Kansas City Livestock Market Report From AP
Livestock prices across hogs sheep and cattle show steady to higher trends. Barrows and gilts 190 to 275 pounds mostly 16.25 to 16.75 with heavier ranges up to 17.25. sows 13.50 to 14.50. sheep lambs steady with ewes stronger. cattle and calves up to 50 higher with high 22.50 to 23.75 for choice slaughter steers and 21.25 to 22.50 for heifers. feeders and calves mixed with various price bands for different weights and grades. Breeding bulls 16.50 to 18.50.
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Kansas City
Parsons Livestock Prices Across Hogs Cattle Veal and Bulls
Summary of regional livestock quotes listing U S No 1 and 2 hog grades from 16 75 to 17 15 for 19 to 240 pounds and varying weights up to 270 pounds, sows and bears price ranges, grain fed steers and heifers between 18 and 22 50, standards down to 12, stocker and feeder calves priced around 18 to 23 50, veal prime 24 to 26 50, cows utility and commercial 13 to 14 25, heiferette up to 16 50, canners 10 to 12, stock cows 13 to 15, bulls 14 50 to 16 50.
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Parsons
U.S
Choice Bologna
Friendly Thoughts Pebble Ripple Effect Poem Card
A short verse about kindness and smiling spreads warmth through ripples. The text invites readers to smile at others, noting how friendly gestures return and brighten days. Contact details listed: 16 N. Forest, Phone HE 15440.
Kansas City Egg and Poultry Price Summary
AP reports consumer eggs vary by size with large A 21 to 25 cents, medium A 20 to 23, small A 17 to 18. Wholesale values show large 24 to 26, mediums 23 to 25, all at 80 percent. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers priced at farm 14 to 15 delivered 14 to 16. Butter prices steady: grade A lb solid 69 or quarter 70.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Chicago Produce Prices Steady Across Butter Eggs
AP report from Chicago notes butter prices steady with grade breakdowns including AA 93 score at 57 percent and A 57 percent. Eggs also steady with whites at 70 percent or better grade and percentages for mixed mediums standards and other grades.
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Chicago
Wall Street edges higher as market data shows mixed bonds
Wall Street in New York finished a bit higher with trading active and about 5.6 million shares today. Aerospace and several airlines lagged while corporate and U.S. bonds showed mixed moves after a volatile session.
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New York
Three Members Named To Represent House
The Kansas House of Representatives adopted a resolution appointing Reps. Joseph Mikesic James P. Buchee and Henry Watkins to represent the House at the funeral of Rep. Lester Perkins who died Friday of an apparent heart attack Services will be in Independence Tuesday at 2 p.m. The House also paid tribute to former member R. Roy Taylor of Dodge City who died recently.
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Topeka
Kansas House of Representatives
Lester Perkins
Independence
Clyde Hill
Joseph Mikesic
Kansas City
James P. Buchee
Cedar Vale
Henry Watkins
Erie
House
R. Roy Taylor
Dodge City
Kansas Projects Requested by LBJ for Navigation and Water Projects
President Johnson asked for appropriations for a broad program in Kansas covering navigation flood control power reclamation water storage and beach erosion. The request lists numerous construction planning and survey items across towns such as Atchison Elk City Lawrence Marion Merriam Milford Osawatomie Perry Topeka and Wichita along with multiple reservoir projects and river surveys.
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Washington
Johnson
Engineer
Kansas
Atchison
Elk City
Lawrence
Marion
Rysville
Merriam
Milford
Osawatomie
Perry
Topeka
Big Hill
Clinton
Cow Creek
Hutchinson
Fort Scott
Grove
Kansas City
Arkansas River
Great Bend
Martin Dam
Kan
Colo
Cimarron River
Okla
N. M
Kansas River
Mud Creek
Cottonwood River
Shunganunga
Minor accident investigated at 5:15 p.m. in Santa Fe
Police investigated a minor collision at 9S Santa Fe around 5:15 p.m. Saturday involving Donna D. Bri ley of 303 N Forest and Arvol Herdan. Fredonia Herdan was cited for driving without a license and posted a $10 bond.
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Santa Fe
Donna D. Briley
N. Forest
Arvol Herdan
Fredonia Herdan
Accident on Santa Fe injures three cars on Main Street
Police reported at 1 25 p m Saturday an accident on Santa Fe between 1st and Main involving three cars. Harry Scott 501 W 2nd said his son shifted his running 1952 Buick into gear causing a chain collision with a parked 1965 Chevrolet owned by Ira Carl 1 E Main. The Carl car hit a parked 1964 Ford owned by Gerald Morris 1027 S Highland with damage to the Morris back bumper and trunk lid and minor damage to the Carl rear. Transmission damage was possible on both cars.
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Santa Fe
Harry Scott
Scott
Ira Carl
E. Main
Carl
Gerald Morris
S. Highland
Morris
Town Tradition of Yugoslavia Waiters Family Ties
PUHOVAC Serbia AP reports a village with 50 families, each with at least one waiter. The Andric family has seven waiters in cities, while six Sebic family members also work as waiters, illustrating a town driven by a shared profession.
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Puhovac
Yugoslavia
Andric
Sebic
Mrs McMurtry Pleads Guilty in Embezzlement Case
INDEPENDENCE Kan AP Thelma L McMurtry former Montgomery County register of deeds pleaded guilty to embezzlement charges and was sentenced to up to five years in the Kansas Industrial Farm for Women She had served as register of deeds from 1943 until resigning last October over a 10 year audit that found 53030 in shortages.
