Livestock Prices Mixed in Kansas City Hog Sale
In Kansas City livestock market reports cattle were 2,400 head with Calves 25 not enough for price test. Hogs 2,000 strong to high, barrows and gilts 180-250 lb 14.00-14.50, 250-270 lb 13.75-14.25, 275-400 lb sows 11.50-12.25. Sheep 100 not tested. Chicago market notes no wheat oats or soy sales. Corn No 1 yellow 1.235-1.237, No 2 yellow 1.23, No 3 yellow 1.192-1.212, No 4 yellow 1.15-1.174. Soybean oil 8.4.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Parson Hogs and Livestock Prices Across Categories
The report shows steady cattle prices across weight classes with U S choice at 21.00 to 22.25 for 600-700 pounds and U S good 700-900 pounds at 19.00 to 21.00. Calves, stockers, and yearlings move within 13.00 to 29.00 ranges while sheep Lamb prices rise to 17.25 for spring lambs and feeder lambs 12.00 to 14.00. Bulls and cows also show mixed steady trends with multiple grade distinctions.
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Parsons
U.S
Prices Hold Steady for Eggs and Poultry in KC Market
Kansas City AP reports consumer eggs unchanged and wholesale large eggs at 80 percent 352-40, mediums 80 percent A unchanged. Poultry and butter show no changes in the market, keeping steady prices across categories.
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Kansas City
Chicago Produce Prices Steady Across Butter and Eggs
Chicago AP reports butter prices steady in wholesale trading with no changes. Eggs show steadier wholesale quotes up to 70 percent or better grade A whites at 35 2, mixed 35 42, mediums 29, standards 33, dirties 9, checks 29.
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Chicago
Christmas Music Feature Tonight
Nearly 500 local grade school children perform an annual Christmas music program at 8 o clock in Memorial Auditorium. The Boys Choir has 110 members, the Girls Choir 199, Primary Choir 150, Bell Choir 40, plus the combined group directed by Mrs H Howard Hollenshead. The free program lasts about one hour. downstairs seating is urged unless balcony is needed.
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Memorial Auditorium
Bell
H. Howard Hollenshead
Wall Street Trend Mixed as Rails Lead Market Rise
Wall Street moved higher with rails advancing while aerospace issues declined. Trading was moderate with about 4.3 million shares, and bonds edged lower as corporates mostly held steady amid defense cutback news.
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New York
Rails
Wall Street
Defense
U.S
Planning Hears KG&E in Chanute Utility Talks
KG&E officials discuss potential power supply to Chanute including on peak and off-peak pricing. Estimates for a new substation range from 85 000 to over 200 000 with city costs and possible transmission lines. City questions focus on economics and long term tax impact and bond needs.
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Hayes
Chanute
Kg&e
Sickel
Iola
Burns & McDonnell
Althaber
Planning Commission
Fairbanks
Morse
Blackston
Planning Board
Evans
United States
Pay specialist Norris completes Army course at Fort Harrison
Pvt Richard L Norris son of Theresa Norris 210 W Mulberry completed a pay specialist course at the Adjutant General School Fort Benjamin Harrison Ind in November He was in trained in pay vouchers pay records and other personnel system procedures Norris entered the Army last June after graduating Chanute High School and finishing basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Mo
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Richard L. Norris
Theresa E. Norris
W. Mulberry
U.S. Army Adjutant General School
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Norris
Army
Chanute High School
Fort Leonard Wood
Daily Transcript Admissions and Dismissals Summary
Admission list includes Charles Griffith at 523 N High land Sarah Hancuff Thayer Edgar Young berg 1010 N Grant Mrs Josie Siler 319 N Ever green Mrs Dwight Ol son Buffalo Charles Franklin Humboldt Frank Pilcher Humboldt Lester Gaddis 201 N Central Mrs Merrill Moore 105 N Forest. Dismissals include Mrs Harold Anderson 1314 N Edith Mrs Jesse Dryden 1801 S Malcolm Glenn Barnett Humboldt Fred Born St Paul Diane Greene 227 S Western. Admissions today Michelle Moore 1106 W 6th James Manly 1301 N Garfield. Dismissals today Hildur Martin 3 E Elm Gene Bilyeu 712 S Allen Lester Gaddis 201 N Central Ethel Ford Humboldt Mrs John Zimmerman and son Birth today Truman Shrum 116 W Main. Fire Run Today 9 15 a.m. 1018 W Washington Cat inettic.
