Livestock Prices Mixed Across Kansas City Market
AP reports cattle numbers around 4 000 with calves 50. Steers and heifers 25 to 50 lower. Choice steers 23.25 to 24.00, good to choice 22.00 to 23.50. Heifers 23.00 to 25.50, good to choice 21.00 to 23.00. Cows 14.50 to 17.50. Vealers 23.00 to 28.00. Hogs 3 400 with barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower. sows steady. 190 to 240 lb barrows 14.85 to 15.25. 275 to 409 lb sows 13.50 to 14.00. Sheep 1 200 not established. ewes 5.50 to 6.50.
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Chicago Market Thaw Leaves Butter and Eggs Steady
AP reports butter and eggs hold steady pricing in Chicago markets. Notes indicate live poultry trading remains unchanged with market watchers awaiting further shifts.
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Grain and livestock prices across markets report varied gains
Chicago and Kansas City markets show mixed results with corn steady to weak and oats unmoved. Wheat ranges with slight declines while hogs and cattle prices edge higher or lower by grade and weight classes across U.S. and regional exchanges.
Wall Street Volume and Stocks Move on Regulated Day
Wall Street volume was about 4.2 million shares, down from 4.7 million Monday. Most key stocks posted fractional losses with a few issues advancing sharply. corporate bonds rose irregularly while U.S. government bonds were steady to lower. In Kansas City reports, consumer eggs sold mostly steady with few changes. poultry and butter unchanged.
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Neighborhood Meeting Urged For Scout Leaders
All committee mothers and Girl Scout leaders are urged to attend the Neighborhood meeting at 9 a.m. Thursday in the Methodist Fellowship Hall. Chanute day camp dates and training will be scheduled. Plans will be made for Girl Scout Week starting March 10.
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Valley area minor crash ties up Evergreen street
In a Roosevelt Grade School area fender bender at 12:30 yesterday, a 1961 Galt Falcon and a 1938 Pontiac were damaged after a Bussman car turned toward Mrs. Galt's. Police valued left front damage at $5 and left rear at $15.
Market quotes for grains and soybeans with ranges
The report lists prices for Kafir Rye Barley Soybeans Bran and Shorts in a set of quoted ranges. Prices show limited movement with rye near 1.25 to 1.34 and soybeans around 2.56 to 2.61 per unit.
Red Cross Offers First Aid Class with Free Textbook
The Red Cross chapter here offers a standard first aid class beginning next Tuesday. Instructor is Jack Van Wickle. First meeting runs 7 to 9 p.m. at the Memorial Building Red Cross office. The 10 hour course meets weekly and is free except for a 75 cent textbook. Call HE 19670 to enroll.
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Mrs. Alice Rubew Jacoby 93 Dies at Bryant Rest Home
Mrs. Alice Rubew Jacoby, 93, died after a long illness at Bryant Rest Home. Born March 2, 1869 in North Lyndon, she married Robert Carl Jacoby in Scranton on June 15, 1915 and lived as a retired teacher and Methodist member. Survived by brother E. H. Rubow Virgil and nephew Charles Rubow, with other relatives. Funeral arrangements by Johnson Mortuary to be announced.
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Bryant Rest Home
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Virgil
Charles Rubow
Johnson Mortuary
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listed for Neosho Memorial
Daily Transcript lists Monday admissions including Don Richard Sailors II Eric surgery Mrs Leland Lowe 306 S Highland medical Beatrice Giesler 509 S Lafayette medical Edna Nibar ger 1902 S Santa Fe medical Mrs Thomas Smith Earlton medical and dismissals W E Johnson Lavenburg Mrs Glen Ashley 627 S Highland Jimmie Markham 1501 S Malcolm Francisco Garcia Humboldt. admissions today Ricky Lee Wiles 1101 N Washington surgery George E Wood 302 S Central medical. dismissals George R McKaska Humboldt David Jay Humboldt Mrs Leland Lowe 306 S Highland Leon Shook R 3. Traffic Citation Joan M Bilis Iola speeding 65 bond posted.
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Beatrice Giesler
S. Lafayette
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S. Santa Fe
Thomas Smith
Earlton
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Glen Ashley
Jimmie Markham
S. Malcolm
Francisco Garcia
Humboldt
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N. Washington
George E. Wood
S. Central
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David Jay
Leon Shook
George Baker 92 Dies at Home After 62nd Anniversary
George Baker 92 died Monday at his Newton home. He and his wife celebrated their 62nd wedding anniversary the previous day. Mrs. Baker is sister to Mrs. JT Tyson and IC S Clabaugh. Funeral service will be Friday with burial south of Cedar Point, west of Emporia.
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Garvin, Raytown News VP, dies in Kansas City
Arthur E. Cap Garvin aged 66, vice president and business manager of the Raytown News in Missouri, died Monday night in a Kansas City hospital. Services were not listed in the available text.
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Cap) Garvin
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Week's School Activities Highlight Chanute Events
Chanute High School secretarial students tour Emporia State College business department and Beech Aircraft in Wichita. The excursion starts at 6 a.m. with Dr. Raymond Russell and Beech officials hosting tours and conferences, plus a luncheon and shopping tour before returning.
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Four County League Vocal Music Event Highlights
Altoona hosts the Four County League vocal music program at 7:30 pm in the Altoona High School auditorium. About 200 students from Edna Thayer Midway Stark Galesburg and Altoona participate in massed glee clubs mixed chorus a brass quartet and solos conducted by Larry Boye.
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Death of Mrs. Clarence Wright Noted in Springfield
Humboldt Globe reports the death in Springfield Missouri of Mrs. Clarence Wright wife of a former pastor of the First Baptist church. The Ruby Wright circle of the church Woman's Missionary Society was named for her.
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Teacher Demands Jury Trial in Kan. Pupils Strike Case
In Columbus Kansas a teacher accused of striking a pupil on the back with a rubber object seeks a trial by jury. The case centers on alleged corporal punishment and the teacher’s legal defense follows.
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Holy Name and Christians Win Openers in League
Holy Name defeated the Methodist No. 2 51 to 40 while the Christians beat Methodist No. 1 in a game whose score was not reported. Methodist No. 2 then edged Christians No. 1 50 to 49 in the third game.
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Trial Set For 12 Man Jury In Oswego Case
Mrs Sybil S Jones of Oswego a schoolteacher is charged with a crime involving a pupil Raymond E Oakley 11 of Hallowell The trial was scheduled for March 9 in justice court six to 12 jurors are allowed but officials recall no prior 12 man juries in Cherokee County.
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Cherokee County
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