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Independence
Kan
Thelma L. McMurtry
Montgomery County Register of Deeds
Kansas Industrial Farm
Rioting Students Burn Homes in Hue Vietnam
In Hue a mob of about 10,000 anti government demonstrators attacked and burned the home of a regional police chief as part of protests against Premier Tran Van Huong. Demonstrations spread to four other central cities while Saigon braces for Buddhist tensions. Police and troops did not intervene.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Hue
Government Information Service
Tran van Huong
Notable deaths and funerals in Chanute area
Mrs. Etta Blanche Wheeler 176 of Chanute dies at Coffeyville Memorial Hospital after years of illness. Born 1887 in Knob Noster Missouri, she married Lincoln C. Wheeler in 1906 and lived in Sedalia Smithville Osawatomie Chanute Coffeyville. Survived by son Joe Wheeler sister Ruth Fullerton grandson. Funeral Tuesday at Koch-Skinner with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs. C. W. Lanyon 79 dies in Albuquerque after years of illness. Surviving daughter and son, funeral Thursday in Horton Caney Funeral Home arranging. Mrs. Jeannettie Fleming 22 Erie dies, survivor daughters and many grandchildren. Memorial service Tuesday at Erie Federated Church, burial East Hill Cemetery. Dr. Joseph H. Nelson 42 Kansas City polio victim dies at home after 14 years in iron lung. KU and KU Medical grads. Navy veteran. brother John Nelson survives. Funeral Tuesday at First Methodist Church Chanute, burial Elmwood Cemetery.
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Etta Blanche Wheeler
Chanute
Coffeyville Memorial Hospital
She
Knob Noster
Isaac N. Cooper
Pettis County
Paola
Lincoln C. Wheeler
Sedalia
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Smithville
Tex
Osawatomie
Wheeler
Joe C. Wheeler
Coffeyville
Ruth Fullerton
Koch-Skinner Funeral
Robert W. Scott
First Presbyterian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Ford Funeral Home
Koch-Skinner
C. W. Lanyon
Albuquerque
N. Mex
J. Wilfred
Bill) Johnson
N. Lafayette
Horton
Caney Funeral Home
Edwards
H. E. Pugh
Portland
Ore
Glenn Raney
Erie
Clif Walker
Santa Ana
Calif
Ray Walker
Vancouver
Wash
Erie Federated Church
Wayne Newlin
Nick Fennema
Joseph H. Nelson
Kansas City
Nelson
Borger
Ruth Mary Gardner
University of Kansas
Lawrence
James Gardner
Yale University
Harley Nelson
Dr. Nelson
Santa Fe
Abilene
Newton
University of Kansas Medical School
Nu Sigma Nu
Sigma Chi
Texas
John Nelson
Lafayette
Ind
First Methodist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Amelia H Smith obituary notices Humboldt resident dies
Mrs. Amelia H. Smith, 87, of Humboldt, died Saturday evening at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Born October 18, 1877, in Woodson County, she lived in Humboldt most of her life except ten years in St Petersburg, Florida. She was married.
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Amelia H. Smith
Humboldt
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Woodson County
St. Petersburg
Fla
Daily Transcript hospital admissions and dismissals summary
Daily Transcript records Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions and dismissals across Saturday and Sunday, listing patients by name and home, with medical or surgical designation. Additional admissions and dismissals for today include Andrews VanWickle, W B Brown from Buffalo, and Louise Walter plus others at various local addresses.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Keith Swanson
Elsmore
Rita E. Olson
Humboldt
Vern Smith
Ray Babcock
Thayer
Shelton Propst
S. Allen
Frank Vaughn
N. Lafayette
Ben Yates
Eric
Byrle Haynes
N. Garfield
Irwin Emerson
W. 2Nd
William Herder
Yates Center
Leigh Dannenberg
Wayne Summers
W. 4Th
Ed Crowe
S. Highland
Cora Deeds
Westview
Cole Leverenz
W. Main
R. J. Childers
Sarah Miller
Edith
Delbert E. Taylor
Andrew VanWickle
S. Kansas
W. B. Brown
Buffalo
Louise Walter
Wilbur Stockebrand
Kenneth Kuhn
S. Lincoln
Marc Hoofnagle
S. Denman
Traffic Fatalities Log For January 1965
AP report from Topeka shows Kansas traffic death log for the first 30 days of January 1965 totaling 48 deaths up to 9 a.m. Monday, compared with 44 deaths in the same period of 1964. The data outlines daily fatality counts and notes a slight rise year over year.
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Topeka
Kansas
Obituary of Joel E. Smith 1898 1960 in Humboldt
Joel E. Smith died February 13 1960 at age 61 with four sisters and two brothers surviving. Funeral at Price Funeral Home at 2 p m Tuesday officiated by Rev Gene Taylor. Burial in Mount Hope Cemetery Humboldt area.
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Joel E. Smith
Minnie Golobay
Fowler
Nelle Holsapple
Lillian Leabo
Mary Hays
Humboldt
Charles
Fred Hartwig
Price Funeral Home
Gene Taylor
Mount Hope Cemetery
Richard D. Cloke Trial Underway in Erie Court
Richard D. Cloke, Chanute youth, faces a rape charge in district court at Erie. Jury selection finished this morning and evidence hearings start after noon. He is free on bond and also faces a separate jail breaking charge from an escape at the county jail in September.
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Erie
Richard D. Cloke
Chanute
Cloke
Chanute Tribune publisher and staff list and notices
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles including Dwight McCreight as publisher and Dwight Wallingford as news editor. It notes circulation management and advertising, with a standard post office paid status and Associated Press membership details. Subscription rates are provided for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties.
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Chanute Tribune
Highland Chanute
Kansas
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
John Hovorka
Leland Lowe
Ben Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Neosho
Allen
Wilson
Woodson
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