Freeze Sends Vegetable Prices Up
Severe damage to crops in Texas and Florida from a cold wave and freezes pushed vegetable prices higher. The Rio Grande Valley suffered very serious losses including citrus, cabbage, beets, broccoli, carrots, cauliflower, lettuce and spinach. Many crops must be replanted and harvests were delayed, with continued price pressure as supplies tighten.
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New York
Texas
Florida
Department of Agriculture
Rio Grande Valley
Cattle and Hogs Steady to Higher in Kansas City Market
Kansas City reports cattle at 8,000 head and hogs 3,600 with steady to higher moves. Cattle steady to 25 higher in steers and heifers, cows weak, vealers and feeders active. hogs mostly up, sows higher. Parsons and local listings show varied weights and prices across multiple grades for cattle, hogs, and sheep with regional quotes and minor notes.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
John G. McElhinny
S. Lafayette
Evelyn S
N. Forest
News Briefs From Kansas City Produce Market Update
Wholesale eggs and poultry prices, butter and eggs steady, with varied livestock figures. Reports cover egg prices by grade, live poultry in Chicago, grain bids, and Kansas City cash grain details, including wheat oats corn and soybeans as market notes.
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Kansas City
Robert Cox
Tulsa
Ottawa
Nadine Garrison
J. E
Garrison
Chanute Residecks
Chicago
Chicago Grain
Kansas City Cash
Ams
Hospital admissions and dismissals listed in Daily Transcript
Saturday and yesterday records show numerous admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital with names and addresses. Included are surgeries and medical cases for Opal Ivey Michael O Grady Clarence Williams Gillis Gibson Harry Fisher Birth today announces a boy to Gilbert Horn and his wife at 818 West Main.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Opal Ivey
Neosho Manor
Harris Powell
Michael O'Grady
S. Highland
Robert Price
Greensboro
N.C
April Sue Moses
Humboldt
Solomon Benton
N. Santa Fe
Orval van Winkle
S. Malcolm
Ore Chester Cauble
Benedict
Paul Wilson
Gillis Gibson
Barton
Robert L. Holtzman
Thayer
Dean Lassman
Candy
Terry Lassman
Glen McLaren
S. Plummer
Harry Fisher
Urbana
Pearl McLaurine
Florence Slaback
S. Allen
Jon Rex Robertson
Six Persons Hurt in Crash
Police report six injuries in a collision sequence involving Matt Wiltse 85 of Earlton. Jim Muninger 10 escaped injury as the bicycle struck a station wagon driven by Fox after Wiltse attempted to pass. Minor damage to the wagon hood and bicycle front wheel valued around 25 dollars. A second crash at 4th and Lincoln involved Ralph Evans 34 and Thomas Goodwin 17 with front and rear damage. Two other minor accidents were noted, including a door damage to a 1935 Ford and a collision on 306 S. Kansas.
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Matt Wiltse
Earlton
Fox
Wiltse
Jimmie J. Muninger
4Th
Lancoln
Chevrolet
Ralph D. Evans
S. Forest
Ford
Thomas E. Goodwin
W. Main
Evans
Goodwin
Harold Henry
R. 1
S. Kansas
Wall Street Deaths and Funerals Across Cities
Wall Street brief lists deaths including Mrs. Phebie E. Andrew 86 of 517 W 4th and George M. Van Vleet 67 of Jennings with extended illness. Others mourned include Mrs. Olive Kemmerer and Charles F. England with services in Chanute and Osawatomie. Also notes Darren C. Smith of rural Galesburg and Ross Carter of Altoona with funeral details and survivor lists. Stock market: uneven trading with 3.6 million shares. key equities show mixed moves.
