Hog Prices Higher In Kansas City Market Roundup
AP reports hog prices rose with barrows and gilts at 190 to 250 pounds 14.25 to 14.50, 250 to 274 pounds 13.75 to 14.25, and sows 275 to 400 pounds 11.75 to 12.50. Sheep at 200 for steady demand with lambs 18.00 to 19.00, good to choice 17.50 to 18.25, shorn 17.00 to 17.75. Cattle 1,700 and calves 100, price tests not met. Corn up, rye higher, oats mixed, soybeans down.
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Kansas City
U.S
Parsons Stockyards
Parsons Stockyards Market Prices and Holiday Auction Dates
Cattle and hog markets show steady to firm values across weight ranges from U S choice to plain grades with calves and stockers priced per hundredweight. Sheep and breeding stock hold steady as Parsons stockyards announce a delayed week schedule with auctions December 23 to 24, then December 30 to 31 and reopening January 6.
Egg and poultry price report from Kansas City
AP report lists consumer eggs by grade with large A 33 38 cents, medium A 26 35, large B 26 30, wholesale eggs at 80 percent A 38 42, 80 percent A 30 33 for mediums. Poultry and butter unchanged. Missouri Arkansas live fryers and broilers quoted farm 11 1 2 to 12 1 2 cents, delivered at plant about 12 4 13 4 cents.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Chicago Grain Market Report Summary Grain notes and prices
Chicago AP reports no wheat oats or soybean sales. Corn No 2 yellow 1.25, No 3 yellow 1.19-23 2, No 4 yellow 1.15 2, No 5 yellow 1.13 2. Soybean oil 8 4n. Wheat closed 2 cents lower to 2s higher at December 2.18 4-16 s, soybeans 10 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Butter Steady Eggs Firm Prices Mixed High
Chicago AP notes butter wholesale prices unchanged. Eggs wholesale prices hold or rise slightly with grades A whites 40, mixed 39, mediums 32.5, standards 33, dirties 29, checks 29.1, reflecting firm market.
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Chicago
Local Market Prices and Item Listings Buried in OCR
OCR fragmented listing shows grade classifications Grade A and B items with weights and prices for cream hides hens and glue hides. Includes current receipts and various unspecified entries with distorted values and units.
Wall Street Ends Mixed in Moderate Volume Slide
Wall Street in New York moved unevenly lower in moderate trading as volume reached about 4.6 million shares versus 6.07 million the previous day. Losses in key stocks ranged from fractions to around a point while corporate bonds showed irregular activity and governments rose.
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New York
Potter Tells Rotary of Hawaiian Trip
Floyd Potter spoke to the Tioga Rotary Club about a Hawaiian Islands trip with his wife for their 25th anniversary. He showed slides from the San Diego zoo and a plaque donated to San Diego children. They traveled by boat from Los Angeles in four and a half days and returned by plane in under five hours. Milt Snyder joined the Chamber sales team as a new member. Cecil Brinkmeyer presided.
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Floyd Potter
Rotary Club
Tioga Hotel
Hawaiian Islands
San Diego
Children of
Osa Johnson
Los Angeles
Milt Snyder
Chamber of Commerce
Cecil Brinkmeyer
Kansas Citian Beaten To Death Near Crawfordsville
A Kansas City man identified as 44 year old Elmer J. Cooper was found badly beaten in a snow covered field two miles east of Crawfordsville. Sheriff Demoret said the assault looked fatal and termed it murder noting the victim was well dressed and had no money.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Kansas City
Elmer J. Cooper
Clarence Demoret
Stock Truck Rolls Over Near Erie Injures No One
A flatbed stock truck carrying three cattle ran off US 59 north of here at about 1 a.m. The rack and cattle separated from the bed and the cattle were imprisoned inside the rack but later stood unharmed. Driver Eugene Wolfe of Savonburg escaped injury. Cattle owned by George Smith of Stark. Damages to the 1958 Ford truck estimated at 300 to 400 dollars. Accident referred to highway patrol.
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Erie
US 59
Here
George Neely
Neely
Eugene Wolfe
Savonburg
George Smith
Stark
Wolfe
Damages Reported in Two Independence Auto Incidents
Left front of a 1961 Ford belonging to Ronnie E. Girard of Independence sustained about 45 dollars in damage at 12 20 p m yesterday while parked at 824 S Malcolm. The Fehr car backing from 821 S Malcolm caused the bump with no damage to the Fehr vehicle. A separate report from Mrs Don Puckett of 719 N Kansas at 3 p m states her car struck John C Jensen Jr s car at Main and Lincoln with slight damage to the Puckett car and none to Jensen s.
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Ronnie E. Girard
Independence
S. Malcolm
Herman A. Fehr
Fehr
Don Puckett
Kansas
John C. Jensen Jr
S. Evergreen
Main
Lincoln
Puckett
Jensen
Do Si Do Club Cancels December Dance Meeting
The Do Si Do Square Dance club cancelled its December 21 meeting at Alcott School. No makeup date announced.
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Alcott School
Mrs. Bryan Burk Returns From Colorado After Mother's Death
Mrs. Bryan Burk of Route 2 returned from Fort Collins Colorado where she was called by the death of her mother Mrs Marjorie Hiatt on December 11. She was accompanied by her family and son in law C L Manley, and had spent the preceding two months with her mother before returning home the day of the funeral.
