Hogs Steady Cattle Light at Kansas City Market
Kansas City AP report shows hogs 3,000 head fairly active and steady with 1 3 200 270 lb barrows and gilts at 15.35 to 15.50, sows 10.50 to 12.00, cattle and calves listed with steady to mixed prices, and sheep 300 head steady. Parson Livestock reports mixed prices for hogs and cattle, with steers and heifers priced across weight bands and stock calves noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U. S
Gunman Splits Loot With Victim In Odd robbery
New York AP reports a friendly gunman robbed a garage, forcing James Reeves to open a register and hand over $35. He then gave Reeves a gun to keep, offered $10, and finally walked away with $25 after two policemen passed by. The assailant claimed friendliness and produced no explanation for his actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Reeves
Reeves
Kansas Pipeline Runs 317000 Daily in July
Kansas crude oil pipeline runs averaged 317000 barrels daily in July, the State Conservation Division reported in Wichita. The figure exceeded the July allowable 312000 by 5060 barrels, with the Kansas Corporation Commission to set September limits after hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kas
Kansas
State Conservation Division
Kansas Corporation Commission
KCC
Its
Conservation Division
Market Price Ranges for Grains and Feed Staples
The note lists fluctuating bid ranges for oats corn miles maize kafir rye barley soybeans bran shorts and related items with prices from 1 to 2 dollars per unit and percentages. It reflects a trading scan of cereal crops and byproducts with no clear market action or participants named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Local notices and community updates from Labette area
A collage of brief items records deaths in San Antonio and family travel, farm club meetings in Dennis, Grange officers at Benedict, visits from Louisville and Waverly, local students and servicemen, consumer finance certificates in Topeka, and a theft report near Beech and Plimmer. Newspaper carrier ad closes this page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beech and Plimmer
Bill Wimmer
Shaw Road
US 169
Wall Street Advances After Steel Rally Marks Trading Day
Wall Street rose in early trading with steel shares driving a mid day upturn. Volume reached about 2.3 million shares as gains narrowed to fractions to about two points toward the final hour after Labor Secretary Mitchell's remarks sparked expectations of a possible steel strike settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James P. Mitchell
Rotary District 611 Governor Visits Chanute Club
Mike Pedrick of Sand Springs Oklahoma governor of Rotary district 611 spoke to the Chanute club about Rotary activities. An assembly of club officers directors and committee chairmen followed the meeting with Pedrick in charge. Pedrick 35 years old is a partner in an animal foods business and has oil interests in Kansas and Oklahoma. He is the second youngest Rotary International governor this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Pedrick
Sand Springs
Okla
Rotary District
Chanute Club
RK. J. Hayes
Rotary
Pedrick
Rotary Anns
Wilbur Thompson
Kansas
Oklahoma
Rotary International
Admittances and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Yesterday and today lists show admitted patients John Foster Merle Estes Ira Hutchinson Leon Briley and Farajane Clements plus dismissals including Mrs Paul W Haller Mrs Ilvan LaCrone Otis Crawford and Mrs Lewis A Watts among others. Marriage licenses issued include Robert A Kauffman Blaine Welch Franklin Butler and Janis Rollow with several Chanute and Coffeyville residents. A roof fire at 920 B Highland and several property transfers are also noted in the Allen County docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
John Foster
W. Main
Merle
Estes
W, Allen
Ira Hutchinson
W. Ist
Leon Briley
Farajane Clements
Humboldt
Paul W. Haller
Benedict
Ilvan LaCrone
Yates Center
Otis C. Crawford
Lewis A. Watts
21St
Plummer
Harold W. Sparks
S. Highland
Joe G. Turner
N., Grant
Billy C. Beck
N. Garfield
Clarence Hedman
Highland
Frank C. VanGotten
S. Santa Felra
Robert A Kauffman
Blaine Welch
Chanute
Franklin F Butler
Mohenectady N.Y
Janis
Rollow
Roger Paul Leeseberg
Addison
Sharon Lee Bauer
Chanutereas Johnson
Cynthia Harty Amith
South Coffeyville Ole
Phyllie Howard
