Livestock Prices Rise and Fall Across Markets
Livestock markets in Kansas City show mixed movement with hogs down 25 to 50 cents per hundredweight across weights and sows trading near 11.75 to 12.25. Sheep steady to 50 higher with prime lambs at 18.25 to 19.25. Cattle and calves mostly lower with choice steers 21.50 to 22.50 and veals up to 20.00. Egg prices steady for consumer large and small, wholesale large eggs mixed around 34 to 39 cents per dozen. Poultry and butter unchanged in Missouri and Arkansas markets.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Parsons
U.S
Market Prices for Hogs Cattle Sheep in Parson’s Region
Hogs price range 7.00 to 14.25 with various grades and weights. Cattle notes cover steers heifers calves stockers cows bulls with multiple price bands by weight and quality. Sheep and lambs show softer demand with prices from 2.00 to 17.25, including slaughter ewes and breeding stock.
Chicago Produce Prices Steady Across Butter and Eggs
Chicago AP notes butter wholesale prices unchanged with 93 score AA at 57 percent and other grades around 56 to 57 percent. Eggs wholesale prices also steady or higher with grade A whites at 35 percent, mixed 34, mediums 29, standards 33, dirties 29, checks 29.
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Chicago
Chanute Tribune announces publication details and staff
The Chanute Tribune lists publication info for a Chanute Kansas paper with staff roles including publisher Dwight McCreight managing and advertising, news Ronald Sayer, circulation Vrs Loewe, mechanical Dorsey Osborn, press Ben Nicholas, and post office entry. It notes evenings publication except Sunday and AP news use rights.
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Chanute Tribune
Jsonn Movorke
Dwight Wallingford
Ronald Sayer
Vrs
Leland Loewe
Ben B. Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Press
Chanute
Kansas
Elks to Give Scholarships at Grand Lodge Session
Elks National Foundation Trustees announced $110000 in scholarship awards for 142 winners at the 1964 Grand Lodge session next July. Eligibility covers graduates and undergraduates excluding seniors, with applications via local Elks Lodges by March 1. Judging weighs scholarship, citizenship, leadership, perseverance, and financial need. Kansas and National Elks funds support three $600, three $300, and eight $250 Kansas awards.
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Grand Lodge
Elks National Foundation
Elks Lodge
Kansas
National Elks
Scouts May Earn Atomic Energy Badge
Independence article announces that all First and Second Class Boy Scouts and Explorers may earn the Atomic Energy merit badge, the 105th in the series. Thirty four Scouts and Explorers from four states were honored in New York as the first to qualify. Requirements cover terminology and history, building and explaining a reactor model and X rays, and using a Geiger counter. There are 105 subjects in 15 groupings. last year 1,722,928 merit badges were earned by America's Boy Scouts.
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Independence
Sedan Area
America’s
Boy Scouts
Stark Post Office Aids Patrons
The Stark post office will be open 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday Dec 14 and all afternoon Dec 21 to help Christmas mailing. Postmaster Mrs. Ruby Atkins urged patrons to mail early, wrap packages well, and address plainly using the new ZIP codes to ensure arrival before Christmas.
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Stark
Ruby Atkins
Two Non Injury Accidents Investigated
Police investigated two non injury traffic accidents yesterday. At 3rd and Santa Fe two east bound cars driven by 16 year old students collided after one braked. A 1957 Dodge driven by Gary Keys and a 1955 Ford driven by Joe Stevenson sustained $75 and $100 in damage respectively. At 216 East Main a 1959 Chevrolet driven by Mrs Troy Carter hit a 1961 Buick backing from the curb, causing $150 damage to the Chevrolet and $25 to the Buick.
