Livestock Prices Rise at Kansas City Auction
Kansas City AP reports cattle sales with 1,500 head and hog demand at 25 higher. Steers mostly 25 to 50 up, hogs 25 higher, sows 14.50 to 16.75, lambs steady to 50 lower with top wool lambs 22 to 23.50, soybeans No 1 yellow at 2.91 per bushel.
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Kansas City
New York
Martin M
Admiral Steer Eee
al McCrory
Allied Ch
McDonnell
Minn M&m
Tex
Mobil Oil
Atchison
Monsanto
Atlas Chem
Mont Ward
Avco Corp
Morrells
Fdseneeee
Beech Airc
Nat Gyps Ig Beth Steel
NY Central
Boeing
Bran Airn
Nor N Gas
Nor Pac
Cessna Air Eee
Ogden
Lo Chi Ri Pac
Cam Sat Corp
Curtiss Wr
Reyn
Rod Oseeee
Sears
Gulf Oil Ee
Inter Baker Eee
C P&l
Kan P&l
Livestock price levels from Parsonshogs sale
The report lists current bid ranges for hogs cattle and sheep including US numbers. Hog grades run 200-270 pounds from 11.00 to 20.20 per hundredweight with various sow and stag categories. Cattle cover grain fed steers heifers and calves with prices from 19.00 to 30.00, veals 17.00 to 30.00, cows 11.00 to 20.00, bulls 18.00 to 24.00, and sheep including lambs and ewes cited at 4.50 to 22.00.
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Parsons
U.S
Wholesale egg and butter prices update
Kansas City AP reports wholesale eggs holding steady with large eggs at 80 per cent A 37-38 and mediums at 80 per cent A 3342-35. Butter prices unchanged.
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Kansas City
Chicago Market Report Highlights Meat and Egg Prices
AP market notes from Chicago show live poultry prices steady, butter unchanged, eggs fluctuating with whites and mixed grades around 37 and 33 percent standards. Reporting focuses on daily commodity shifts and wholesale price cues.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Market Report Snapshot
Chicago wheat futures show No 2 hard around 1.68 to 1.69 per bushel and No 2 red near 1.68 to 1.69. Corn No 2 yellow trades near 1.39 per bushel and oats No 1 heavy white are noted in the report.
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Chicago
Chanute Tribune Local News and Market Update
Chanute Tribune outlines staff and subscription rates for a regional paper. Wall Street rally continues with heavy trading in stocks, autos, oils, and tobacco leading gains. electronics and office equipment rise modestly as market peaks in active session.
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New York
Kansas Senate weighs pay raise for lawmakers and mileage
The Kansas Senate committee considers higher expense money for legislators. Proposals would extend mileage to the farthest district point and raise daily and monthly allowances during and between sessions. Leaders differ on necessity amid a perpetual pay contention. Governor Docking urges fair, duty-based setting.
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Topeka
Federal and State Affairs Committee
Kansas Senate
Keith Sebelius
R-Norton
Sebelius
John Conard
Greensburg
Clyde Hill
Yates Center
Glee Smith
R-Larned
Robert Docking
Kansas City Grain Prices Report
Wheat bids stand at 1. appliances. Wheat No. 2 hard and dark ranges from 1.74 to 1.77 with No. 3 at 1.69 to 1.76. Corn trading at 1.39 to 1.55 with various grades. Oats at 0.76 to 0.82. milo maize 2.09 to 2.11. rye 1.10 to 1.13. barley 1.21 to 1.25. Soybeans near 2.77 to 2.84 with sack goods 58.00 to 58.75.
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Kansas City
Kansas Day in Miami and local civic notes
Mr and Mrs Jerry Kustanborter of Turlock California announce the birth of a boy. Earl B McKinney of Miami writes of Kansas Day in Miami on January 29 with a dinner and Kansas entertainment. Ted Gorrell of Chanute is elected president of National Association of Letter Carriers branch 1055, succeeding retired longtime president Frank Sinclair. Arthur Solomon Howard and Byron Miller plan to teach in Tanzania starting February 1. Lt George A Zugmier, Thayer, promoted to captain with the 82nd Division and attending Univac computer programming school in Washington DC. A collision in front of the Emerson residence between Sonja Emerson and Arthur Burghart Caused minor damage to their cars.
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Earl B. McKinney
Miami
Fla
George Donaldson
S. Wilson
Florida
Ted Gorrell
S. Western
National Association of Letter Carriers
Frank Sinclair
Arthur Solomon
Howard
Chanute
Byron Miller
Tanzania
Mtware
Peace Corps
George A. Zugmier
George W. Zugmier
Thayer
U.S. Army
82Nd Division
Univac
Washington, D.C
Sonja Emerson
Denman
Arthur Lee Burghart
Eugene
Ore
Emerson
Ranz Motor Co
Too Busy To Check On Safety At Waterloo Theater
Bernard Duck, 41, Whitby theater manager, testifies he was too busy to follow safety rules at the Waterloo cinema. He was fined 28 dollars for breaches including an unlit exit sign in the 200 year old church hall conversion showing vintage films seven nights a week.
