Market cattle and hog prices mixed in Kansas City report
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes cattle prices steady to slightly higher for steers and heifers with strong hog prices up to 25 higher. Calves and feeders show gains, cows and eggs mixed, with slaughter lambs steady and feeder lambs mixed. Prices listed include good and choice steer 28.00-50 and calves 20.00-22.50, hogs 18.00-18.50 for barrows and gilts, sows 16.25-17.25, lambs 18.50-20.00 for good to choice.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Parsons
U.S
At&t
Atchison
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
U 'S
Choice
Bologna iChrysler
Dow Chem
Ford Mtr
Monsan Ch
Mont Ward
Nat Gype
Ny Central
Me- Penney JC
Phill Pet
St Joe
Sears Rock
Sinclair
Socony
Missouri - Arkansas Live
Sperry
U S Steel
Kansas City cattle and hog market prices steady across grades
The market reports Pork and cattle prices hold steady for U S grade hogs and cattle across weight classes with ranges for U S No 1 to 3 hogs 230 to 270 pounds at 16 to 18 dollars and cattle from 14 to 26 dollars per hundredweight. Sows, boars, calves, and stockers show varied but steady values. Public and private industry names appear in list-like pricing notes.
Wall Street trades partial gains as losses narrow
Wall Street remained lower in moderate trading but near session lows, with volume around 3.1 million shares. Losses in key stocks were mostly fractional, some erasing to near unchanged as the day wore on. Bond prices showed irregular moves and volume faded after a steady start.
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NEW York
Ibut
Wheat and grain prices steady to firmer at Kansas City
Wheat and corn mixed to higher at the Kansas City market with many grades listed. No. 2 hard wheat ranges 2.16 to 2.23 per unit, No. 2 red 2.14 to 2.18, corn No. 2 white 1.18 to 1.29, soybeans 2.30 to 2.36, milo 1.70 to 1.82, rye 1.11 to 1.15, oats 0.63 to 0.70, barley 1.04 to 1.08, bran 37.00 to 87.75, shorts 42.50 to 43.25.
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Kansas City
Shorts
Grain market notes from Chicago position prices
Chicago grain prices report futures moves with corn rising to about 1.06 and soybeans near 2.33. Wheat climbs around 2.08 and oats advance to about 0.63, while barley and rye show smaller gains in September quotes.
Swift Strike II Sergeant Returns From Exercise in Carolinas
Sgt Edward McGinnis 47 of Chanute aunt Viola Woodward house 1429 S Malcolm took part in Exercise Swift Strike II alongside over 70 000 Army Air Force personnel. The first sergeant of Company B 94th Quartermaster Battalion based at Fort Lee Va entered the Army in 1944 arrived overseas December 1959.
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Edward §. McGinnis
Viola Woodward
S. Malcolm
North
South Carolina
McGinnis
94Th Quartermaster Battalion
Fort Lee
Chanute High School
Local Community Notes From Lone Elm Area
Friday and Saturday visits included Mrs V V Leight on and John Pingrey of Salina with the Stiles family. Linda Leighton returned from two weeks at the Stiles home for a Salina visit. Bergs and Beth traveled home from Hawaii with Horner family in Five Week trip. Thayer school began with a half day. Local gatherings featured Stiles, Stiles relatives, and guests from Emporia. Neodesha hospital treated Donald Heck for throat infection, discharged Sunday. Clifford Greer wed recently and lives in Chanute where he works. Bergs and Stiles shopped in Coffeyville Independence and Neodesha. Morrison and Stiles families vacationed in Colorado. A Berg family reunion at Neodeska park included Bergs, Olingers, and extended kin from Wichita, Fort Scott, and other locales.
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Lone Elm
V. V. Leighton
John Pingrey
Salina
Harry Stiles
Linda Leighton
Stiles
Glen Berg
Beth
Hawaii
John Horner
Thayer
Charles Stiles
Kim
Sharon
Jim Corns
Randy
Emporia
Irvin Gibson
Mark
Carl Stiles
Beckey
Donald Heck
Neodesha Hospital
Earl ,Berg
Sandy
Wichita
Dean Olinger
Larry
Fort Scott
Roy Berg
Beverley
Patty
Harry Berg
Harry Olinger
Ronnie
Health Check Urged For Students Before School Starts
Health officials urge parents to have children undergo medical exams and up-to-date immunizations before the new school year. Dr. Robert Riedel underscores vision and hearing checks, booster shots, and routine follow-ups to prevent illness and support school performance across all grades.
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Topeka
Robert Riedel
Kansas State Board of Health
Dr. Riedel
Kansas
Local families guests at Morris home Sunday
Thayer, Mrs Charley Synid er, Mr and Mrs Frank Dillman and family and Ida Berg of Neodesha, plus Mr and Mrs G T Norris Sr of Altoona were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Orville Morris on Sunday. Afternoon visitors were Mrs G T Norris Jr Linda and Lori.
