovered about half of its mid day decline, with losses ranging from fractions to around a point and some down a point or more. The rebound spread across all sections as proceeds for the county school fund remained incomplete at 1 30 p m.
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New York
Sheriff Conducted Contraband Liquor Sale Auction
About 50 persons attended a sale of contraband liquor conducted by the sheriff's office today. The auction lasted an hour and a half. Tabulation of the proceeds and items sold was reported.
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Erie
Sheriff's Office
Deaths and Funerals in High Prairie Area
Mrs. Lonnie Russell 78 of High Prairie died at home in Alderwood Manor Washington after months of illness. Born May 1 1841 in Wilson County she married Lonnie Russell in 1900 and lived on a Chanute area farm before moving two months ago. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at High Prairie church with interment in High Prairie cemetery. OFS graveside rites. Roy Gibson Funeral Home in charge. Also noted are Raymond John Wintten navy death in Corpus Christi Texas funeral incomplete and McMullin rites at Roy Gibson with Beavers named among attendees.
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Carrie May Russell
High Prairie
Leonard Rogan
Alderwood Manor
Wash
Pleasant Valley
Wilson County
Samuel
Nancy Isenburg
Lonnie Russell
Chanute
Russell
Bluebird
Order of the Eastern Star
High Prairie Women’s Society of Christian Service
L. O
Fay Ellen) Rogan
George Russell Phillip
Fairbanks
Alaska
Ben Isenburg
Fredonia
High Prairie Church
G. W Pierce
Buffalo
High Prairie Cemetery
OFS
Roy Gibson Funeral Home
Raymond John Wintten
United States Navy
Eda Wintten
Walnut
Corpus Christi
Tex
McMullin
Frank Lesle McMullin
Roy Gibson
R. B. Noblitt
Colfax Baptist Church
Krimwood Cemetery
Lee Uden
Harry Jackson
Lyman Erickson
Old Rugged Cross
Gordon Erickson
Glenn Hanson Beavers
Don F. Beach
Senior High Announces Locker Checkouts and Fees
Principal Dell Reed announced locker checkout for 1959 60 with 80 cent locker fee 55 cents refundable at year end and 250 activity ticket fee required at checkout. The office opens 9 am to 4 pm Thursday through Tuesday to cover locks and tickets for all sports events plays and assemblies.
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Dell Reed
Reed
Local Job Fair and Community Notices
Job fair at Tioga Inn Hotel Chanute with Glen's Tire Service offering a salaried position starting at 105 per week for ages 21 35 with training provided. Local notices report Lt Sutcliffe's Reno assignment and family visits, plus a burglary at a Chanute farm house and various residents’ travels and arrests.
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Grauerholz
Tioga Inn
Chanute
Thurs
Admittances and Dismissals Listed for Neosho Memorial
Daily Transcript reports yesterday and today admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital names patients with brief details. Births and patrol citations noted include Ronald Cheyney’s newborn and several driving and license tag infractions with fines.
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Charles F. Forsythe
Eric
Marvin Weaver
S. Steuben
Robert D. Stierwalt
N. Highland
Raymond Gatewood
Stark
Joe G. Turner
N. Grant
Calvin L. Cook
S. Malcolm
Bobby Allman
Gretchen
Ward W. Corbitt
Ene
Medical
Janice Fisher
Nettie DeClark
Thayer
James Harding
Patricia E. Keys
Wichita
Eugene E. Jack
N. Steuben
Neal Kimble
W. Pine
Ronald B. Cheyney
Fire destroys Kansas City filling station killing two firemen
An exploding 20 000 gallon gasoline tank set off a devastating blast at a Continental Oil bulk station on the state line near Southwest Boulevard and 31st Street. Two firemen were killed. seventeen others injured, and more than 100 people affected by burns or exhaustion as crews battled the flames for hours. The cause remained under investigation.
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Kansas City
Continental Oi! Co
State Line
Southwest Boulevard
31St Street
Frisco Railroad
Kan
Kansas River
Doan’s Pills Offer Fast Backache and Bladder Relief
The ad promotes Doan’s Pills as fast relief for nagging backache headaches and muscular pains caused by over exertion or stress. It also claims soothing bladder irritation with mild diuretic action to increase urine output and improve sleep for years.
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Dean
Ville
Doan
Missouri Holdups End In Capture After Shootout
A double robbery spree by Luther and James Silvey in Missouri ends with their capture after gunfire and a hostage incident. Trooper Hall and Deputy Arnold confronted the brothers, who seized a hostage and fled in a patrol car before surrendering at a roadblock. Arnold survived unharmed.
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Luther
Williams
Columbia
Missouri Highway Patrol
Stover
Harold Hall
Bill Arnold
Gravois Mills
Arnold
Hall
Dean Peters
Sedalia
James Silvey
Paul Silvey
Luther Silvey
James
Paul
George Geary
Craig
Ned
Geary
Missouri 135
Cars Damaged In 2 Mishaps
Two accidents damaged vehicles in a Tulsa area report. A 1955 Pontiac driven by Mrs. G. W. Gardner was hit by a semi trailer truck at 7th and Santa Fe. Arthur R. Culver was cited for traffic violations. A separate collision at 21 N. Grant involved Eugene F. Geyer and Robert E. Phillips. A third incident at Island Santa Fe damaged a parked 1951 Chevrolet owned by Gerald Zink after Lena Every backed from a spot.
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G. W. Gardner
N. Lafayette
7Th
Santa Fe
Highway Patrol
Arthur R. Culver
Tulsa
Justice of the Peace Court
Thayer
N. Grant
Eugene F. Geyer
S. Evergreen
Robert E. Phillips
Geyer
Phillips
Island Santa Fe
Gerald Zink
Iola
Zink
Lena Every
S. Santa Fe
Three Kansas City Brothers Charged After Robbery Spree
James Silvey, 23, and Paul Silvey, 32, were wounded during a spree by three Kansas City brothers, all former convicts. Luther Silvey, 33, faces arraignment on armed robbery, assault with a deadly weapon, and kidnapping charges as prosecutors pursue case details.
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Versailles
Kansas City
James Silvey
Paul Silvey
William Johnson
Luther Silvey
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Record 24-Hour Toll
Kansas state accident records show that 24 hours ending 9 am reported traffic fatalities. The year to date total reaches 190,363 with a comparable period of 195,8328 fatalities listed in Topeka.
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Topeka
Kansas
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