Market Report Prices Across Livestock and Hogs
Kansas City AP market notes show hogs and cattle prices across multiple categories. Cattle ranges include steers high choice 28.75 29.00, heifers up to 27.50, cows 16.00 17.50, feeders 24.50 29.00. calves, veals, and yearlings listed with varied grades. Hogs reflect barrows and gilts around 25 higher, with sizes 210 225 lb to 260 280 lb noted. sows steady to higher. Sheep and lambs peak at 25.50 26.50 for prime wool and shorn lambs, with many utility and good ranges.
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Kansas City
Market report listing cattle and hog prices by weight
Parson hogs and cattle prices detailed by grade weight and quality. Hogs range from 180 to 270 pounds with sow and boar prices. cattle include grain fed steers and heifers, creep fed calves, stocker and feeder calves, and weight ranges with U.S. choice and good grades and prices.
William O Standley former Erie city marshal dies at 72
William O Standley 72 former Erie city marshal died Saturday after a two year illness at Neo sho Memorial Hospital He was born June 14 1896 in Rogersville Missouri and moved with his family to Kansas later living in Cherokee County He married Grace Siy April 21 1931 and they resided in Centerton Arkansas until 1936 then settled in Erie He is survived by his wife a daughter and three sons seven grandchildren and three brothers Funeral services will be held Tuesday at the Erie Federated Church burial in Hope Cemetery with IOOF rites at the grave Pierce Funeral Home in charge
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William
Neosho County
Delores Priest
San Jose
Calif
Clayton
Charles Standley
Erie
Dawson Standley
Lawton
Okla
Midland
Tex
Luther Standley
Tucker, Go
Erie Federated Church
Erie Ioof Lodge
Harmony Encampment
Obituary notices for Pearl Johnson and Dennis Birdsong
Pearl Johnson 88 of 17 N Forest died at Neosho Memorial Hospital Sunday. She worked 44 years at Western Drilling Tool and Supply and was active in First Presbyterian Church and BPW, retiring 1955. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery after a 2 pm service. Dennis Earl Birdsong Army Signal Corps died in California after medical treatment for bone cancer. funeral with full military rites held in Inglewood. Chanute residents attended from several local and former homes across Kansas and California.
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Pearl Johnson
N. Forest
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Lemuel Johnson
Chanute
Western Drilling Tool and Supply Co
First Presbyterian Church
Hulda Parker
Eastern Star
Chanute Business and Professional Women's Club
BPW
George Wiley
Wheat Ridge
Colo
Wiliam
Audrey) Carmell
Eagle Rock
Ruth Beggs
Kansas City
Kan
Gibson-Koch Chapel
Myron Slater
Elmwood Cemetery
Birdsong
Woodbury College
Los Angeles
Ft. Ord
Calif
Ft. Gordon
U.S. Naval Hospital
Oakland
Charles E. Tripp
C. Richard Tripp
Howard Spurrier
Dean Atkins
Robert Clark
Lee Cain
Independence
Don Burroughs
Newburgh
N. Y
Ray Summers
Vallejo
Kenneth Trip
Manteca
Kenneth Tripp
China Lake
Calvin Webb
Santa Ana
Henry Lambert
Artesia
Rex Birdsong
Downey
Market Turns Mixed as Dow Dips at Noon
Wall Street reports a mixed afternoon with the Dow Jones industrial average down 2.86 at 932.68 at noon. Gains outweighed losses on the New York Stock Exchange by about 150 issues amid fair activity.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Women's Society guests to speak at Wesleyan dinner
Members of the Women's Society of Christian Service will attend a basket dinner hosted by the Wesleyan Service Guild Tuesday night at 6 30 pm Mrs William Lewis will be the speaker.
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Women's Society of Christian Srvice
Wesleyan Service Guild
William Lewis
Funeral Held for Gus Smith in Lola
Mr and Mrs Frank McBeath of 231 S Wilson attended the funeral at Waugh Funeral Home Lola Sunday afternoon. Mrs Smith is McBeaths cousin.
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Frank McBeath
S. Wilson
Gus Smith
Waugh Funeral Home
Lola
Navy court probes Pueblo seizure in CORONADO
In CORONADO California a Navy court of inquiry opened into the seizure of the USS Pueblo and its 3 man crew by North Korea. Cmdr. Lloyd M. Bucher the Pueblo’s skipper was the only crew member present as five admirals heard initial proceedings in what officials expected to be a thorough investigation.
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Coronado
Calif
Pueblo
North Korea
Cmdr
Lloyd M. Bucher
Summons Issued After Three Vehicle Collisions
Police investigated three moving vehicle strikes on stationary cars. Dennis Webster faced a careless driving summons after his 1967 Chevrolet hit Steven Dawson’s 1962 car at 323 W. 3rd, causing substantial damage. A 1964 Volkswagen owned by Mark Bogle was struck by Ralph Berthot’s 1959 Ford near Wayside Club, with minor damage. David Morrison reported his parked car damaged in a Main and Plummer lot incident, including a broken headlight.
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Dennis Webster
Ulysses
Steven Dawson
Webster
Dawson
Mark Bogle
S. Highland
Wayside Club
Ralph Berthot
S. Central
David Morrison
N. Grant
Main and
Plummer
Parsons Man Is Injured In Weekend Crashes
Earl L. Simmons of Parsons suffered a broken arm and leg after his 1964 Chevrolet left a county road north of Galesburg and struck a bridge. He was admitted to Labette County Medical Center at Parsons. The crash caused about $100 bridge damage and total vehicle loss. Earlier Wayne Amos of Erie drove a 1964 Plymouth off a county road south of Erie and hit a mailbox after falling asleep. damages totaled $265 to the car and box.
