Livestock Markets Report From Kansas City And Chicago
Kansas City cattle prices show steers up to 25 higher with choice steers 24.75 to 26.25, calves about 25 higher. hogs jump 50 to 74, barrows and gilts 28.75 to 29.50, sows 24.25 to 25.00. sheep and lambs mixed with firm to higher bids on lambs. Chicago wholesale poultry and eggs hold steady with roasters 24 to 25, hens 16 to 19. Butter and eggs show firm wholesale prices across grades.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Market Livestock Prices by Grade and Weight
U S cattle hogs calves veal and sheep prices listed by grade weight and type. Includes parsons hogs and sows prices, cattle by U S choice good standards, veal prime good and commercial, cows bulls sheep and breeding stock ranges with several weight brackets. Overall price spectrum shows wide variation across grades and livestock.
Kansas City egg market report from AP brief
Consumer eggs vary by size with large at 43 to 44 cents per dozen and mediums at 37 to 39 cents. Wholesale prices show large eggs at 80 percent, mediums at 80 percent, and butter unchanged.
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Kansas City
Grain quotes for Chicago markets
AP reports Chicago price quotes for Wheat No 2 red and No 2 hard at 1.67n, Corn No 2 yellow 1.27%an and No 5 yellow 1.05-09 with same grade 1.01, Oats No 2 heavy white at sn, Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.674n and Soybean oil at 11.50n.
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Chicago
Two Kansas City Men Held on Burglary Attempt
Donald Brubaker aged 26 and James Shafer aged 23 were arraigned in Neosho county on charges of attempting to break into Lucas Auto Parts in Erie. Each is held on $2500 bond with a preliminary hearing next Wednesday. They were arrested in Iola on tips from Chanute police and are also charged in Allen county with burglary tool possession.
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Kansas City
Neosho County
Erie
Lucas Auto Parts
Donald Dean Brubaker
James L. Shafer
Iola
Chanute
Allen County
Reading Emphasized for Junior High Literacy
Dr. Richard L. Watson of Kansas State College urged parents at St. Patrick's Home and School Association to build strong home reading habits. He advised talking with children, reading aloud, listening to their problems, and fostering a reading atmosphere while coordinating with schools and giving appropriate responsibilities.
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Richard L. Watson
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
St. Patrick's
St. Pat's Gymnasium
Dr. Watson
Burtons and Van Vranken Families Noted in Obituaries
Alonso S. Burton of Wichita age 86 dies after extended illness at home. Lawrence E. Van Vranken, 68, of Yates Center, dies at Veterans Hospital Topeka. Funeral service set for Thursday in Yates Center. burial in Yates Center Cemetery. Robert Hollis Lacey funeral held at EUB church with Masonic rites at Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Alonso S. Burton
Wichita
Iola
Sunshine Mantle Company
Chanute
Coleman Lamp Company
Bess Hatfield
California
Veil Hinderlighter
Chicago
Robert Foster
George Burton
Tulsa
Lawrence E. van Vranken
Yates Center
Veterans’ Hospital
Topeka
Waketa
Okla
Rainbow Division Veterans, Chanute Chapter
VFW
Methodist Church
Santa Fe Railroad
Emporia
Nevada
Lawrence
Kaiserslautern
Germany
Dorothy Butler
San Lorenzo
Calif
Judith Ann Whitcomb
H. R. Campbell and Sons Funeral
William R. Reed
Kenneth Clark
Fred Reno
Carl Walker
Memorial Park Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Tribune Contact Phone Dial Instructions
The notice directs readers to contact the Tribune by phone after 6 pm using HE 1.3400 if the primary number is unavailable. It implies a helper route through a specific exchange for late contact.
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Tribune
Mechanics School Closes and District Boundaries Debated
Hillcrest residents urged a boundary shift to join Erie unified district rather than District 413. Board explained boundaries cannot be adjusted to satisfy all and noted Erie enrollment is an option if accepted. New hires include Jean Ashley Dwight Clum Judy Erikson Alvin Gay Rosalie Jones and Kathryn Finley with tentative approvals for some center roles and nurse instructors.
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Hillcrest
Erie
Jean Ashley
Dwight Clum
Judy Erikson
Alvin Gay
Rosalie Jones
Special Services Center
Kathryn Finley
Jones
Finley
Miss Ashley
Ruth Grajeda
Virginia Hagenbuch
Practical Nursing School
Joan Felts
Buford Fisher
Charles DeBolt
Humboldt
Mary Burris
Chanute Recreation Commission
Kansas State Teachers Association
Topeka
Cripple Receives Free Meal at Houston Bus Depot
A man on crutches was helped by an employee at a Houston bus depot cafeteria. The worker carried his tray and he ate without being detained at the register. He exited quietly leaving the crutches behind.
