Livestock Prices and Grain Quotes From KC Market
Kansas City AP reports cattle 1 200 head with steers weak to 50 lower and cows 25 to 50 lower. high choice steers 26.25 to 50, choice 25.50 to 26.25. feeders 25.25 to 27.50. Hogs 2 500 head barrows and gilts 25 to 50 lower, sows steady to 25 lower. barrows 1 3 25.00 to 26.00, sows 1 3 20.00 to 23.75. Sheep 200 head steady. spring lambs 24.25 to 25.00, ewes 5.75 to 7.25. Grain and feed values listed for oats, Milo, corn, rye, barley, soybeans and sacks.
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Kansas City
Shorts
Market Livestock Price Ranges from Parsons Hog and Cattle Sale
U S 1 and 2 hogs bring 24.50 to 25.55 for 200 220 pounds with other weights listed. Cattle feed grade and calf prices include U S choice 23.50 24.50 and heifer calves 24.00 26.00, veals prime 24.00 27.00, cows 14.00 19.00, bulls 20.00 25.00, and lambs with various grades shown in the sale catalog.
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Parsons
U.S
Prices for eggs and butter abbreviated in KC market
Kansas City AP reports wholesale egg and butter prices with grade A large eggs at 40 41 per dozen, mediums at 39 40, butter grade A quarters at 81 per pound and solid at 83 per pound.
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Kansas City
Chicago market reports hold steady on poultry and eggs
AP dispatch from Chicago notes live poultry unchanged and butter steady to firm with varied scores. Egg prices are stable with slight upticks for higher grades, A whites at 41, mixed 40, mediums 39, standards 35.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Market Report Averages and Prices
Chicago Wheat No 2 hard 1.95, No 2 red 1.89. Corn No 2 yellow 1.52, sample yellow 1.34. Oats No 2 heavy white 77. Soybeans No 1 yellow 3.83. Soybean oil 14.60. Wheat unchanged to 4 cents higher, September 1.88. Corn higher to 1.48, oats lower to 0.76, rye unchanged to 0. until September 1.30, soybeans 4.42 to 3.53 for September.
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Chicago
Wheat and corn price report from Kansas City market notes
Kansas City market report shows wheat pricing with No 2 dark hard at 1.90 to 2.06, No 3 around 1.88 to 1.97, and No 2 red wheat near 0.90 to 1.94. corn listed at 49 and unchanged.
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Kansas City
Local Market Egg Grades and Related Commodities
Market list shows Grade A Extra Large through Grade B Large eggs and various cream products with prices. Items include WOOGS, current receipts, premium cream, No 1 cream, No 2 cream, and hides with price data alongside roosters and glue hides.
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WOOGS
Wall Street Edges Toward First Sustained Advance
Wall Street in New York held firm late today as it headed toward its first sustained gain in eight sessions. Trading was moderate with about 6.3 million shares moved versus 9.83 million on Tuesday. Glamour stocks and steady leaders rose, a technical advance noted by analysts. Johnson news conference did not move the market, brokers said.
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New York
Johnson
Boy Satisfactory After Gun Accident
Henry Sandoval, 10, was wounded in a gun accident in Dodge City Kansas. A .22 rifle slug is lodged in his cheekbone under the left eye after a playmate fired the gun Monday. Doctors said an operation would be considered after swelling subsides.
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Dodge City
Kan
Henry Sandoval
Grade School Votes To Join Dodge City
Parents of the Howell community grade school vote to close it this fall and send children to Dodge City nine miles east. The special meeting result was 11 to 2 with five petitioning the unified Dodge City School District for the election to give students access to better facilities in the city.
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Dodge City
Kan
Howell
Webster couple welcome daughter Trina Jene
S Sgt. and Mrs. V. L. Webster are proud parents of a daughter born August 14. The infant is named Trina Jene. The Websters have resided in Dachau Germany since June 1964. Grandmother is Mrs Alma Webster of Humboldt.