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Thayer
Charley Synider
Frank Dillman
Ida Berg
Neodesha
G. T. Norris Sr
Altoona
Orville Morris
G. T. Norris Jr
Linda
Lori
Deaths and Funerals In Galesburg and Surrounding Areas
John P. Klingler 87 died in Labette County Medical Center Parsons after a monthlong illness. Survived by son Albert, grandson Jackie, great grandchildren, siblings, and a local church member. funeral at Galesburg Methodist Church with burial Mount Hope. J B Sparks 91 died in Colonial Rest Home Pauls Valley survived by daughters and sons. funeral and burial in Pauls Valley. Mrs Bert Donaldson 82 died in Neosho Manor Atchison. survived by son Jeff and relatives. funeral and burial in Atchison. Johnson Mortuary in charge.
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John P. Klingler
Labette County Medical Center
Parsons
iMr
John L. Klingler
Offenheim
Germany
United States
West Point
Galesburg
Catharine Brunean
Albert H. Klingler
Eric
Jackie Phil Klingler
Morgantown
W. Va
David Klingler
Hamilton
Ill
Carl Klingler
Quincy
Sophia Mensendick
Christina Harms
Tioga
Galesburg Methodist Church
Mount Hope Cemetery
Pierce Funeral Home
J. B. Sparks
Colonial Rest
Pauls Valley
Oklo
Trinity Baptist Church of
O. F. Warren
Tulsa
Frank Lam
van Jay Sparks
Neodesha
B. A. Sparks
Jack Sparks
S. Lincoln
Bert Donaldson
Mary Martha Donaldson
Atchison
Neosho Manor
Chanute
Bellvill
Downs
Ladies Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Jeff Donaldson
S. Central
Sam Scott
Wray
Colo
Johnson Mortuary
Prairie View Social Notes Highlight Family Visits
Prairie View residents host and visit with Pearl Russell of Tulsa Oklahoma and others from Topeka Humboldt and nearby. Albert Lassman families welcomed guests including Ray mond Fisher and Grover Russell while Francis Barnett family moved into a new home built by Art Hofer. Center Grove Ladies Aid plans a September 5 meeting with Pearl Lassman.
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Prairie View
Albert Lassman
Pearl Russell
Tulsa
Okla
Robert Barnett
Francis Barnetts
William van Houten
Francis Barnett
Art Hofer
Humboldt
Raymond Fisher
Topeka
Franis Butts
Grover Russell
Paula
Bill Cavins
Paula Cavins
Albert Lassmans
Willard Crowl
Sheryl
Kevin
Harold Lassman
Center Grove
Nuclear Merchant Ship Savannah Powers Global Voyages
The Savannah, the world’s first nuclear powered merchant vessel, could circle the earth fourteen times on a single fuel load at speeds reaching 23 knots. This breakthrough ship demonstrated the potential for extended non refueled sea travel and global trade impact.
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N. S. Savannah
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admits and Dismissals
Tuesday admissions include Thomas Yaege Robert Christy Frank Mangan and Mrs Herman Hedrick. Dismissals list Inez Dudley Mrs Robert Tinch John Miller Betty Philips and Evelyn Hainbach. Births note a boy to Gary and Linda Lantz and a girl to Jerry Midden Dorf. Police report Roy Hawes cited for driving without license tag. Fire damages include wiring on a 1952 Buick and wrapping paper at Truitt's Greenhouse with smoke damage.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Thomas ‘Yaege
N. Central
Robert Christy
S. Highland
Frank Mangan
Petrolia
Inez Dudley
S. Garfield
Robert ‘Tinch
LaHarpe
Herman Hedrick
Evelyn Hainbach
N. Santa Fe
James Huss
18Th
Evergreen
Car
Billy Falchner
Webb City
Truitt
N. Steuben
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Neodha Drive-In
Judy Welch
Fred L. Welch
S. Forest
Lee Bible College
Cleveland
Tenn
W. E. Gericke
Forest
Des Moines
Iowa
Lonnie Nickelson
Drake University
Tribune
Lorna Howe
Social Security
Chamber of Commerce
Donald Phillips
Veterans
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Elder
Texaco
E. Elm, Chanute
Ernest Hurford
Rhonda
Jack Springer
Debbie
Jimmie
Sparks
Larry Williams
Sacramento
Calif
Tori Gayle
Tori
Elvin Richwine
Erie
Jack Williams
Janis Richwine
David and
Debbie Wiggins
Delbert Wiggins
Manhattan
C. L. Childers
S. Evergreen
Cindy Eppler
Coffeyville
Edward Wiggins
Harrison
Black
U. S
Redettes
Qitiso Shoes
East Main
Weatherbird
Najeti
B. Planet
Hunt
DeAnn's
Daily Transcript
Roy Hawes
E. Main
Strongheart
Nature
M.O.S. Special
Midwest Office Supply
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