Livestock Prices Steady Across Kansas City Market
AP report from Kansas City shows cattle at 4 000 head with calves 202. slaughter steers up to 25 higher with choice and prime at 22.50 to 23.00, good to choice 21.25 to 21.75, and utility cows 13.25 to 14.00. Hogs 3 500. barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower, various weights 11.00 to 14.75. Sheep 600. slaughter lambs 25 higher, choice and prime 18.50 to 19.50, good to choice 17.50 to 18.50, shorn 17.25 to 18.00. Ewes 4.50 to 6.00.
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Kansas City
U.S
Live Stock Prices Across Hogs Cattle Veal and Sheep
U.S. hogs priced by grade and weight with bids from 8 to 14 dollars as limits and heavier sows down to 10. Bulls and cattle follow with steer heifer and calf prices by weight and quality. Sheep listings show spring lambs wool clipped utility and feeder lambs and breeding ewes with varied per head figures.
Eggs and poultry prices steady across markets
Kansas City AP reports consumer eggs mostly unchanged with large eggs at 35 to 40 cents and wholesale large eggs at 80 cents per dozen, with mediums at 80 percent of large. Poultry and butter held steady alongside Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers. U.S. farmers use enough electricity annually to power five major cities.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
United States
Baltimore
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Houston
Washington
Wall Street Little Movement Amid Mixed Trading
Wall Street moved irregularly higher in late trading as steels gained strength while tobaccos fell. Volume reached about 5.6 million shares versus 5.5 million the previous day. Most gains and losses stayed within fractions to a point. corporate bonds were narrowly mixed and government bonds were largely unchanged.
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New York
U.S
Migrant Greek wins 224000 lottery prize in Sydney
Peter Pangas, a 65 year old Greek migrant who arrived in Australia 52 years ago, wins the 224000 prize in a government lottery after previously earning 13440 in another draw. Navy uses remorseful petitions to show sailors the penalties of less than honorable discharges, noting none were granted since 1959. Also notes ancient Lydians minted early electrum coins in Asia Minor.
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Sydney
Australia
Peter Pangas
Pangas
Washington
Navy
Navy Bureau of Personnel
Chicago poultry and dairy prices steady
Chicago reports live poultry mostly unchanged with roasters at 23 to 24 cents per pound and fryers at 18 to 19 cents for special red white rock stock. Butter prices hold steady with eggs barely steady and no change in overall price levels.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago grain futures drift with mixed results
In Chicago the market shows no wheat or soybean sales. Corn values white No 2 yellow at 1.24 percent and No 3 yellow at 1.20 percent for April 22. Oats No 2 extra heavy white at 76 cents. Soybean oil at 8a, wheat closed down by fractions of a cent. March corn at 1.19 to 1.20, soybeans easing 4 percent, oats showing mixed movement, rye down around 1 percent.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Grain Prices Report From Kansas City Market
AP reports Kansas City market prices for wheat corn oats rye barley soybeans and related products. Wheat and corn show slight declines or stability across several grades while oats remain nominally unchanged. Prices for bran shorts and other by products are listed with fractional ranges.
Daily Transcript Neosho Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Monday admissions include Mrs. McCready Mrs. Puckett Roscoe Kimberling Aaron Kepley and others with surgeries and medicals. Dismissals list several residents. A birth reports a Humboldt couple’s son. Today admissions include Slyker and Johnson, with multiple dismissals.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Fred McCready
N. Central
Ida Puckett
W. 6Th
Roscoe Kimerling
Humboldt
Aaron Kepley
Earlton
Susanna Steenbock
Joe Turner
N. Grant
Wayne Beech
S. Garfield
William Best
S. Plummer
Christopher Abbuehi
Jerry Lester
Eric
Lawrence Berry
Richard Hudson
Joseph Slyker
S. Evergreen
Medical
Jeffrey Johnson
Lola Kuykendall
Wilma King
N. Highland
Velma White
Hans Herold
Warren Fitch
W. Walnut
Michael Stierwalt
N. Santa Fe
Seaman Chittenden Begins Navy Duty After Schooling
Seaman Ronald F. Chittenden, son of Agnes Chittenden of 510 N. Central, has started two years of active duty with the Navy after 18 months of naval electronics schooling at Parsons. He is assigned to the destroyer Sarsfield and joined the ship at Key West. Mrs Floyd Johnson, 410 W. Walnut, returned from a Christmas trip, visiting friends in Scottsdale and attending the Tournament of Roses in Pasadena on New Year’s Day. Weather was reported as perfect and the parade beautiful.