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Neosho County
George Neely
Earl L. Simmons
Parsons
Labette County
Galesburg
Simmons
Wayne Amos
Erie
Amos
Flights Resume at Tri-City Airport After Cancellations
Frontier Airlines flights resumed at Tri-City Airport on Saturday after two days of cancellations due to murky weather. A northbound Frontier prop jet met minimums with a 400 foot ceiling and one mile visibility, allowing the daily schedule to begin again as 263 passengers have flown Tri-City so far this month, averaging just over 15 per day.
Stepup Attacks Hit Four U.S. Bases and 12 South Vietnamese Posts
Saigon says four U.S. bases and twelve South Vietnamese camps suffered stepped-up mortar and rocket assaults Sunday night. Eight Americans killed and 35 wounded, nine helicopters damaged. Vietnamese losses lighter. Attacks occurred as Paris talks began and intelligence cited a possible winter offensive.
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Saigon
U.S
Paris
Washington
Neglect Seen On Surface By Chanute Leader
Terry Murphy editor of The Tribune spoke at the Jaycee Prayer Breakfast at Hotel Tioga noting Chanute’s neglect in park upkeep and junk removal on public and private property. He urged Jaycees to help clean up parks and remove junk to improve the city’s appearance and growth prospects.
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Chanute
Terry Murphy
the Tribune
Hotel Tioga
Use White Space Make Your Ed Stand Out Like This
A compact guide urges students to employ generous white space in school essays and test answers to improve readability. It highlights margins, line breaks, and paragraph breaks as key tools for clarity and impact.
Supreme Court to hear Captain Noyd's court martial appeal
The Supreme Court agreed to consider Capt. Dale E. Noyd's claim that confinement during a pending military appeal was illegal. Noyd, 34, was jailed at Cannon AFB NM for refusing to train a student pilot for Vietnam duty. The case, urged by the ACLU, may be moot per the Justice Department.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Dale E. Noyd
Air Force
Noyd
Cannon Air Force Base
New Mexico
Air Force Academy
Justice Department
American Civil Liberties Union
Uniform Code of Military Justice
Court of Military Appeals
William C. Douglas
High Court
Douglas
Neosho Memorial Hospital Census and Visiting Note
Daily Transcript reports visiting restricted to one immediate family member. Patient census lists 76 adults and pediatrics and five babies. Includes Saturday and Sunday patient names, addresses, and medical or surgical status. Birth announced for Albert Dorris infant daughter born Erie.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
PTA News at Midway School Meeting Highlights
Mrs Floyd Rus presided at the Midway PTA meeting with Mrs Leonard Carlson leading devotions and Mrs Wayne Jackson as Lincoln school PTA president. Third and fourth graders sang. Ge nda Hutchison won fourth grade reading prize. cancer films Who Me and Sense in the Sun shown. third grade won the room count.
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Midway
Floyd Russell
PTA
Midway School
Leonard Carlson
Carlson
Kansas University
Glenda Hutchison
Lincoln School
Wayne Jackson
Robert Bell
Halle Voss Hall
Irvin Lassman
Police Chief Returns to Work Past Retirement Age
West Warwick Rhode Island police chief Arthur Groleau continued working after reaching 70 and began drawing both his regular pay and a retirement annuity. The town pension plan normally starts at 60 but he remained employed to age 70 before pension payments commenced.
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West Warwick
R.I
Arthur Groleau
Advertising Converts Depression Into Prosperity
Ad copy argues that advertising can transform economic decline into growth and prosperity. It frames promotional effort as a remedy for tough times, linking consumer demand to business recovery and financial well being.
Bauer aids NATO exercise in Germany as communications repairman
Sgt. John E. Bauer of Humboldt participated in a NATO exercise in Germany. A communications equipment repairman with the 2nd Mobile Communications Group at Sembach Air Base, he helped provide communications support at eight sites across the exercise area.
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John E. Bauer
Clarence A. Bauer
Humboldt
Germany
2Nd Mobile Communications Group
Sembach Air Base
Navy Unit Commendation Ribbon Awarded to Fireman Matlock
Fireman William F. Matlock USN son of Mr and Mrs Paul Matlock Chanute is authorized to wear the Navy Unit Commendation ribbon. He serves aboard the heavy cruiser USS Saint Paul which earned the commendation for meritorious service during its last deployment off the coast of Vietnam.
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William F. Matlock
USN
Paul Matlock
Chanute
USS
Saint Paul
Vietnam
Combat Engineer Pfe Rudolph Aguilar in Vietnam
Combat Engineer Pfe Rudolph Aguilar 26 assigned to the 84th Engineer Battalion in Vietnam on December 28. His wife Sara lives at 1135 North Forest. He is son of Mrs Rafael Garcia of Kansas City.
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Pfe
Rudolph Aguilar
84Th Engineer
Vietnam
Sara
N. Forest
Rafaela Garcia
Kansas City
Reeves brothers finish Army repair course at Aberdeen Proving Ground
Finishers Pvt. Terry L. Reeves age 19 and Pvt. Ronald D. Reeves age 18, sons of Mr and Mrs Wayne G Reeves of 201 N Garfield, completed a 14 week automotive repair course on December 20 at the Army Ordnance Center and School Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland. The program trained them in maintenance and repair of engines used in tracked and wheeled Army vehicles.
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Terry L. Reeves
Ronald D. Reeves
Wayne G. Reeves
N. Garfield
Army Ordnance Center
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Army
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