Livestock Steady at Kansas City as Markets See Modest Gains
As reported from Kansas City AP hogs stay steady to 25 higher with 1 to 3 210 265 lb barrows and gilts at 17.75 to 18.00 and 1 2 220 225 lb at 18.25 while 270 350 lb sows bring 15.25 to 16.50 and under 300 lb at 16.75. Sheep total 1,000 with all classes steady and lambs 21.00 to 50, improving ewes 3.50 to 6.00. Cattle and calves show mixed gains with choice steers 24.25 to 25.00, good to choice 23.00 to 24.25, cows 14.50 to 16.50 and dealers 22.09 to 25.00. Soybeans No 2 yellow 2.59. Soybean oil 8% n. Wheat up 1 2 percent to 1.80 tracking. corn mixed to higher near 1.22 21. Oats steady to down, 62% cents. Rye mixed, August 1.27. soybeans down to up, August 2.57 56.
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Kansas City
Market Report Prices For Hog Cattle And Calves
Hog prices range from 10.00 to 18.00 with various grades and weights including U S Nos 1 and 2 up to 240 pounds and mixed grades 230 to 270 pounds. Cattle values show steady trends with steers and heifers 600 to 700 pounds at 24.00 to 25.50, lighter stockers 16.00 to 19.00, cows 12.00 to 19.00, bulls 14.00 to 21.00, plus veal calves 28.00 to 32.00.
Kansas City Egg and Poultry Prices Report
AP reports current wholesale and consumer price ranges for eggs and poultry in Kansas City. Consumer eggs vary by size and grade with large A 30 34 cents, medium 24 29, small 17 18. large B 23 27. A dirties 18 21. Wholesale eggs large 34 37, mediums 28 31 at 80 percent A. Poultry prices show heavy hens 5 lb up 10, light hens 5 lb up 8, hens under 5 lb 6, capons 7 8 lb 6, capons 8 18 lb at 14 15 shipped. ducks white over 5 lb 15. live fryers and broilers Missouri and Arkansas at farm 14 delivered at plant 14 25. Butter grade A solid 67 cents per lb, grade A quarters 68.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Chicago live poultry prices edge lower to higher
AP reports wholesale buying prices for live poultry in Chicago shifting small amounts. Roasters traded around 23 to 24 cents per pound with most at 23 to 24 cents. Special fed white rock fryers ranged from 18 to 19 cents per pound.
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Chicago
Chicago grain prices report shows slight gains
AP reports Chicago market data with wheat prices at No 1 red 1.84 and No 2 red 1.84 percent, corn at No 1 yellow 1.30 and No 2 yellow 1.3042, No 4 yellow 1.28, No 5 yellow 1.26, oats at No 1 heavy white 67 and No 2 extra heavy white 67 and No 3 white 62.
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Chicago
Benton Attends Banking School at University of Wisconsin
James E. Benton, assistant cashier of the First National Bank, departed Sunday for a two week residency at the Graduate School of Banking in Madison Wisconsin. The program is Benton’s first year and meets annually for three years. The school features over 110 instructors.
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James E. Benton
First National Bank
Graduate School of Banking
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Benton
Denny family reunion sighted by visiting relatives
Mrs Jewell Ash of El Paso Texas is visiting her aunt Mrs Myrtle Martin at 211 North Forest and her cousins Mr and Mrs Howard Parsons Mr and Mrs Ross Cooper and Mr and Mrs Don Cooper. They all attended the Denny family reunion in Independence Sunday.
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Jewell Ash
el Paso
Tex
Myrtle Martin
N. Forest
Howard Parsons
Ross Cooper
Don Cooper
Denny
Neosho County 4-H Leaders Named for Farm Bureau Event
Lisa Dorsch hosted at Ray Christiansen home as her parents search in Spring, Mo. Miss McMillen and Miss Lassman, sponsored by Neosho County Farm Bureau, are among ten outstanding 4-H leaders chosen to attend the Rock Springs seminar with other guests from Kansas City Atkins and family listed among attendees.
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Lisa Dorsch
Ray Christiansen
S. Allen
Robert Dorsch
Lake Charles
Eggs
Field
Dorsch
Missouri State
Christiansen
SUD
Pasessaneueses
William Pee Wees
Os Atkins
Kansas City
Neosho County
Oia
Farm Bureau
Revel
Fool
Rock Springs
Ccc
Kay McMillen
Hides
W. L. McMillen
Eric R
Kathy Lassman
Robert L. Lassman
N. Forest
Miss McMillen
Wall Street inches up as trading slows in afternoon
The New York market posted a small advance with trading light at about 3.7 million shares. Gains were fractional to near one point amid mixed results as rails edged up on arbitration news while a possible Aug. 29 strike loomed. Government and corporate bonds traded irregularly higher.
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New York
Rails
U.S
Hospital Admissions and Discharges in Neosho Area
Daily Transcript lists admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital for Saturday and Sunday including patients across towns like Dallas, Denton, Elsmore, Humboldt, Pittsburg and more. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Lester Seamster. Patrol citations detail fines for speeding and stop-sign violations with multiple defendants.