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Ronald F. Chittenden
Agnes Chittenden
N. Central
Navy
Parsons
Sarsfield
Key West
Fila
Floyd Johnson
W. Walnut
Scottsdale
Ariz
Pasadena
Calif
California
Deaths and Funerals in Chanute and area
Mrs Lula May of 524 W Beech dies at Neosho Manor after 10:45 p m She was born Jan 29 1282 at Highland Ill and wed W E May Dec 15 1903 Survivors include husband four sons William E May Jr Humboldt John A May Daniel Wyo Lee H May New Orleans Everett P May Philadelphia One daughter Olive M Kennedy Wichita four grandchildren four brothers E E Hoefle Ben Hoefle Louis Hoefle M J Hoefle and a sister Lillian Ewing Funeral plans by Johnson Mortuary O Donnell service Thomas J O Donnell aged died in Kansas City survived by wife three daughters seven grandchildren four brothers two sisters Body lies in state at Johnson Mortuary rosary Frischel Chapel Frontenac requiem Mass Sacred Heart Church Frontenac burial Mt Carmel Cemetery Frontenac
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Lula May
W. Beech
Neosho Manor
Highland, Ill
Girard
W. E. May
Find A Friend Club
United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
Emma Chapter
OES
Hepler
Episcopal Church
Chanute
William E. May, Jr
Humboldt
John A. May
Daniel
Wyo
Lee H. May
New Orleans
Everett P. May
Philadelphia
Olive M. Kennedy
Wichita
E. E. Hoefle
Kansas City
Ben Hoefle
Aubindale
Fla
Louis Hoefle
Seattle, Wash
M. J. Hoefle
Parsons
Lillian Ewing
Thomas J. O'Donnell
W. 5Th
Rosemarie Obrazda
Clyde
Lorraine) Carter
Springfield
John
Carolyn) McRell
Newfoundland
Don
Dan O’donnell
Frontenac
Dom O’donnell
Pittsburg
Pat O’donnell
Raytown
Kate O
Primate Kidney Transplants Reported At Several Hospitals
Four patients received primate kidneys since last October including a monkey and a chimpanzee at Tulane Charity Hospital in New Orleans and two baboon kidney transplants at Colorado General. The 32 year old woman who first received a monkey kidney later died from the disease that prompted the transplant. Jefferson Davis, a 44 year old New Orleans dock worker, died after receiving a chimpanzee kidney and a chest infection. A baboon kidney transplant on December 20 left a 40 year old patient in good condition, and another baboon kidney in a five hour operation left a 45 year old man in satisfactory condition.
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Tulane University Charity Hospital
New Orleans
Colorado General
Veterans Administration
Denver
Tulane
Jefferson Davis
Davis
Charity Hospitals
Brian McCracken
Colorado General Hospital
Fairchild attends Chicago furniture market for Koch Co. preview
Mr and Mrs Dale E Fair child from 420 N Forest attend the Chicago furniture market. Fairchild represents Koch Brothers Furniture Co buying for the company and scouting decorating trends for the coming months.
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Dale E. Fairchild
N. Forest
Chicago
Fairchild
Koch Brothers Furniture Co
Barkers Listed in Brief Family Notice
Mr and Mrs J LeRoy Barker of 1302 West 3rd are named in a short family notice alongside another couple, indicating a domestic or social event. The readable fragment suggests a local obituary or wedding style item in the community column.
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J. LeRoy Barker
Baltz couple attend Tulsa funeral of niece's husband
Mr and Mrs A A Baltz of 411 N Forest returned Sunday evening from Tulsa where they attended the funeral of Paul E Moser husband of Baltz's niece.
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A. A. Baltz
N. Forest
Tulsa
Paul E. Moser
Baltz
Johnson brothers shop at Chicago furniture market
J Wilford Bill Johnson owner of Bill Johnson Furniture and his brother Allen B Johnson are in Chicago for the January Furniture and Home Furnishings Market. Bill reviews spring and summer lines for his store while AB Johnson presents merchandise. Bill plans to return home tomorrow evening.
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J. Wilford
Bill” Johnson
Bill Johnson
Allen B. Johnson
Chicago
Bill
A. B
Santa Fe Carload Totals For Week Ending Jan 4 1964
Total carloads moved over Santa Fe System lines for the week ending January 4 1964 were 26241, up from 24786 in the same week last year. On line loadings reached 17606 versus 16028 year earlier. Cars received from connections totaled 8635, down from 8758. Santa Fe handled 24742 carloads the preceding week.
