Livestock Prices Mixed Across Kansas City Market
Hogs 5 000 steady to 25 lower with bar rows and gilts 180 250 lb 13 75 14 25 sow weights 275 400 lb 11 50 12 00. Sheep 500 steady with slaughter lambs 18 25 19 25 and ewes 5 7. Feeder lambs 15 50. Cattle 1 600 with calves 150 steady to 50 lower. slaughter steer 20 75 75, heifers 18 20 25, cows 13 25 14 00, calves 18 00 19 00. Feeders and calves varied. soybean oil 8s b, wheat up 7s cent, December soybeans 2 4 higher, corn unchanged to 2 lower, December rye up 21s.
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Kansas City
Parsons Livestock Market Prices Report
Market notes show steady demand across cattle hogs and sheep. Hogs include U S No 1 2 grades 190 240 pounds 13 50 to 13 75 and sows 400 pounds down 11 00 to 12 00 with heavier sows 10 00 to 11 00. Cattle quotes cover steers and heifers 600 700 pounds 21 00 to 22 25 U S good 700 900 pounds 19 00 to 21 00. calves and stockers range 14 00 to 27 00 depending on weight and quality. Sheep and lamb values list spring lambs up to 17 25, wool and clipped ranges, feeder lambs 12 00 to 14 00, breeding and slaughter entries from 2 00 to 12 00.
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Parsons
U.S
Chicago Grain Market Report Says No Sales Noted
Chicago Grain report notes no wheat oats or soybean sales. Corn No 3 yellow quoted at 1.21 and No 4 yellow quoted at unspecified value.
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Chicago
Kansas City Grain Markets Report
Kansas City AP market notes show wheat mixed with 225 cars trading 2.23 to 2.24 for No 2 hard and dark hard, No 3 2.16 to 2.21. Corn 39 cars down 4 to 1, No 2 white 1.30-1.39, No 3 1.23-1.32. Oats 1 car unchanged. No 2 white 71-79, No 3 69-78. Mile maize 1.93-1.94. Kafir 1.90-1.98. Rye 1.37-1.42. Barley 1.05-1.12. Soybeans 2.64-2.71. Bran 44.00-44.75. Shorts 46.50-47.25.
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Kansas City
Wall Street mixed as rails lead late market gains
Wall Street in New York shows a mixed session with advances by rail stocks lifting sentiment. Volume was around 4.6 million shares, with 4.54 million the prior day, and most key stocks moved only fractions to about a point. Bonds from corporate and U.S. government declined as trading continued.
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New York
Rails
U.S
Egg and poultry price report from Kansas City market
AP reports Kansas City prices for consumer and wholesale eggs hold steady with medium eggs 26 to 33 cents per dozen and large eggs 24 to 30 cents. Heavy hens up 10 and light hens up 8 cents per pound. Missouri Arkansas live fryers and broilers quoted at farm 12 percent and delivered at plant 13 to 14 percent. Butter grade A remains 67 to 68 cents per pound.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Chicago Produce Prices and Market Notes
Chicago AP reports butter and eggs steady with typical grade breakdowns. Butter scores range around AA to C with various lot counts. eggs show whites and yolk grades and quality categories with percentage standards listed.
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Chicago
Cottage Grove Ladies Aid Christmas Party Postponed
News brief notes the Cottage Grove Ladies Aid Christmas party is postponed until December 17 and will meet with Mrs Harrold Storck at 2 o clock.
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Cottage Grove Ladies Aid
Harold Storck
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying Adv
A compact guide explains how to shop confidently with trusted brands and clear return policies. It emphasizes reading labels, comparing prices, and keeping receipts to ensure safe, informed purchases.
College Aid Bill Goes to Johnson College Aid Bill Goes to Johnson
The Senate sent to President Johnson a 1.2 billion college construction aid bill praised as a landmark in education. It would fund classroom, lab, and library construction at 2100 colleges with priority to expanded facilities for growing enrollments, on a matching grant basis.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Senate House
Kennedy
Patrol Car Catches Fire in Early Morning Incident
Patrol car a 1963 Ford, used about a year and 60000 miles, burned after Officer Charles Record left it running at his home on 1105 W 14th. Fire department run at 4 35 a.m. and damage expected to exceed 400 dollars. Police Chief Lige Matlock noted flooding in the carburetor as the likely cause.
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Charles Record
W. 14Th
Lige Matlock
Post Offices Extend Hours for Christmas Mail
Savonburg and Elsmore post offices will stay open the next two Saturdays, December 14 and 21, until 5 p.m. to handle Christmas mail. Postmasters Mrs. Anne Jordan and Mrs. Ethel Watson announced the extended hours. Both offices are normally closed Saturday afternoons. Savonburg will remain open from 12 to 1 p.m. daily during the season.
