Hog and Livestock Prices Rise in Kansas City Markets
AP dispatch from Kansas City reports cattle numbers around 3 000 with calves 500, feeder steers 675 to 900 pounds at 23.20 to 24.85, feeder heifers 500 to 650 pounds 21.60 to 23.30, and steer calves 26.50 to 28.30. Hogs show gains with 200 to 230 pound barrows 17.75 to 18.25, 230 to 250 pound hogs 17.25 to 17.75, 250 to 300 pounds 15.25 to 17.25, sows 11.50 to 14.00, while sheep trade holds steady with wool lambs 22.00 to 23.0 and wool ewes 4.50 to 6.00.
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Kansas City
Egg market report from Kansas City
Kansas City wholesale eggs show large size at 88 percent A 29 to 32 and mediums at 80 percent A 24 to 27. Butter remains unchanged.
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Kansas City
Butter and Eggs Report from Chicago Market
Butter steady with prices largely unchanged across grades AA A and B with 93 66 percent 92 14 percent and 90 65 percent. Eggs steady with whites and mixed grades around 32 33 cents and mediums 26 2 27 cents per dozen.
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Chicago
Wilson County NFO Meets in Fredonia
The Wilson County National Farmers Organization met in Fredonia Monday evening. Altoona stockyards will host an open house January 31 to display yearly progress. Delegates reported on the national convention, with updates from the grain program and the meat and dairy boards. Refreshments were served to members and two guests, Mr and Mrs Hurbert Van Buskirk.
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Fredonia
Wilson County National Farmers Organization
Altoona
Meat Board and Dairy Board
Hurbert van Buskirk
Alliance To Meet With Judges In Chanute
The Chanute Area Ministerial Alliance plans to invite juvenile and city judges to meet with its youth committee to discuss church involvement with local youth. Rev William Baldwin reported as the alliance representative at parent inquiry meetings by the Chanute Recreation Commission. The group also decided to place proceeds from tapes from the Chanute Area Christian Crusade into its savings. Monthly meetings shift to the fourth Wednesday at 8 30 am with January at Grant Avenue Baptist church.
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Chanute
Baldwin
Alliance
Chanute Recreation Commission
Chanute Area
Christian Crusade
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Water levels and discharge near John Redmond and Toronto
Yesterday and current figures show John Redmond at 1036.26 feet, normal pool 1035.99 feet with discharge 694 cfs, Toronto at 100? level and 65 cfs, Fall River at 948.77 feet with 175 cfs discharge. Data reflects dam conditions and flow readings.
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John Redmond
Toronto
Fall River
Willard Knox 66 Thayer businessman dies in Parsons
Willard Knox 66 longtime Thayer resident and former owner of a produce store and livestock trucking firm died about 11 a m today at Labette County Medical Center in Parsons He is survived by his widow two daughters Mrs Jud Lackey Parsons and Mrs Helen Rad cliff Wichita and one son Pat Knox Lynwood California Funeral arrangements are by Burris Wall Funeral Home Parsons. The Wilkins service was held Wednesday in Gibson Koch Chapel with Rev William Baldwin and included two hymns and floral attendants. Burial was Green Lawn Cemetery.
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Willard Knox
Thayer
Parsons
Labette County Medical Center
Jud Lackey
Helen Radcliff
Wichita
Pat Knox
Lynwood
Calif
Wall Street Rises on Strong Tech and AT&T Gains
The stock market moved higher in vigorous trading with gains over losses by more than two to one. The Dow advanced 6.19 to 893.09 as growth stocks and computers led, AT&T rose near one point, and the AP 60-stock average climbed 1.7 to 317.7 with industrials up 3.4, rails up .5, utilities up .6.
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New York
American Telephone
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Dr John Atkin Elected SEK Mental Health Center Chairman
Dr John Atkin of Yates Center was unanimously elected chairman of the Southeast Kansas Mental Health Center for 1968. Other officers also named unanimously include vice chairman Dr I J Waxse from Oswego and secretary Dr E E Long of Humboldt with treasurer Ralph Willcott of Chanute. The board approved hiring an additional full time psychologist and adding a part time psychologist in Parsons to meet rising demand.
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Humboldt
John Atkin
Yates Center
Southeast Kansas Mental Health Center
Vicechairman
I. J. Waxse
Oswego
E. E. Long
Ralph Willcott
Chanute
Monroe Stein
Parsons
Sek Mental Health Center
Aardy Chosen as Name for Crandon Park Aardvark
Three months after birth Crandon Park announces the baby aardvark will be named Aardy. The long nosed wrinkled animal is identified as Crandon Park's newest arrival in Miami Florida.
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Miami. Fla
Crandon Park
Local crimes and incidents reported in brief
John L. Gilliland told police a rock was thrown through a Gilliland grocery window on 200 E 17th overnight. Star Drilling Supply Co reported a recent break in at 202 S 4th with a door left open and fuses burned. A collision occurred on Garfield between Main and 1st injuring two drivers, Susan J. Coots and Dale C. Atkins, with estimated damages. John M. Cox was arrested on a disturbance charge and later released on bond. A Honda collision at 6th and Highland damaged the motorcycle front but not the car. Margaret Thorsell of Kansas University joins Collegiate 44H Club.