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Santa Fe
Chamber of Commerce reschedules new industry meeting
A meeting of the Chamber of Commerce new industry committee held this morning was called off and set for 7 a.m. next Tuesday at the Tioga Hotel.
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Chamber of Commerce New Industry Committee
Tioga Hotel
Cost to repair fire plug at Main and Steuben $49.10
Police said a car struck a fire plug at Main and Steuben yesterday morning causing $49.10 in repairs. The incident was documented by authorities with no further details provided.
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Main
Steuben
Cars collide at Lincoln and Elm injuring two drivers
Police reported two cars collided at Lincoln and Elm around 4 15 p m yesterday. Max Zimmer man 309 N Western drove a 1964 Mercury owned by Wayne Browning of Chanute and Sandra E Pruitt 402 N Lafayette drove a 1956 Ford with no damage. About 10 in damage was estimated to the Mercury.
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Max Zimmerman
N. Western
Sandra E. Pruitt
Lafayette
Lincoln
Elm
Zimmerman
Wayne Browning
Chanute
Pruitt
Window found broken at vacant Main and Plummer filling station
Police reported a broken window at a vacant filling station at Main and Plummer yesterday. Officers found no sign of entry or items missing as far as could be determined.
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Main and
Plummer
One Child Born to Krutz Family in Adrian
Adrian Michigan AP report says Mrs Lou Krutz gave birth to a single son Dennis William after a history of triplets and twins. Father expresses happiness noting this is the first time the couple had only one child.
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Adrian
Mich
Louis Krutz
Krutz
Dennis William
Mrs Bessie Mae Smith Dies After Five Month Illness
Mrs. Bessie Mae Smith, 44, of Humboldt, died Monday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a five month illness. Born November 26, 1919 in Humboldt, she lived there until 1950 when she moved to Beaumont, Texas, returning to Humboldt in 1963. She married Allan Milo Smith March 11, 1950 at Neodesha. She was a Methodist. Survived by husband Allan, daughter Lauretta Collins of Longview, four sisters Rosalie Mitchell Parsons, Mary Ellen Cox Virginia Mitchell Los Angeles, Frances Zorn Concord, one brother Robert Mitchell Auburn, Washington, stepmother Myrtle Mitchell Neosho Manor, and one grandchild.
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Bessie Mae Smith
Humboldt
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Smith
Beaumont
Tex
Allan Milo Smith
Neodesha
Methodist Church
Lauretta Collins
Longview
Rosalie Mitchell
Parsons
Mary Ellen Cox
Virginia Mitchel
Los Angeles
Frances Zorn
Concord
Calif
Robert Mitchell
Aubern
Wash
Myrtle Mitchell
Neosho Manor
GOP Congressman Howard Baker Dies
Knoxville AP reports Republican congressman Howard H. Baker of Tennessee's 2nd District died at 61 from a heart attack. He was found by his wife in the bathroom while shaving and died on arrival at a hospital. Baker, Huntsville native, was first elected in 1950, and his death leaves the House with 255 Democrats, 178 Republicans and two vacancies.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Howard H. Baker
Tennessee
House
Ways and Means Committee
Baker
Huntsville
Funeral service at Humboldt Methodist church Thursday
A funeral service will be held at 2 o'clock Thursday at the Humboldt Methodist Church with the Rev Gene Taylor officiating. Burial follows at Mt Hope Cemetery under the direction of Price Funeral Home.
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Humboldt Methodist Church
Gene Taylor
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Price Funeral Home
Sleeper Funeral Held at Johnson Mortuary
The funeral service for Mrs. Mildred Antonia Sleeper was held at Johnson Mortuary this morning with Rev. Dale Sneeringer officiating. Hazel Slane played How Great Thou Art on the organ. Floral attendants were Mrs. C. M. Neff and Mrs. T. M. Morarity. Bearers included Ollie Frieshenmeyer, E. H. Eskridge, John Erickson, L. W. Mason, T. M. Morarity, and Oliver Lindquist. Burial followed in Galesburg Cemetery. The Yount service for Ted Yount, 84, of Humboldt, who died Sunday at Bryant Rest Home, will be Wednesday at 1:30 pm at Johnson Mortuary, with Rev. Gene Taylor of Humboldt officiating.
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Yount
Ted Yount
Humboldt
Bryant Rest Home
Johnson Mortuary
Gene Taylor
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