Hog and Steer Prices Higher in Kansas City Markets
Kansas City AP reports cattle and hog prices: steers 1 300-1 000 lb range at 26.00-30.00, cows 16.50-18.75, hogs 14.10-14.50 per cwt, sows 11.75-13.78, lambs 16.00-21.00, with mixed yearlings and stock calves cited. Parsons Livestock notes varied bids with cattle and hogs down to 14.00-15.75 for smaller weights amid steady overall cattle tone.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
170 Area Fans On Excursion See A's Lose
A complete sellout of tickets for the Chanute area baseball excursion to Kansas City to see the Athletics vs Tigers was reported. Hay Christiansen, chairman, said 170 fans attended, including 15 Little League members whose expenses were paid by the Bank of Commerce sponsor. The trip was sponsored by Chanute Jay Cees. Everyone appeared to have a good time.
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Chanute Bank of Commerce
JayCee
Kansas City
Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Joe Lewis
John Madeo
Lewis
Ray Christansen
Tribune
Kansas City Athletics
Hay Christiansen
Chanute Jay Cees
Chanute
Bank of Commerce
Wall Street Mixed Gains Late Trading Lifts Some Stocks
Selective strength in certain steels and motors pushed the market higher in late trading. Volume was moderate at about 2.0 million shares, with a few active issues rising 1 to 3 points while many stocks posted small changes.
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New York
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Nora Hodge
Mrs Nora Hodge 5 former Chanute resident died late last night or today at Try State Host Home Oswego. She moved with husband Wo KY Hodge from Chanute to Coffeyville in 1927. She was First Baptist Church member and former Eastern Star Coffeyville. Survivors include three sons Paul Mound Valley Forest Hutchinson Eugene Far City Nebo a daughter Eunice Hyde Seattle sister Mrs George Shull Jefferson City Mo grandson Paul Jr and a great grandson.
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Nora Hodge
Chanute
Try
Oswego
Wo KY Hodge
Coffeyville
First Baptist Church
Eastern Star
Hodge
Mary Florence
Ivan
Paul
Mound Valley
Forest of
Hutchinson
Eugene
Far City
Nebo
Eunice
News Briefs and Local Happenings in Chanute Area
A roundup of social visits, travel plans, and community notices from Chanute and nearby towns. Highlights include Mrs. Gloria Ann Montgomery returning from Sapulpa with family, plans for Banff trips by plane, and the JayCees fundraising from a snack bar. Also noted are local visits by Topeka residents and employment updates for Rich Plan Corp. sales staff in the Chanute area.
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Ralph Willcott
Central
Banff
Canada
Business Mens Assurance Co
Willcott
Chanute
Tom Crawshaw
Galesburg
Leslie Snodgrass
Fof Lala
Delbert Nash
Topeka
Bertha Peterson
Lincoln
Neb
Donald
Kansas City
Tom Montgomery
Oscar Brown
Sapulpa
Okla
Lon Brooks
Recolia Dixon
Edrna
Margaret Nevins
Linda Renee
Emma Dillard
Addie Smith
Gloria Ann Montgomery
Donald Buckner
Rich Plan Corp
The
Security Benefit Life Insurance Co
Buckner
Meryldee
S. Highland
al Binns
Humboldt
Gov Docking Announces State Appointments
Gov George Docking announced several appointments. Dan Pfeifer of Hays to the grain advisory commission replacing John Briggs of Protection whose term expired. Edward T Shea of Salina and Stanley Whitaker of Mission to the State Board of Examiners in Accounting succeeding C Robert Belt of Coffeyville and Ben F Kunk of Kubik Wichita whose terms expired.
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Topeka
George Docking
Dan Pfeifer
Hays
Grain Advisory Commission
John Briggs
Protection
Edward T Shea
Salina
Stanley Whitake
Mission
State Board of Examiners In Accountancy
C. Robert Belt
Coffeyville
Ben F. Kunk
Kubik
Wichita
Hole Shot In Trash Can At 1519 Highland
Gerald Morrison reported a hole shot in a backyard trash can on Saturday. Police believe a .22 caliber rifle bullet or compressed air pellet caused the damage. Visitors in past week included Mrs. Faye Brown and daughter Mrs. Maxine Kidd of Lawrence at 612 W Beech.