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Whitby
England
Bernard Duck
Waterloo Movie Theater
Duck
Waterloo
Cumberland County
Daily Transcript Hospital Admits and Dismissals Report
Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions include Mrs. Maude Hartzog Humboldt medical and Mrs Alma Jackett 4092 N Highland medical. Also Harry Fisher 2092 E Main surgery Everett Sanders Wichita surgery. Dismissals include Mrs John Gier R 2 C Francis Jackson 126 N Plummer and others. Birth today a boy to Mr and Mrs Robert White 612 S Central. Fire runs Tuesday 8 25 pm one mile north on Plummer and other details. Police Court action Roger K Reno speeding $20 bond posted.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Maude Hartzog
Humboldt
Alma Jackett
N. Highland
Harry Fisher
E. Main
Everett Sanders
Wichita
John Gier
C. Francis Jackson
N. Plummer
William A. Brazil
John Gardner
Pearl Defenbaugh
Stark
Matilda Schulte
Thayer
James Bedenbender
S. Lafayette
James Arth Dwinell
N. Kansas
Robert White
S. Central
Leo la Loge
N. Central
Wilbur Luman
S. Garfield
Leland Clark
Astronuts and POOF Scores in League Meet Highlights
G W high 10 led by J Galemore 187 with high 36 and 499 total. F s high 10 led by G Evans 174 with high 30 and 468 total. POOF 4 session scores list 803 819 729 with contact 2351. Poor 4 high 10 led by M Willis 193 with high 30 and 515 total. BCDs high 10 led by Bowman 205 with high 30 and 498 total. Astronuts total 743 727 692 contact 2164. S & P high 10 led by Patton 161 with high 30 and 449 total.
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J. Galemore
G. Evans
BCD
M. Willis
No Concealment By Londerholm
Atty. Gen. Robert Londerholm cleared himself of concealment in a governor ordered inquiry into possible conflicts of interest involving National Finance Life Underwriters and its subsidiary Farm and Ranch Life Insurance. Londerholm noted his prior KC Commission work and said he could conduct a fair review while Gov. Docking expressed confidence and urged swift action.
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Topeka
Robert Londerholm
Londerholm
Robert Docking
National Finance Life Insurance Underwriters
Kansas Corporation Commission
State Securities Commissioner
Corporation Commission
Sonderholm
Securities Commissioner's
National Finance Life Underwriters Inc
Farm and Ranch Life Insurance
Humboldt Women and OES groups share Kansas heritage event
Humboldt reports show the Humboldt Women’s Club at United Presbyterian Church with a nominating panel Nellie Drollinger Lillian Leabo and C. B. Shepard and a Kansas Our Heritage program by Nell Trueblood. The Humboldt OES met in Masonic Hall with year-end reports and plans for a District School of Instruction on Feb 17 and upcoming invitations to Pittsburg and Uniontown.
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Humboldt
Humboldt Women’s Club
United Presbyterian Church
Martin Henrichs
Nellie Drollinger
Lillian Leabo
C. B. Shepard
Nell Trueblood
Kansas
Muckendorf
Henrichs
Mexico
Bessie van Nice
Jesse van Nice
Humboldt Oes
Masonic Hall
Pittsburg
Uniontown
Winter Concert at Royster Junior High Presented
Royster Junior High holds its annual winter concert in the senior high auditorium Thursday at 7:20. Janice Campbell conducts the orchestra with trumpet solos by Mike Brune and Linda Cox. Tom Campbell leads the A band with selections from Wagner Bernstein and others.
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Royster Junior High School
Janice Campbell
Purcell
Merle Isaac
Verdi
Mike Brune
Linda Cox
Leroy Anderson
Tom Campbell
Katherine K. Davis
Wagner
Bernstein
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Allen, Wilson
Woodson
Chanute Post Office
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Wall Street
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Senate
Kansas City Cash
Intelsat
Hughes Aircraft
Los Angeles
Equator
Earl Mosier
The
First Church of the Open Bible
Lola
Appy
Sandra Hamm
Lola, Kansas
Jerry Kustanborter
Turlock
Calif
Chester Kustanborter
N. Forest
Ansas City
Chanute Sete
Concordia
Dodge City
Knights & Ladies League
Bobs
Ramsey
Daily Transcript
Plummer
Charley Larson
Trafiler
Clarence Webbres
Roger K. Reno
Rozker
W. Main
Docking
William Rensick
W. A. Ronsick
Overland Park
Waii
Cherryvale
Bruender
Karen
Junior Stanley
Merle Sterling
Harvey Mueller
Carol Olson
Beverly Olson
Paula
Charles Tilman
Rita
Chuck
Royster
Woodmere
Paul Revere
Driftwood
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