Coffeyville
Property transfers listed in Neosho County deeds record
Numerous transfers recorded, listing buyers and sellers across multiple subdivisions and townships. Tracts, lots, and blocks change hands in Hersey, Hatchers, Johns, and adjacent additions, including Nobles, Park Place, Glover, and Evergreen areas with varied lot numbers and sections. buyers include individuals and couples such as Jimmie Laurie, Evalyn Arnold, Wayne Wis, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho County
Cari
Haight & W
Howard Lee
William P. Peters
John HM
Mitchnell & W
Bower's
Hill & No
Thomas ¥. Duling
Jimmie D. Laurie
Evalyn Arnold
Jones
Violet Harding
Wayne
Benedicts
Willard C. Crawford
Bernard L. Ford
Roth
Mugh V. Berthot & W
Russell D. Cox
Freemans
Bariton Leslie A. Matthews & W
James W. Kennett
W i
Lens
City
Milo
Nobles’ Country Club
Glover & W
Charlotte Leo la
Burtons
Paul Lambert Dent & W
Joseph Ratcliffe
al’ L
H. Smith
Warren G. Phillips
Hatchers
Wayne Temple
Arthur C Goins
Frank H Castle
Forest
Newell & W. AE
Neal W. McCoy
Glenn L. Mummer
Gies
A. J Balfay
W. Ney Bec
Steimer
Hazel M. Steimel
Nobert Giefer
Francis Jacob Giefer
Bik
South Mound
Aubrey D. Conrow
Joseph HH Jackson
Lil
Bone Diets Sra
Joseph HO Jackson
Wesley Hamilton
Franklin M Gossett
Eva L. Gossett
Laphames Fruit Hill
Merie J. Dalton
LL. Ll. Rowan
Cart L
Pate
Donna Winter Pate
Hillside Acres
Frances Woods
Frank Doll & W
Biki
Evergreen Park
Docking backs state prison for criminally insane
Gov. George Docking said confining the criminally insane at the state prison would reduce security problems and lower costs. He cited the June 2 escape of Harlan Lynn Noble from Larned State Hospital and noted new locks are being purchased, possibly taking three months, unless an emergency order speeds delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
George Docking
Docking
Harlan Lynn Noble
Larned State Hospital
Noble
J. T. Naramore
Naramore
Democrats Take Control Of Kansas Turnpike Authority
Democrats formally assumed control of the Kansas Turnpike Authority in Topeka and named Frank McDonald chairman with Maurice Martin as vice chairman and John Williams as secretary treasurer. The shift gives Democrats a 4 3 majority on the board and follows Gov. Docking’s appointment of Don Hewitt as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City. Kas
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Frank McDonald
Lawrence
L. J. Blythe
White City
Maurice Martin
John Williams
Arkansas City
T. J. Griffith
Manhattan
J. William Townsend
Topeka
Blythe
Griffith
George Docking
Don Hewitt
Kansas City
Dale Spiegel
Docking
Howard Payne
Spiegel
ETA
Johnson Drive
18Th Street
Kas
AFL-CIO Urges Labor Day Solidarity With Steel Strikers
The AFL-CIO Executive Council resolves Labor Day 1959 be dedicated to support for 500,000 steel workers on strike. It calls Eisenhower to convene steel bosses and strike leaders at the White House for a fair settlement, as meat packers threaten a 200,000 worker walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Farm Fame Hall Work Starts
Earth moving equipment began work at the Farm Fame Hall site in Bonner Springs Kansas marking the first phase of a $15 million farm center project. Crews will level about 40 acres to form the mall leading to the hall’s main building as fundraising continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonner Springs
Kan
Agricultural Hall of Fame
Circles of First Baptist Women Meet for Lessons and Fellowship
The Women Missionary Society circles gathered Wednesday at the church for lessons and coffee. Martha circle hosted by Lula Leonard with devotions by Mrs. Grogan and a lesson from Tulsa World presented by Mrs. Nickerson. Hannah circle hosted by Mrs. Wiles with devotionals by Mrs. Hanson and a Congo mission discussion. Priscilla circle hosted by Mrs. Cleaver with devotionals by Mrs. McLaren and a Missions Magazine study. Lydia circle hosted by Mrs. Manley with Sermon on the Mount devotions and a lesson on The Forbidden Book. Esther circle hosted by Mrs. Wood with Kodiak Alaska missions talk by Mrs. Jackson. Multiple hosts, guests, and new members attended, with several calls and greeting cards noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Martha
Lula Leonard
Bill Grogan
Tulsa
O. E. Nickerson
Nickerson
Ray J. Hutchison
Hannah Circle
Everett Wiles
Virgil Hanson
Fred Manley
Congo
Missions Magazine