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Houston
Tex
Daily Transcript Hospital Admissions and Births Monday
The Daily Transcript lists admissions and dismissals for Monday including Mrs. Dewey Smith Humboldt surgery Mrs. Georgia Gluck Thayer surgery Mrs. Robert Lacey 1309 S Edith medical Mrs. Marlin Blackston 109 S Rutter medical and births of a boy to Mr and Mrs Ernest Seibel 101 N Western and a girl to Mr and Mrs Harvey Manly 324 S Wilson. Police Court actions include Steven Simpson cited for failing to yield right of way and Mike Cook cited for careless driving with $15 bonds posted.
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Dewey Smith
Humboldt
Georgia Gluck
Thayer
Robert Lacey
S. Edith
Marlin Blackston
S. Rutter
Ernest Seibel
N. Western
Harvey Manly
S. Wilson
Terri Jo Hellman
S. Evergreen
Jean Longbine
Kansas City
Leroy Wells
S. Plummer
George Long
N. Garfield
Thomas and
Vickie Staggs
Kurt and
Lane McLaughlin
W. 3Rd
Francis Meeker
S. Highland
Ronald Burk
Steven Simpson
N. Evergreen
Mike Cook
Chanute Tribune Publishing Details and Staff
The Chanute Tribune lists publication city Chanute Kansas ZIP 66720 and notes publication by Chanute Publishing Company with Dwight McCreight as Publisher and Dwight Wallingford as News Editor. Advertising, circulation, composing, and press departments are specified with Ben Nicholas and Dorsey Osborn among staff. The paper is published evenings except Sunday and is a second class matter with AP rights and circulation audit membership.
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Chanute Tribune
Highlend Chanute
Kansas
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
Joan Hovorka
Fay D. Clopine
Ben Nicholas
Foreman Dorsey Osborn
Foreman
Chanute
Fire crews tackle two blazes at Main Street house
The local fire department was sent to 622 E Main last night to extinguish a fire inside a house. A second run occurred at 7:50 this morning to a grass fire at the same site with no damage reported. A unnamed woman reported both alarms citing visible flames while walking her dog. ownership is listed as M. E. McGregor of a nearby elevator business.
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E. Main
M. E. McGregor
B&m
Officials Tour TB Hospital Expansion and Benefits
Officials toured the tuberculosis hospital as an 89 by 40 foot warehouse was completed at 29 837 dollars with a walk in cooler and freezer unit costing 4 045 dollars. The storage facility will aid operations by reducing deliveries and benefiting multiple departments. The staff, a key TB control center, thanked the legislature and urged further funding for detection, treatment and prevention efforts.
Leftover Pie Dough Becomes Cheese Straws With Spice
A quick cheese straw idea uses leftover pie dough. Sprinkle the cheese with paprika or cayenne pepper for a spicy crunch.
George P. Long Hurt in Home Fall Report
George P. Long of 823 N Garfield was taken to Neosho Memorial Hospital by ambulance around 10 am after a fall at home. He sustained a hip injury.
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George P. Long
N. Garfield
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Two Boys Caught Stealing at Local Market
Police report two youths aged 12 and 18 were found noon yesterday at 507 W Main Market with four candy bars and a package of wieners unpaid. They were released to homes and the incident referred to the county juvenile officer.
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W. Main
Police impound .22 cal rifle after family disturbance
Police responded to a family disturbance last night and impounded a .22 caliber rifle. Charges were pending today after a complaint signed by the wife. In Parsons, Chanute residents attended the Sedan Club Christmas dinner of the Telephone Pioneers of America, with Frank Shaffer, Mark and Bob Innis among participants and turkeys won by Mrs Patterson, Louis Junod, and Shaffer.
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Chanute
Sedan Club
The
Telephone Pioneers of America
Parsons
Esker Galbreath
Louis Junod
Paul Patterson
Clifford Lukenbill
Frank Shaffer
Mark
Bob Innis
Bettie Rose Peterson
Bertha Akers
Gertrude
Ethel Stevens
Bessie Brady
Gladys Gardner
Mrs. Patterson
Shaffer
Family returns from Chicago visit to Great Lakes recruit
Mr and Mrs Ernest Anderson and Ron 934 Lincoln returned home Monday from Chicago where they visited their son and brother Hospital Corps man Paul F Anderson stationed at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station They also visited Mr and Mrs Gallard Rumford Waukegan II
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Ernest Anderson
Ron
Lincoln
Chicago
Paul F. Anderson
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
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Mechanics School
Daily Transcript
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George Oneslager
Buffa
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