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Bryan Burk
Ft. Collins
Colo
Marjorie Hiatt
Bodleys Attend Funeral of Four Month Old Kyle Martin
Mr and Mrs W G Bodley of 1006 S Plummer traveled to Independence Missouri today for the funeral of Kyle Martin four month old son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Martin Mrs Martin is a niece of Mrs Bodley The funeral service is scheduled for Friday morning at 10 o clock.
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W. G. Bodley
S. Plummer
Independence
Kyle Martin
Wayne Martin
Allen County hires firm for real estate reassessment
Allen County commissioners signed a contract with Cole Sayer Trumble of Dayton Ohio for county real estate reassessment at a $57000 price. The work will be funded over two or three years through taxes and begin shortly after the new year, with the project expected to take nearly two years.
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Iola, Kan
Allen County
Cole Sayer Trumble
Dayton
Ohio
Cedar Lodge Installs Officers In Regular Meeting
Cedar Lodge No. 103 held its regular meeting on Wednesday night to install officers for the coming year. Installing Master Francis Meeker and Installing Marshall Melvin W. Wilson led the ceremony. Notable officers installed included Harry Patterson as worshipful master Roy D. Adams senior warden Jeff Coots junior warden Eugene Dunaway treasurer Jay T. Klinginsmith secretary Fay Clopine senior deacon Frank L. Haines junior deacon Vernon Defebaugh senior steward Wayne C. Jackson junior steward and Millard W. Drisdell tyler.
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Cedar Lodge No. 103
Francis Meeker
Marshall
Melvin W. Wilson
Harry Patterson
Roy D. Adams
Jeff Coots, Jr
Eugene Dunaway
Jay T. Klinginsmith
Fay Clopine
Frank L. Haines
Vernon Defebaugh
Wayne C. Jackson
Millard W
Deaths and Funerals for Braden Caldwell in Humboldt area
Alonzo Braden, 92, of 723 S. Evergreen, died at home after a short illness. Born Feb 13, 1871, east of Chanute in Neosho County, he lived in the community his life. Survived by wife Mabel Stanfield. two daughters Gladys Brown and Beulah Trammel. one son Guy F. Braden. four grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral 10:30 Saturday at Johnson Mortuary. burial Elmwood Cemetery. Edward Lee Caldwell Jr funeral held at Methodist Church with Rev. Duff Wagoner officiating. floral attendants were Methodist Youth Fellowship. burial Memorial Park Cemetery. He left eight siblings. one son Gail preceded him in death.
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Chanute
Neosho County
Mabel Stanfield
Big Creek
Guy F. Braden
Humboldt
Gail
Johnson Mortuary
Gene Taylor
Elmwood Cemetery
Vonco Head Bound Over At Hearing
Carmel M. Vaughn, president of Vonco Corp., is bound over to district court on seven counts alleging violations of the Kansas Securities Act after a preliminary hearing. Bond set at $15,000 remains. A civil injunction was granted against the firm and associates to stop further violations. Over $18,000 in Vaughn’s name in an Iola bank will be impounded as a firm asset to satisfy creditor claims. Vaughn’s safety deposit contents will be held. Vonco was declared bankrupt November 22 with T. J. Morris named operating receiver. The company makes insulating fireproof plaster and the formula was impounded pending asset decisions.
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IOLA
Kan
Carmel M. Vaughn
Vonco Corp., Inc
Vaughn
State of
Kansas
Spencer Gard
Vanco
T. J. Morris of
Wichita
Daily Transcript: Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Hospital admissions on Wednesday include Dr. Robert Cartwright at 324 W Main and Kyle Burke Humboldt plus Linda Weis at 1002 W 7th. Dismissals feature Mrs Howard Plum Walnut and multiple others. a fire run at 8:45 p.m. reports Marilin Blackston at 102 S Rutter. Civil case filed in Chanute involves Joan Hole vs Lenon Ornelas and spouses and Ray Bussell and spouses seeking 145.12 plus interest for plumbing balance.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Robert Cartwright
W. Main
Henry Hazen
Eric
Kyle Burke
Humboldt
Orville Reinfeld
S. Lincoln
Howard Plum
Walnut
Linda Weis
W. 7Th
Harvey Sloan
Altoona
H. Merrill Moore
N. Forest
Bruce Brown
S. Allen
Donald Simpson
S. Central
Carlos Fletcher
S. Lafayette
Marilin Blackston
S. Rutter
Sparks
District Court
Chanute
Joan Hole
Lenon Ornelas
Ray Bussell
Siaintiff
Southwestern College to Break Ground on Arts Center
New Arts Center in Winfield Kansas will break ground March 2 for a $600,000 fine arts center. President C Orville Strohl announced the project and said the ceremony will be part of the college annual Founders Day program.
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Winfield, Kan
Southwestern College
C. Orville Strohl
Locker Beef From Foodtown Makes Ideal Family Gift
Foodtown promotes Locker Beef as a perfect Christmas present. The ad touts cut, wrap, and financing options offered at no cost, emphasizing convenience for busy families during the holiday season.
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Foodtown
Monastery Founded on Mt Athos In 963 Barred Women and Children
After the first of 20 major monasteries was founded on Greece's Mt Athos in 963, women, children and eunuchs were barred from the narrow, hilly peninsula.
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Greece
Mt. Athos
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