Hog Price Higher In Kansas City Markets
AP dispatch from Kansas City reports hog prices with barrows and gilts up to 25 per head, sows 25-50 higher, varying by weight. Lambs show gains to 50, sheep and feeders mixed. Cattle and calves trends show steer and heifer declines or steady, with mixed feeder and slaughter quotes across multiple weight classes. Chicago live poultry prices are largely unchanged to 1 higher with roasters and White Rock fryers listed.
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Chicago
Parsons Livestock Market Prices Summary
Parsons market reports hogs cattle and sheep pricing. Hogs include U S No 1 and 2 weights 190-240 pounds at 16.50 to 17.20 per cwt and 250-279 pounds at 16.00 to 16.50. Sows 11.50 to 13.00 for 300 pounds, heavier sows 10.00 to 11.00, bears 8.00 to 12.00. Cattle show Castle grain fed steers and heifers at 21.50 to 22.50 for U S choice, 18.00 to 21.00 good, 14.00 to 18.00 standards. Veal prim 21.00 to 22.50, commercial 12.0 to 15.00. Cows utility 13.0 to 14.25, heiferette up to 16.50, stock cows 13.00 to 15.00. Bulls commercial 14.50 to 16.50, breeding 16.50 to 18.50. Sheep good and choice lambs up to 20.00, feeder lambs 14.00 to 17.00, slaughter ewes 3.00 to 5.00.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Castle
Daily Transcript Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions and dismissals listed for Neosho Memorial Hospital Humboldt and surrounding areas across Saturday Sunday and today. Includes names Mrs Maude Anderson Mrs Maude Krider Mrs Sherman Dunkin and others with addresses and medical or surgical notes. Also notes a traffic citation for Arthur V W Beker for failing to observe a stop sign.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Ben Yates
Eric
Cora Deeds
Westview Nursing Home
Clara Robertson
S. Garfield
Howard Lear
Humboldt
George Alien
S. Plummer
Maude Anderson
S. Forest
Edwin Dillon
N. Forest
Forest Frederick
Charles Hines
Escar Eskridge
S. Allen
John Sallee
Lavenburg
Lester Gaddis
N. Central
Dallas C. Hart
S. Santa Fe
Juanita Trabue
Napa
Calif
Howard Wilson
S. Evergreen
Kenneth Kuhn
Egg and butter prices hold steady across markets
Kansas City AP notes consumer eggs unchanged with large eggs at 24 27 cents, mediums 22 24, small 17 19, and large at 24 cents wholesale. Large eggs wholesale 89 cents, mediums 80 cents. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers at farm 14 cents, delivered to plant 14 1/2 to 15 1/4 cents. Butter unchanged grade A at 69 cents per pound and grade A quarter 70 cents.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Chicago Produce and Dairy Price Snapshot Segments
Chicago AP reports butter prices steady with grade AA at 93 score and other grades listed, milk and eggs showing minor shifts. The piece notes eggs easy with prices unchanged to one cent lower, and references various grade distinctions and percentages in 70 per cent or better grade A whites.
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Chicago
Chanute Tribune Publishes Local News and Rates
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles and contact offices with publication details. Subscription rates are shown for Neosho and Woodson Counties, and surrounding areas, including annual and half-year terms.
Chicago grain prices mixed across cereals and soybeans
Chicago AP reports no wheat sales in the update. Corn prices listed include No 3 yellow at 1.25, No 4 yellow at 1.21, No 5 yellow at 1.19, sample grade yellow at 1.10. Oats show No 1 extra heavy white at 79.2, No 1 heavy white at 78, No 2 heavy white at 79. Soybeans priced at No 1 yellow 2.99 4 and No 3 yellow 3.01.
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Chicago
Kansans Attend Kansas Day Get Together in Florida
Luke Lasley remains hospitalized at Stormont-Vail after surgeries on Jan 7 and 12. Peggy Hunt, 18, jailed for disorderly conduct, released on $10 bond. Mrs. Dale Anderson reports $15 savings stamps taken from daughter's purse. Kansans in Florida plan Kansas Day event on Jan 9 at La Casita Coconut Grove with 6:45 p.m. dinner and film Any Number Can Play. Valentino Orozco Banuelos arrested for intoxication with added assault and battery charge. held for hearing or bond.
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Peggy Hunt
N. Evergreen
Dale Anderson
W. Pine
Florida
Coconut Grove
Miami
Valentino Orozco Banuelos
Holly
Colo
Ted Gould
Ted
Hubcap Theft Reported From 1957 Chevrolet
Harold Markham of 820 N Forest reported to police that a hubcap was stolen from his 1957 Chevrolet on Saturday night.
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Harold Markham
N. Forest
Rear-axle damage in minor 1955 Ford crash
Police estimated $35 damage to the left rear of a 1955 Ford driven by 16 year old Tommy Ogden of 101 S. Steuben after a rear-end collision at 110 W. Main about 4 50 p m Saturday. Lee Williams 45 of 102 N Western struck the Ogden car from behind. Williams 1946 Chevrolet sustained no listed damage.
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Tommy Ogden
S. Steuben
W. Main
Lee Williams
N. Western
Ogden
Sigler Participates in MEDLAND EX 1-65 Amphibious Exercise
Boilerman Fireman Apprentice Johnnie J. Sigler USN son of Mr and Mrs L A Sigler of 107 N Grant participated Jan 6 15 in MEDLAND EX 1-65 while aboard destroyer USS Stickell. The exercise on Porto Scudo and Cape Teulada Sardinia trained Marine and fleet units in full scale amphibious operations.