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Gerald Morrison
Highland
J. W. Buford
W. Beech
Faye Brown
Maxine Kidd
Lawrence
Admittances and Dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Admittances list for Saturday Sunday and Monday includes Mrs Joe Stone Eric medical Earl Young Buffalo surgical Cindy Brant Earlton medical Mrs Charles L Moss 115 E Ash med ical Mrs Larry Hoeckett 903 N Santa Fe medical Joe Bow en 508 8 Kansas surgery Mrs LaLeta Houser 502 8 Santa Fe surgery Charlotte Slater 303 W Wilson medical Dismissals Saturday include Mrs M L Burdette 118 Steuben Mrs Ed na Jordan 805 N Steuben Mrs Ewing Wolfe and daughter 601 W 14th Mrs Kermit Adelgren and daughter R 2 Mrs Dan Hines.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Joe Stone
Eric
Earl Young
Buffalo
Surgical
Cindy Brant
Earlton
Medical
Charles L. Moss
E. Ash
Larry Hoeckett
N. Santa Fe
Joe Bowen
Kansas
LaLeta Houser
Santa Fe
Charlotte Slater
W. Wilson
M. L. Burdette
Steuben
Edna Jordan
N. Steuben
Ewing Wolfe
Kermit Adelgren
Dan Hines
Primatene Nonprescription Asthma Hay Fever Tablet
A new tiny tablet relieves asthma spasms and hay fever symptoms within minutes and lasts for hours. Primatene opens bronchial tubes loosens mucus and relieves nasal congestion without injections or nebulizers. Sold without prescription for 98 cents with a money back guarantee. Whitehall Pharmaceutical Company.
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New York
Whiteball Pharmeca’ Company
Dismissals Listed for Chanute Area Names
The Chanute Tribune lists dismissals from Earlton and Earlton area residents. Names include Orville Rayborn 510 East 15th and William Warren Jr. 620, along with Highland resident Thomas McKenzie 12 and Gretchen. Also noted are dismissals for Mrs. Claire Jones R1 and several others at addresses on West Main and West Third.
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Earlton
Orville Rayborn
William Warren Jr
Highland
Thomas McKenzie
Gretchen
Claire Jones
Charles Reaves
W. Main
Neal McCay
Blanche Tinsley
Charles Phillips and Son
Cindy Brant
Charlotte Slater
Wilson
Monument for Fletcher at Tomahawk Cemetery stands
A Georgian granite monument, donated free, will mark the grave of Edmond F. Fletcher, a Kansas native and former U S assistant attorney general under Harding and Coolidge. After his Aug. 8 death with no relatives found, Rep. Newell A. George and two associates arranged cremation and ash burial in Tomahawk Cemetery near Stanley with help from the Johnson County Bar Association and a Shawnee funeral home. Charles and Clara Bruce of Fort Scott provided the memorial.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Washington
Edmond F. Fletcher
U. S
Harding
Coolidge
Fletcher
Newell A. George
Johnson County
Tomahawk
Stanley
Kas
Charles
Clara Bruce
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Chicago
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Hila Kees
Chicago Grain
Kansas City Cash
Marilyn Hodge
Vie
Skinner Funeral Home
Elmwood
Reyd& Gibson Funeral Home
Eugene Jacquinet
Erie
Mary Josephine Jacquinet
Kansas University Medical Center
Greenbush
Walnut
Eugene Jacquinot
St Ambrose Catholic Church
Allar Society
Carson
St. Paul
Greenbush Catholic Church
Greenbush 28
the Key
Paul Smith
Wall Street
Elec
Gien Mirs
Pete
Fort Minn
Scott
Leonard
Jim
Monsan
Lola
Gene
St Paul
Mont Ward
Mike Purdon
Julia George
Olin
Kate Ryan
Penney
Girard, Phill
RCA Hig
St Joe
Sears Roeb
Sinclair D
Socony
Spen Chem Seeteeee
Sperry Rd
Am Tel & Tel
Uoity Atchison
Meech Aiferenee
Heth Steel
Boeing
Ais
Chrysler
Mrs
SEARS
Chanute, Kans
Som Ee
CPOE
Conde
Eldree
Erny Bebe
Erten
Biase Dapesser
Warrenty Maring
Bryer
Home Appliance CO
Neosho
Allen and
Wilson Counties
Maia
Santa Fe Railroad
Glen's Tire
S. Santa Fe
Garfield
Supulpa
Montgomery
Ray Noble
W. C. Markley
Foster C. Hoover
Tommy
Ronnie
Hoover
John Jensen Sr
Kenneth Pens
Peggy Ann
San Gabriel
Calif
Marjorie Pens Woron
John Petterson
Dave
Moth
Dave Petterson
S. Central
JayCees
Christiansen
James Warren Mabie
Yates Center
Barbara Wilson
Howard Wilson
Evergreen
Hawaii
Los Angeles
Houston
Tex
Veterans Hospital
Daily Transcript
Wilsons Clothiers
Ralph F. Chapman
Donnen
Chanute Tribune
Lennox
York Electric Co
York Heating & Sheet Metal
E. Main
Hoover Products
Mace
Koch Bros. Furniture
W. Mein
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