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Savonburg
Elsmore
Anne Jordan
Ethel Watson
Jordan
Trial Wraps Up In Virgil Taylor Suit Against Iowa Mutual
Testimony finished morning in district court jury trial over a judgment suit by Virgil Taylor against Iowa Mutual Insurance Co and others. Jury to retire for deliberation this afternoon after court instructions.
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ERIE
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Virgil Taylor
Iowa Mutual Insurance Co
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List Dated Tuesday
Daily Transcript lists admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital including David Wood Humboldt and Mrs Glenn Barnett Humboldt for medical and surgical procedures. Dismissals include Mrs Richard Keenan and Allen Galbreath plus Charles Yockey. Also notes admission today of Mrs Winfred Barnett and multiple dismissals at various addresses. Chanute filings include quiet title actions involving Chanute real estate and estates of Fannie A Burns with unknown heirs.
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David Wood
Humboldt
Glenn Barnett
Cora Brown
S. Western
Harold Anderson
S. Edith
Jesse Dryden
S. Malcolm
Richard Keenan
Allen Galbreath
Steuben
Charles Yockey
Winfred Barnett
Chanute
Ella Coourn
J. H. Howell
Chanute Real Estate
Clifford L. Gibson
Fannie A. Burns
Chamber of Commerce hosts cookie and coffee meeting kickoff
Attendance was light for the first part of the chamber membership cookie and coffee meeting at the chamber office. The gathering kicked off a quarterly series to foster closer membership relations with sessions arranged in 30 minute intervals this afternoon.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Religious group abandons Iola leaving town in mystery
Iola, Kansas. Leaders of a religious group that moved to Iola last January in response to a "call from the Lord" have vanished with little trace. Brother Don Eindhardt and seven or eight families could not be located, with several children withdrawn from local schools and an upholstery shop shuttered. The Zion school, opened this fall, has closed. The group, once about 75 members, had met at a church until foreclosure led to sale and relocation to a barn. Some families enrolled elsewhere. officials fear the burden on Iola schools without state aid. A report says the group moved to a rural Missouri locale, destination unclear, with speculation of heading toward Alaska.
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Oklahoma
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Madison Avenue Baptist Church
A.B. Culbertson Co
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Carlyle
Here
Iola Register
Kindhart
Highways Open Across State Despite Slick Patches
AP reports all highways open in Kansas early today though snow and freezing rain linger. Crews addressed problem spots with sanding, giving generally clear travel in most regions while sheltered areas remain slick or packed with snow.
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The
Highway Commission
North Central
Northwest
South Central
Division
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Mann 83 Chanute native
Mrs Arka Delpha Mann 83 of 1216 S Forest died at Neo sho Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born in McMinnville Tennessee on December 12 1879 she married Friend A Mann in Howard September 5 1903. Survived by three daughters two sons seven grandchildren thirteen great grandchildren one great great grandchild and two brothers. Funeral will be Friday at 2 PM at Johnson Mortuary with Rev Paul Wagner officiating. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery.
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S. Forest
Neosho Memorial Hospital
McMinville
Tenn
Friend A. Mann
Howard
Royal Neighbors of America
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Moline
Chanute
Dave Carnahan
N. Grant
Mary Leroy
Fatal Columbus crash kills three near U.S. 69
In Columbus Kansas on U S 69 two cars collided and one burst into flames killing Carolyn Renick 22 of Miami Oklahoma and brothers Tommy Jack Dehart 15 and James William Dehart 4. Their mother Mrs Earl Dehart survived with injuries and was treated at St John s Hospital in Joplin Missouri.
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Columbus, Kan
Columbus
Carolyn Jane Renick
Miami
Okla
Tommy Jack Dehart
James William Dehart
Earl Dehart
St. John’s Hospital
Joplin
U.S. 69
Chanute Tribune Page Two December 11 1963
The Chanute Tribune from Wednesday December 11 1963 presents page two items including community notices, brief local updates and social notes. The compact pedestrian coverage highlights residents, events, and small town happenings in Chanute and surrounding areas.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Johnson seeks path for wheat legislation in Congress
President Johnson pressed for a quick path to wheat legislation by contacting Senate Agriculture Committee Chair Ellender and other leaders. He also asked about cotton legislation as the House has already approved a cotton bill. Ellender will survey committee members to gauge support for swift action on wheat, amid farm price support concerns.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
White House
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Orville L. Freeman
Ellender
House
Freeman
Mansfield
Elk hunt at Grand Teton yields far fewer than licensed
In 1962 at Grand Teton licensed hunters could harvest elk but only 280 elk were taken by about 1,170 hunters, highlighting a large gap between permits and actual harvest.
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Grand Teton
Christmas Cheer with Food town Circle F Beef
Circle F Beef finances Christmas food gifts in town Ady offers free supplies and meals as part of a community cheer drive. Local organizers promote free boxes and festive meals for families in need during the holiday season.
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Foodtown Circle F Beef
Ady
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