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Sgt
V. L. Webster
Trina Jene
Rs. Webster
Dachau
Germany
Alma Webster
Humboldt
Mrs J S Whitteberry Visits Relatives in Oklahoma then Portland
Mrs J S Whitteberry of 220 West Third returned Monday from Chetopa and Miami Oklahoma where she visited her brother and his wife Mr and Mrs John T Owens and other relatives. Her brother in law and his wife Mr and Mrs William A Whitteberry of Portland Oregon were at her home waiting for her return. They left this morning for Des Moines Iowa.
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J. S. Whitteberry
Chetopa
Miami
Okla
John T. Owens
William A. Whitteberry
Portland
Ore
Des Moines
Iowa
Morehead Picnic Set for Sept 4 at Logan Park
The annual Morehead picnic will be held at Logan Park in Cherryvale on September 4. A basket dinner will be served at noon.
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Morehead
Logan Park
Cherryvale
Sunday guests and local notices from area residents
Sunday visitors included J R Buescher family Overland Park J Shackelford and Pamela Kansas City and W A Switzer Gridley. Penner guests include Joseph Brewster Barbara Mill Valley Ruth Keraus and Raymond Reed. Navy Lt Richard A Schultz son of Ebur and Mrs Schultz arrived in Viet Nam June 21. Capt Lyle Huitt will attend the Southern Police Institute in Louisville Ky for three months. Huitt and wife leave for Louisville Thursday. Edward Billbe reported a rock damaged the rear camper window between Monday noon and yesterday morning.
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Lyle Huntt
S. Highland
J. R. Buescher and
Overland Park
Jack Shackelford
Pamela
Kansas City
W. A. Switzer
Gridley
Eldon Penner
Karen
N. Western
Joseph Brewster
Barbara
Mill Valley
Calif
Raymond Reed
Fremont
Neb
Ruth Keraus
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Navy
Richard A. Schultz
Ebur Schultz
W. 5Th
Viet Nam
Naval Advisory Group
Military Assistance Command
Lyle Huitt
Kansas Highway Patrol
Southern Police Institute
University of Louisville
Louisville
Huitt
Edward Billbe
S. Evergreen
Mary Elsie Cunningham dies. longtime Santa Fe clerk
Mary Elsie Cunningham 63 of 503 N Western died last night at Santa Fe Hospital after a lifelong residence in the area. She worked 32 years for Santa Fe retiring in 1952 and leaves a sister Nora B Cunningham. Memorial service Friday at 2 p.m. at the Christian church with Rev. LaMoine Waldron in charge. Burial Leanna Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters and a son with several grandchildren and brothers.
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Mary Elsie Cunningham
N. Western
Santa Fe
Miss Cunningham
Chautauqua County
Chanute High School
First Christian Church
Santa Fe Women’s Federation
Chanute Business and Professional Women’s Club
Nora B. Cunningham
The
Christian Church
LaMoine Waldron
Kansas City
Leanna Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Obituary notices for Ruth Evans Irwin and Charles Warren Groome
Ruth Evans Irwin 74 Kansas City died after a heart attack at St Luke's Hospital. Born in Chanute she lived in Kansas City 44 years and was active in Country Club Christian Church and University of Kansas City trustees. Survivors include husband R R Irwin son Ray J Irwin and two daughters. Funeral in Kansas City with burial there. Charles Warren Groome 816 S Malcolm Wichita died yesterday at St Francis Hospital. A radio technician born Aug 9 1911 in Chanute he was a member of First Methodist Church Par sons and Amateur Radio. Burial at Memorial Park Cemetery following 2 p.m. services.
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R. R
Ruth Evans) Irwin
Kansas City
St. Luke’s Hospital
Chanute
Country Club Christian Church
R. R. Irwin
White Eagle Oil Company
Socony-Mobil Oil Company
University of Kansas City
Ray J. Irwin
Edward Keller
Jack Minor
Los Angeles
Groome
Charles Warren Groome
S. Malcolm
St. Francis Hospital
Wichita
Johnson Chapel
William T. Baldwin
Memorial Park Cemetery
First Methodist Church
Parsons
Anti War Penalties Backed by House Committee
The House Committee on Un American Activities approved administration proposed legislation to criminalize activities of anti Viet Nam war groups. In under an hour the full committee ratified the bill after four days of investigation into the groups who say the U S is guilty of aggression in Viet Nam. Chairman Edwin E Willis pledged prompt House action.