Grace Hill
Lewis Koch
India
Frank Munoz
Jim Springfield
Willard Cleaver
N. Grant
Priscilla Circle
G. C. McLaren
North
W. J. Hosselt
Delores Hewitt
Independence
Robert Manley
Tennessee
E. J. Lucas
Dick Barnard
H. M. Wood
S. Plummer
Esther
Edith Sloman
Arthur Jackson
Kodiak
Alaska
Slam Bidding Dominates Cha nute Duplicate Bridge Session
At the Cha nute Duplicate Bridge club, slam contracts were common. On 28 boards seven slams were bid with many declarers aiming for a 6 spade contract. One table reached six spades but was defeated after West finessed for the heart king, losing a spade and a heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Duplicate Bridge Club
West
Spade Strategy in Bridge Session at Chanute
In a Chanute Tribune bridge recap, a player trumped a diamond lead, cleared spades, and used heart and club plays to win an overtrick. Winners at the session included Mrs. Fred L. Johnson with 33, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Rupard with 29, and Mrs. J. Frank Jones with Mrs. Fred Stenger at 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
North
Fred L. Johnson
Robert Allen
Nelson Rupard
J. Frank Jones
Fred Stenger
4-H Club News Buffalo Boosters Meeting Report
The Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club met August 13 with President Henry Payne presiding. Roll call based on fair rib bons. Programs covered health and plastic bags danger, conservation, and parliamentary practice. Dale Payne family provided refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Boosters
Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club
Henry Payne
Cheryl Carlson
Loretta Carlson
Orlie Chapman
Dale Payne
High Prairie
High Prairie Pioneers
Larry Marple
Dick Wiggans
Wayne Howell
Roland Wiggans
Brady Named Topeka On State Health Board Council
Dr. Charles S. Brady of Atchison is appointed by Gov. George Docking to a four year term on the State Board of Health advisory hospital council. He succeeds Dr. John L. Grove of Newton whose term expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Charles S. Brady
Atchison
George Docking
State Board of Health Advisory Hospital Council
John L. Grove
Newton
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Chicago Grain
Kansas City Cash
Coorg
Diseus
Glen's Tire Serv
S. Santa Fe
G. L. Donley
S. Plume Mer
San Antonio
Tex
Ben McKay
M. J. Blackston
Labette County
Farmer's
Union
Fellowship Hall
Dennis
George McCann
Steven
Brian
Clement White
Buffalo
Fairfield Grange
The
Grange
Lester Floyd
Lester
Jane
Monroe
Tommy
Charlie
Becky
Floyd
George Cowan
John
Lioyd Joyns
Don
Everett Miller
Francis Reed
Karen Kaye Robertson
Mrs. Oley Robertson
R. 4
Venus Beauty Academy
Army
James E. Boyd
Karl T. Boyd
Camp Perry
Ohio
Boyd
1St Infantry
15Th Infantry
Fort Riley
Humboldt High School
Harry Gaiser
Claire
Louisville, Ky
Otis White
Claude
Altoona
White
Albert Shaw
Rachael Winger
Waverly
Kansas Institute of Consumer Finance
University of Kansas
A. L. Burns
Peoples Finance, Inc
Santa Fe
Dale Steinman
Chanute Discount Co, Inc
Evergreen
Dale Roberts
Debra
Maude Roberts
Moab
Utah
Ro Aberwald
Junction City
Roberts
Riverton
Wye
Tribune
Wall Street
Rotary Hero
Daily Transcript
Vire
Rae
Allen County
Dende
Tola
Folaure
Horton
Clyde
Carl Maren
Virgil L & Giorte Goff
Lawrence McGaugh
Rutter
Ada P
Lamm
Lawrence Mc
Gaugh
Ine M Sinclair
John F. Sinclair
Iola Jonn
Ginclair
Ina M. Sinclair
Gartinghouse
Robert C Gattinghouse
Richard EB Gartinghouse
Eunice Dent
Adolph P. Croinant
George
Wiklund
Brigham Ackea Newton J. Brigham
Leo Smart
A Rows
Arbuckie
A. Rows
Arbuckle
Lot
Iola Charies
Burrowsa
May Burrows
Owen Wild
Lottie J. Wild
Ae Christel Ware
J. Ballah
Lot Bo
Iola Owen Wild
Virgil Maynard Pox
Elizabeth Catherine Fox
Kenneth T Kirton
Marty F. Morrison
Glen F. Morrison
Brocks
Glen Fo Morrison
Harry F. Morrison
G LaWarpe
Lorance
Sheriff of
Alien Co
HM Stewart
Bila Stewart
Pt Megas T Ll
Lone G Prowtt
Lola Mery M. Ponice
Kenneth HM Paneat
Mery M. Denice
Proscie May Thomas
Puenend
Mary F. Jewell
Iola Joe B Divine
Dennis M. Bionm
Worls D. Biohm
Kernest M. Holtz
Kenneth Beaman
Aon Beaman
Toss J. ¥. McClanahan
John W. Griffith
Humboldt Walter Wilson
Homer Duffey
LaHarpe
Nat's Savings
First National Bank
Chanute, Kas
F.d.lc
Kansas Turnpike
WMS
By Lee Judy
Myre
Calvert
Chanute Tribune
Dr. Brady
California
Catalina
Capri
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