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Phebie E. Andrew
Lee Andrew
Sunflower Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Rebekah Lodge
W. H. Payton
Koch-Skinner Memorial
Fred ‘Shaw
Elmwood Cemetery
New York
U.S
Aedd Sissseres
Atchison
Beech Aire
Boeing Air
CRG Jou
OOM i
Dow Chem
Gambie Sk
Gen Elec
U & \Gen Motors
Ken G
Monsan Ch
Mont Ward
Pommey JC S.chess
Phill Pet
Gam
RCA
Sears Rock
Sinclair
LaDisa Dixson
Hutchinson, Socony
US Steel
Baskas
Oma Bryant
Moonee GE
U ‘S Church
Shaw Camatar
Operations of Highway Explained Topeka session
Kansas highway account outlines a $68 million construction program with $22 million in inter state contracts and $7 million in maintenance. Road study and safety measures are reviewed as traffic has grown from 5.2 billion miles in 1940 to 0.4 billion in 1960. Highway patrol officials cite enforcement and education as factors in reducing deaths from 536 in 1936 to 548 last year.
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Topeka
Highway Department
Highway Patrol
House
Senate
Addison Meschke
Meschke
Kansas
Larry Hughes
Hughes
Cedar Lodge Meeting For Last Rites Of Albert K Lewis
Cedar Lodge No. 103 will hold a special communication Tuesday January 16 at 1 30 p m to confer last rites on Brother Albert K Lewis Services at Gibsons at 2 00 p m Charles Blanchard W M Jay T Klinginsmith Secy
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Albert K. Lewis
Gibsons
Final Exams Week In Chanute Schools 1962
Final exams occupy Chanute schools this week as the first half of the 1961-62 year ends. Juco tests run Monday to Wednesday with Senior High exams Thursday and Friday. A visit by a Oak Ridge nuclear physicist is planned, plus band parties and a rescheduled Kansas City trip for the fifth hour class.
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Chanute
Juco
Kansas City
el Cid
Oak Ridge
Royster
South Carolina Sees First Highway Death Since Jan 10
A highway death occurred last night in Columbia, spoiling an expected first no death weekend on state highways. The Highway Department had reported no fatalities over the weekend and had tracked a gap from January 10 to the latest crash.
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Columbia
S.C
Highway Department
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Freeze
J. W. Johnson
N. Lafayette
Dallas
Tribune
REEOE
Daily Transcript
Priscilla
Tioga Hotel
Bidg
Wall Street
George M. van Vleet
Jennings
Dean Skinner
N. Forrest
Eee
Wilbur
Thompson
James Gordon
Howl
Cutting
Charles Chauncey
Lenora
John Bower
Harry Steeves
Memorial Park Cemetery
Johnson
Charles F. England
Osawatomie
Missouri
Grace Pruitt
First Christian Church
IOOF
Tacoma
Wash
Johnson Mortuary
Darren Cecil Smith
Darren C. Smith
Galesburg
Labette County Medical Center
James E
Rachel Yarnell Smith
Loeatta Dyson
Erie
Methodist Church
James Smith
Coral Ann Gough
Pittsburg
Rachel Smith
Orville Smith
Floyd Smith
Washington
Wilbur Smith
T. A. Whitley
Dennis
Wayne ‘Woodward
Cleo Smith
Edgar Smith
Erie Federated Church
Wayne Newlin
East Hill Cemetery
Engel
Ross Carter
Altoona
Pleasant Valley
Blanche Gregg
John Carter
Loren Fawcett
Neodesha
Diana
Ephesus
Izmir
Turkey
Ray Inman
National Safety Council
Emma V. Prichard
Bryant Rest
Winston Salem
Isaac
John Mitchell
Charles Pritchard
Chelsea
Oklo
Pritchard
Anu Species Vi
Westamerica
I-stop
Savings and Loan
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Fred Harris
Spencer Finney
Emil Lofgren
Myron George
Westamerica Securities, Inc
West Main
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Cedar Lodge
Charles Blanchard
W.M
Jay T. Klinginsmith
Sec’y
South Carolina
Bryants Antiques
The
Chanute Tribune
Bologna
Olson
Biskits
Meadowgold
Pure Creamery
Iimit Ose
Bain
Big
Ozark
Crisco
Olson's
Une
AIC
DO — A
First National Bank
Chanute, Ks
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