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Charles Griffith
N. Highland
Sarah Hancuff
Thayer
Edgar Youngberg
N. Grant
Josie Siler
N. Evergreen
Dwight Olson
Buffalo
Medical
Charles Franklin
Humboldt
Frank Pilcher
Lester Gaddis
N. Central
Merrill Moore
N. Forest
Harold Anderson
N. Edith
Jesse Dryden
S. Malcolm
Glenn Barnett
Fred Born
St. Paul
Diane Greene
S. Western
Michelle Moore
W. 6Th
James Manly
N. Garfield
Hildur Martin
E. Elm
Gene Bilyeu
S. Allen
Ethel Ford
John Zimmerman
College ensembles include Coots and Clough in 65 member choir
Christopher Coots a Chanute sophomore joins the brass ensemble while Judith Clough of Buffalo is among 65 in the college choir. Pvt Garland A Frischenmeyer has completed 16 weeks at Ft Leonard Wood and serves with the 38th Engineering Company in Germany. he is a Chanute High School graduate class of 1958. His parents Mr and Mrs A A Frischenmeyer live at 514 N Highland.
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RSC
Christopher Coots
Chanute
Judith Clough
Buffalo
Pvt
Garland A. Frischenmeyer
Ft. Leonard Wood
38Th Engineering Company
Germany
Chanute High School
A. A. Frischenmeyer
N. Highland
Extended Christmas Saturday Mail Service In Chanute
Postmaster Florence Kelley announces extended Saturday hours at the Chanute post office on Dec 14 and 21 until 5 p.m. Five cent first class stamps urged for Christmas cards with forwarding and return benefits, zip codes required on return addresses, and Santa letters delivered free to the North Pole at 99701.
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Chanute Post Office
Florence Kelley
Chanute
Santa Claus
Post
Santa
North Pole
Deaths and Funerals of Harry L Wood
Harry L Wood of Topeka died at Stormont Vail Hospital Wednesday. He formerly worked for Victory Life Insurance. Survived by wife Nellie S Wood of the home, daughter Mrs. Michael Bill of Park Ridge Illinois, brother Ralph Wood of Hollywood California, sisters Mrs J E Slyker of Fort Scott and Mrs Walter Glunz of Fort Scott, and three grandchildren. Funeral at Konantz Mortuary Fort Scott Friday afternoon with burial in Evergreen Cemetery Fort Scott. Mr and Mrs Slyker plan to travel to Fort Scott today.
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Harry L. Wood Ward
Harry L. Wood
Topeka
Stormont Vail Hospital
Victory Life Insurance Company
Nellie S. Wood
Michael Bill
Park Ridge
Ill
Ralph Wood
Hollywood
Calif
J. E. Slyker
S. Evergreen
Walter Glunz
Fort Scott
Konantz Mortuary
Evergreen Cemetery
Slyker
Advertising Safe Buying Is Your Guide to Adv
This readable snippet promotes safe purchasing with a focus on guidance for buyers. It outlines prudent steps and cautions for evaluating advertisements and product offers. The item emphasizes avoiding hasty decisions and verifying seller credibility.
Two Collisions Reported in City Traffic
Police logged two crashes yesterday. Noel Schooley and Paul Wagner collided at 9th and Grant with $350 in damage. A second hit at the National Guard armory involved a car with a Summers county tag and a Parker Leslie vehicle, driver fled without ID.
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Noel E. Schooley
S. Grant
Paul R. Wagner
W. 9Th
9Th
Grant
Schooley
Wagner
Fred Gerardy
S. Lafayette
National Guard Armory
Sumner County
Gerardy
Paul Leslie
Chanute Motor Co
Practical Family Christmas Gift Is Foodtown Locker Beef
A Foodtown advertisement promotes locker beef as a practical Christmas gift option with a financing offer. The ad highlights free financing to appeal to shoppers seeking a practical, economical present.
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Parsons Livestock
K. C
David L. McCune
Chanute Ins
Ottis Autry
Westview Nursing Home
Osawatomie State Hospital
Pittsburg State College
Pittsburg
Department of Music
McCray
Tribune
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Truman Shrum
W. Main
Washington
Ettic
Uide
Arrow
Pajamas
Robes
Amelia Earhart
Atteche
Dean L. Foster
East Main
Fred R. Foster
Brown
East Main Street
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