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Johnnie J. Sigler
USN
L. A. Sigler
N. Grant
Stickell
Porto Scudo
Cape Teulada
Sardinia
Wentworth Band Parade Escort Petterson Clarinets Leader
Dave Petterson, grandson of Mrs. Dave Petterson and son of Mr. and Mrs. John Petterson, will march with the Wentworth Band at the inaugural parade. He plays the clarinet and resides at 808 South Central in Kansas City.
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Wentworth Band
Dave Petterson
S. Central
John Petterson
Kansas City
Sunday Guests at the Rickerson Home
Sunday visitors at 622 S. Malcolm, the Charles Rickerson residence, included five children and sixteen grandchildren. Attendees listed were Merton Reed and spouse with Janet Lesa and Todd Towanda. Jim Rickerson and Brenda Christi Rusty James Kathleen Florado. Barbara Lynch Cheryl Lloyd Ann Duey Chanute. Tom McAdam with Brian Freddie Moran. Max Rickerson with Tammy and Dale Iola.
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Charles Rickerson
S. Malcolm
Merton Reed
Janet
Lesa
Todd
Towanda
Jim Rickerson
Brenda
Christi
Rusty
James
Kathleen
Florado
Barbara Lynch
Cheryl
Lloyd
Ann
Duey
Chanute
Tom McAdam
Brian
Freddie
Moran
Max Rickerson
Tammy
Dale
Iola
Wall Street Closes Near New High On Heaviest Volume
The New York stock market held near a fresh high late trading as volume reached an estimated 5.6 million shares. Gains of fractions to about a point outpaced a similar wave of modest losses. Corporate bonds mixed while U.S. government bonds remained steady. A coin-box theft occurred at the Tioga Hotel taproom yesterday or today with no immediate loss estimate. Funeral services were held for Betty Jean Nelson at Bethel Lutheran Vilas with burial at Hosey Hill Cemetery Weir.
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New York
U.S
Tioga
Nelson
Betty Jean Nelson
Bethel Lutheran Church
Vilas
Arthur Solomonson
Hosey Hill
Weir
Paul Anderson
Harriet Larson
Rock of Ages
Neil Nelson
Elmer Anderson
Deaths and Funerals for Carl McCann and Joseph Wasser
Carl R. McCann 71 Virgil died Sunday at KU Medical Center after illness. Survived by wife Mary Rus sell seven grandchildren three sons and a daughter. Funeral 10 30 Wednesday at Virgil Graveside service 2 30 Independence Cemetery. Joseph Wasser 115 N Evergreen died Saturday after three weeks illness. Retired plant manager born 1886 Axtell. Survives wife one son four grandchildren two brothers two sisters. Johnson Mortuary in charge.
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Carl R. McCann
Virgil
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Jacksonville
Ill
Robert McCann
Mary Burtle
Mary Russell
George
Topeka
James
Sapulpa
Okla
Frank
Sandusky
Ohio
Bill
Florence) Lewis
Iola
Charles
Hazel) Marach
Wichita
Clement
Nina) White
Buffalo
Dee
Methodist Church
Independence Cemetery
Joseph Rt. Wasser
N. Evergreen
First Presbyterian Church
Fred Shaw
Donovan Infant Stillborn in Athens Greece
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Donovan was stillborn in Athens Greece on Saturday. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mitchell of 1302 W 4th and Mr. and Mrs. G E Donovan Jr of 202 N Highland. The couple also has a daughter Tracy and a son Jeff.
Oil the Squeaky Wheels of Friendliness
A neighbor helps two girls with a squeaky tricycle by oiling its wheels. The tale urges addressing conflict at the source with friendliness and diplomacy to avoid offense and foster cooperation. It suggests many troubles could be solved by quiet, proactive care rather than complaint.
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Dean Skinner
Chanute Tribune Highlights January 18 1965
Chanute Tribune edition from Monday January 18 1965 highlights local events. Includes community notices, brief sports results, and civic updates impacting Chanute and surrounding area.
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The
Chanute Tribune
A Gorgeous Tan For Dick Guinotte
Dick Guinotte reports a sunny Florida trip with grandparents and a cousin. He earned travel money from a paper route and bought the trip home with savings. He swam daily, met Ted Williams and Flipper, and visited Key West and the Florida Keys. Dick is an eighth grader at St Patrick's School and part of a large Guinotte family.
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Dick Guinotte
James E. Guinotte
S. Highland
James G. Guinette
Kansas City
Ted Williams
Flipper
Key West
Florida Keys
St. Patrick's School
Guinotte
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Mars
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Chicago Grain
Luke Lasley
Stormont-Vail Hospital
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Wall Street
Herman Anderson
Everett Nelson
Rudolph Nelson
Roy Larson
Roy
Gibson Funeral Home
Wasser Service
Axtell
Marie Drum
Irving
Presbyterian Church
AF and
BPOE
Hulda Parker Chapter
OBS
White Shrine of
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Joseph G. Wasser
Jay Wasser
Hollywood
Fla
Clifford Wasser
Dallas
R. O. McKee
Oklahoma City
E. M. Boxell
Johnson Mortuary
Calvert
Coats
China Service
China
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Vick
Baume
Ben-Gay
Koch-Skinner Memorial
Tribune
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Joseph R. Wasser
Roy D. Adams
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Jay T. Klinginsmith
Sec'y
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