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Washington
House Committee On UN
Chanute Tribune Publication Details and Rates
Chanute Tribune issued daily except Sundays and holidays from Chanute Kansas. Lists staff roles and contact numbers. Subscriptions priced by region with annual, semiannual and quarterly rates, plus Chanute post office boxholder and carrier rates.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
S. Highland
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
John Hovorka
Fay D. Clopine
Ben Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Stereo
Fma
Neosho
Allen
Wilson
Woodson
Daily Transcript notices from Neosho memorial hospital admissions
Listings of Tuesday and today admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital include Robert Still Blue Springs surgery Judith Ann Allen 108 S Central surgery Mrs Dallas Cramer Independence surgery Hazel Stacy 20 S Larson medical plus several named patients and a court action for careless driving Bond amounts and arrest details are included for multiple individuals with dates and locations such as Thayer Lavonburg Pittsburg and Manhattan Hotel.
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Robert Still
Blue Springs
Bryan Burke
Myrtle Temple
N. Central
Fred J. Seaman
Manhattan Hotel
Floyd Coles
Western
Buck Jones
Homer Nelson
Ben Grogan
S. Western
Richard Coulter
S. Edith
R. J
Max Alter
S. Santa Fe
Rita Ann Meredith
Marie Percy
Pittsburg
George Shultz
Grace Carson
Thayer
Kenneth White
Eddie W. Hill
Eric
Mike Bright
Edith
James Murrow
Richard Sauer
Lavonburg R. 1
Charles C. Glassner
N. Lafayette
Frank L. Schulte
Roy C. Russell 70 Dies in Wichita
Roy C. Russell Sr a retired Wichita merchant and a director of Cessna Aircraft Union National Bank and Wesley Medical Center died Tuesday The cause of death was not given Survivors include his widow Katherine a son Roy C Jr of San Jose California and a daughter Mrs R C Cramm of Newport Beach California
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Wichita
Roy C. Russell Sr
Cessna Aircraft Co
Union National Bank
Wesley Medical Center
Katherine
Roy C. Jr
San Jose
Calif
R. C. Cramm
Newport Beach
Bridal Shower Honors Lynita Swiler Before October Wedding
Mrs. William Guy and Jeanne hosted a miscellaneous bridal shower Tuesday evening for Lynita Swiler to be married to Bill Nelson on October 1. Red and white carnations decorated the centerpiece. fruit bowls, small sandwiches, and punch were served. Invited guests included several named couples and individuals.
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William Guy
Jeanne
Lynita Swiler
Bill Nelson
Local names listed in Chanute and nearby towns
A long string of personal and family names appears, including Taylor Sr and Jr, Glen Small, Lester McKelvy, Wayne Taylor, Vyrl Fogel, Don Burkhart, Jerry Stirewall, and many others, with mentions of Chanute and Yates Center. The fragment resembles a social or notice listing from a Chanute area page.
Telephone contact for Tribune carrier instructions
The notice directs readers to call their Tribune carrier if unavailable and provides a fallback number HE 1 3400 to dial after 6 p m for contact. The text reflects a local newspaper distribution update and specific contact steps.
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Tribune
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West Main
26Th Marines
Saigon
Seventh Fleet
Nada Hoopes
Lawrence
Carol Joanne Williver
Louise Waldron
Pacifica
Charles E. Groome
Vallejo
Robert D. Groome
Pee Wee Valley
Loren E. Groome
Riverside
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Mark Gray
Highway Patrol
Roy C. Russell
Mmnes
Forest Frederick
Martha
Glen Neely
Mary
Année
Janie
Ralph Dent
Marsha
Ora Cheney
Ernest Flottman
Travis Fisher
Sheila and
Sherrill
Leo Fickel
Lewis Taylor Jr
Lewis
Tulsa
Flyer
Bartlesville
el Capitan
San Francisco
Santa Fe Ticket Office
Hemilock
Lincoln St
Davis Paint Store
East Main
Rhodes Danehower
First National Bank
Helen Wilson
Davis
Davis Paint
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