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3Rd
Santa Fe
Gary L. Keys
S. Garfield
Joe L. Stevenson
W. Main
Keys
Stevenson
E. Main
Troy Carter
S. Ashby
Buick
L. E. Chambers
Yates Center
Daily Transcript hospital admissions and dismissals note
Neosho Memorial Hospital Monday admissions list includes Mrs Ray Hames and Mrs Jennie Gericke among others with medical reasons. Dismissals feature Mrs Ernest Mueller and Henry Wittich and Marty Shrimplin. Birth announces a girl to Mr and Mrs Robert Yockey. Traffic citation for Gary Waiburn for stop sign violation. Fire run noted at Robert Warner residence.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Ray Hames
N. Kansas
Jennie Gericke
W. 4Th
Gene Bilyeu
S. Allen
Diana Green
S. Western
Medical
Ernest Mueller
Humboldt
Henry Wittich
Marty Shrimplin
Edward Smith
Stark
Robert Yockey
Eric
Christmas Locker Beef from FOODTOWN Makes a Delect able Gift
Christmas Locker Beef from FOODTOWN is highlighted as a festive, ready to gift item. The ad emphasizes its appeal as a convenient, tasty family present and positions FOODTOWN as the source for holiday meat selections.
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Foodtown
Ady
Deaths and Funerals Charles C Johnson 1889 197? Denver
Charles O Johnson 74 formerly of Chanute born August 7 1889 Kansas died Monday in Denver where he had lived since 1922 last worked as a meat cutter Rosary and mass to be held in Denver body to arrive in Chanute Thursday evening in state at Johnson Mortuary prior to grave side service at 10 am Friday Rev Peter Finnegan to officiate at St Patrick Cemetery funeral details caution: OCR may misdate.
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Charles O. Johnson
Chanute
Kansas
Denver
Lena
Johnson Mortuary
Peter Finnegan
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Mrs. George Moore 88 Dies After Yearlong Illness in Elk County
Mrs. George Moore aged 88 died Monday in Moline after a yearlong illness. Born May 31 1875 in Elk County she spent her life there. She married George Moore Oct 2 1901 and lived on a farm until 1949 then moved to Howard. Survived by son Paul Moore three daughters Katherine Moore and Mrs Russell Mulvaney and Mrs Harold Anderson ten grandchildren two great grandchildren a brother C H Brilhart Hutchinson and sister Maude Brilhart of Howard. Funeral at Howard Methodist church Wednesday at two with burial in Grace Lawn Cemetery. Spurrier Watt Funeral Home in charge.
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George Moore
Moline
Elk County
S. C. Brilhart
Howard
Paul Moore
Russell Mulvaney
Katherine Moore
San Francisco
Harold Anderson
S. Rutter
C. H. Brilhart
Hutchinson
Maude Brilhart
Bernadine Perkins
Glen Moore
Methodist Church
Grace Lawn
Spurrier Watt
Legion Auxiliary urged to bring canned goods for Christmas basket
Members were asked to bring canned foods to the American Legion Auxiliary meeting on Thursday for the Christmas basket. Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. Garvin of Weatherford Oklahoma welcomed a son born Monday at Weatherford hospital. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Garvin of 205 S. Lafayette. Car connections delivered 10,151 units, down from 11,805 last year. Santa Fe moved 29,227 carloads in the prior week.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Ben L. Garvin
Weatherford
Okla
Weatherford Hospital
R. B. Garvin
S. Lafayette
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Carload Totals For Week Ending December 7 1963
Total carloads moved over Santa Fe System lines for the week ending December 7 1963 were 31 357, down from 32 770 in the same week a year earlier. On line loadings were 21 206 versus 20 965 the prior year.
Nursing School Inspected by Kansas Official
Mrs. Neila Poshek, education al consultant for the Kansas State Board of Nursing, inspected hospitals in Chanute and Coffeyville for the Practical Nursing School. She will meet the advisory committee tonight and speak on their role. Interviews for a new class beginning Jan. 2 are under way, with living quarters being sought for out of town students. Residents may call the school at HE 12310.
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Neila Poshek
Kansas State Board of Nursing
Topeka
Coffeyville
Chanute School of Practical Nursing
Larry Filosa
Practical Nursing School
Filosa
Weather roundup for Kansas City December 10 1963
The AP reports the 24 hour period ending at 6 am in Kansas City showing high and low temperatures and precipitation totals. Data includes observed temperatures and rainfall or snowfall amounts from the local weather stations for the stated period.
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Kansas City
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