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Henry Pearman
S. Central
Dallas Hart
S. Evergreen
Sarah Jones
N. Western
Bery Ross
Denton
Tex
Danny Brown
N. Highland
E. K. Wilson
S. Ashby
Ralph Heaton Jr
S. Plummer
Ethel Watson
Elsmore
Floyd Nelson
Humboldt
Lester Seamster
N. Kansas
Mark B. Gray
Linda Edwards
S. Grant
John Drummond
W. Main
Walter B. Douglas
N. Santa Fe
Ray Finley
Maggie Doron
Neosho Manor
Ralph E. Heaton Jr
Kevin Naughton
N. Evergreen
Charlie Clabaugh
W. Hickory
Couple Return From Five Thousand Mile Northwest Trip
Mr and Mrs Ernest Christian sen 303 S Santa Fe completed a five thousand mile vacation through the northwest. They visited Mr and Mrs Karl Kubler in Wadsworth Nevada spent three weeks with daughter Freda Mrs Bill Otani and their children Nicki and Penny in Spokane Washington. Tech Sgt Bill Otanni stationed at Great Falls Montana joined them for several days. They also called on friends and relatives in Bozeman Montana Powell Wyoming toured Yellowstone Park and the Black Hills ending with Mr and Mrs Eugene Martin of Richmond Missouri.
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Ernest Christiansen
S. Santa Fe
Northwest
Karl Kubler
Wadsworth
Nev
Freda
Bill Otani
Nicki
Penny
Spokane
Wash. Tech
Bill Otanni
Great Falls
Mont
Bozeman
Powell
Wyo
Yellowstone National Park
Black Hills
Eugene Martin
Richmond, Mo
Coins Missing From Handbag During Neosho Fishing Trip
Mrs. Kenneth Spurling reports loss of coins from her handbag while on a fishing trip east of town. She left the bag in a parked car and now notes two silver dollars and a purse with 57 Indian head nickels are missing.
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Kenneth Spurling
S. Katy
Neosho
Cars Crash In Front Of Nicewaner Home
Roy C Nicewaner of 215 N Western and Tom Tiegreen of 520 S Steuben collided in front of the Nicewaner residence about 5 45 p m yesterday. Nicewaner backed from his driveway and started to pull away as Tiegreen car passed. Right front of Nicewaner 1958 Rambler damaged about 50 dollars, left front of Tiegreen 1957 Ford damaged about 40 dollars.
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Roy C. Nicewaner
N. Western
Tom Tie
S. Steuben
Nicewaner
Tiegreen
Police arrest Finnis Reed on disturbing the peace charge
Chanute resident Finnis Reed was arrested Saturday night on a disturbing the peace charge and released later on a $15 bond.
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Finnis Reed
Chanute
Prowler reports checked by police in city area
Police received several prowler reports in recent days. Officers checked a call about a prowler in the 800 block of North Forest early Sunday but found no one in the area.
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North Forest
Romines Involved In Collision North Of Fredonia
Mrs. Eldon Wiles reports that Mr. and Mrs. Gene Romine of Wichita were in a traffic collision at the K96 K39 junction north of Fredonia yesterday around 1 30 p m. They were uninjured though their car sustained extensive damage while en route to Humboldt for the Yockey family reunion.
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Eldon Wiles
Kansas
Gene Romine
Wichita
Fredonia
Romines
Humboldt
Yockey
Wiles
McConnell Funeral Service Held at Grace Episcopal
Lettie Viola McConnell’s funeral was conducted this morning at Grace Episcopal Church with Rev. Boyd Latimer presiding and Harold Tarpley as organist. Pallbearers included Floyd Yahns Ray Westling Paul Brennecke Eugene Jenkins Kenneth Myers and Roy Wiggans. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery. Johnson Mortuary handled arrangements.
Golden Clippers to Appear At Mound City and Eureka
The Neosho Valley Golden Clip pers Laddie Club schedules two appearances with RCA approved shows at Mound City Fair and Rodeo on Saturday and at Eureka county fair in September. The group won second in square dance and precision drill and third in parade at Pawhuska Cavalcade. Officers are Virgil Shaw president Mrs Ray Roberts secretary treasurer and Walter Poor drill captain, with Shaw and Roberts from Erie and Poor from Chanute.
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Mound City
Eureka
Neosho Valley
Golden Clippers Laddie Club
Mound City Fair
Golden Clippers
Saddle Club
Pawhuska
Okla
Virgil Shaw
Ray Roberts
Walter Poor
Shaw
Roberts
Erie
Poor
Chanute
Humboldt PTA Opens First Meeting Plans for New Unit
Humboldt PTA board met at president Mrs. Don Price home to organize a new unit. A by law committee led by Mrs. Leon Henderson was formed. Plans for the September teacher reception and yearlong projects were discussed with officers and committee chairs named, and refreshments served by Mrs. Price.
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Humboldt
The
Humboldt Pta
Don Price
Leon Henderson
Glenn Michaels
Irvin Scarlett
Ernest Mueller
Leroy Wright
Martin Bulk
Wiles
E. J. Lombard
M. B. Tinkler
G. C. van Nice
John Lundine
Brush With Death For Baby In Coffeyville Parents Car
A baby nearly choked on a bottle cap while riding in a Coffeyville family car on South Santa Fe. Police and rescue crews responded but the infant was taken to Neosho Memorial Hospital by another vehicle before aid arrived. Official reports say the cap was removed from the throat and the baby was fine. Names of the baby and parents were not recorded. the family is believed from Coffeyville.
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South Santa Fe
Fire Department
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Coffeyville
Gulf Stream Flows Faster In Summer Than Winter
The Gulf Stream current shows higher speeds during summer months compared with winter, indicating a seasonal variation in oceanic flow. Data from maritime observations note peak velocities in July, with cooler readings in January.
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Gulf Stream
Wanted Men Women for U S Civil Service Openings
Recruitable men and women ages 18 to 52 are urged to prepare for U S Civil Service openings over the next year. Some positions pay up to 446 a month with strong advancement potential. Lincoln Service advertises free information on government jobs and test preparation, emphasizing no government affiliation and urging immediate action.
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U. S
Lincoln Service
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