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John L. Gilliland
Gilliland
E. 17Th
Star Drilling Supply Co
S. 4Th
Susan J. Coots
S. Kansas
Dale C. Atkins
S. Washington
Garfield
Main
1St
Coots
Ford
Aikins
John M. Cox
Earlton
Patrick Gorrell
S. Western
Rodney Endsley
S. Santa Fe
6Th and
Highland
Disney's Market Omitted From Cookie Donation List
Disney's Market was inadvertently omitted from the list of merchants who donated for the 100 dozen cookies baked by Mrs. Lee Osborn for area rest homes and hospitals. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shidler of Corvallis Washington visited Mrs. Burris in town, and Shidler and Burris families planned Christmas travel and events.
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Lee Osborn
Fred Shidler
Corvallis
Wash
L. P. Burris
S. Evergreen
Bruce Burris
Shidler
Emporia
Elderly Woman Killed by Train in Kansas Town
An 86 year old La Crosse woman, Mrs. Alva Murphy, walked into the path of a Missouri Pacific freight train and was killed Wednesday. Engineer Lee Bembow of La Crosse said she appeared unable to move out of the way as the train approached.
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LA Crosse, Kan
la Crosse
Missouri Pacific
Alva Murphy
Lee Bembow
Neosho Memorial Hospital Daily Visiting and Admissions
Visiting hours set from 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Census reports 41 adults and pediatrics plus five babies. Admissions include Kenneth Souer Lavenburg medical Mrs Elmer Lewis Humboldt medical. Birth records note Cecil Manly and spouse at 325 Western for a boy. Dismissals list Mary St Clair Larson Ernest Crawford Charles Smith Ioa and William Wood. Admission today John L Clark medical. Dismissals include Harry Ellis Marie Wheat. Police Court action cites Terry Barker for speeding and Richard Youngberg for speeding bond posted. District Court Chanute State vs Danny Shaw Erie felonious assault dismissed.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Souer
Lavenburg
Medical
Elmer Lewis
Humboldt
Medica
Cecil Manly
S. Western
Mary St. Clair
Larson
Ernest Crawford
Charles Smith
Ioa
Danny Shaw
Erie
Altoona and Midway Schools Begin Christmas Vacation
Altoona and Midway schools will dismiss at 2 p m Friday and resume January 2. The high school Christmas program directed by Emile Carrier drew a large crowd, featuring band numbers and the cantata God With Us Emmanuel. The Midway grade operetta The Quest of Santa Claus is set for Thursday at 7:30 p m under Rosa Mae Carlson. The Altoona pageant and song program was led by Ralph Dice and Leah Hefner. The Redskins basketball game with Derte was canceled on December 15 due to icy roads and will be rescheduled.
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Altoona
Midway
Emile Carrier
God
Emmanuel
Quest of Santa Claus
Rosa Mae Carlson
Altoona High School
Ralph Dice
Leah Hefner
Altoona Redskins
Derte
Dexter
Altoona Homecoming Events Outline January Program
The Midway speech class will present the play To Burn a Witch in the school auditorium at 1 p.m. Friday, an assembly open to the public. The Altoona band and students will march to downtown Altoona at 1 30 p.m. Friday for the Lions Club annual event and community treats.
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Altoona
Lions Club
Vacation Hours At Launching Pad Christmas Open House
Christmas vacation hours for the Launching Pad announced by Martin Rotunno show mornings nine to noon for high school and college students and afternoons 1 to 4 for junior high. The schedule runs from today through the end of the Christmas vacation.
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Martin Rotunno
Chanute Tribune Staff and Circulation Details
The Chanute Tribune list of staff includes Dwight McCreight as publisher, Dwight Wallingford as news editor, Wayne J. Smith as advertising manager, Fay D. Clopine as circulation manager, and R. Finn and Dorsey Osborn on composing. It also lists mailing and subscription rates for local and out of town readers and notes AP rights for local news and dispatches.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
S. Highland
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
Wayne J. Smith
Fay D. Clopine
Ben Nicholas
R. Finn
Dorsey Osborn
Finna
Associated Press
Chanute Tribune Briefs December 21 1967
Chanute Tribune page two reports on local happenings with terse briefs. Names, places, and dates anchor the items to Chanute and surrounding area as the community notes events and updates.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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K.C. Livestock
K.C
Wilson County
NFO
Ray Owen
Duff Wagoner
Midwest Office Supply
West Main
Burris-Wall Funeral Home
Raymond York
Otho York
Don Marple
Jess Olson
Earl Wertz
Perry Swan
Green Lawn Cemetery
Wall Street
Dr. Atkin
MH Center
Margaret Thorsell
Kansas Univesity
Lawrence
Gelen Thorsell
Rotary
Country Club
Adelines
Jeff Coots
Daily Transcript
Merry Christmas
Santa Brightens
Juanita Ward
Santa Fe
Neosho
Allen
Wilson
Woodson
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
B & M Feed & Seed Co
E. Main
N. Garfield
VM. Dannenberg
Avian
Jack
WISBY
RCA Victor
Total Sound Stereo
C@LOR TV
Electron
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