Hog Prices Edge Up as Cattle and Sheep Mixed
Kansas City market report shows cattle at 1,000 head with steers largely steady to weak and high choice at 25.00, hogs at 3,000 head with barrows and gilts up 50-75 and sows up to 25, lambs 21.75-22.50, ewes 6.00-7.50, butter steady.
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Kansas City
M&m
Admiral Seteeree
Mobil Oil
Monsanto
Eewee
Allis Chalee Tewe
Mont Ward Sewer
Morrell
D &M
Apco Oil
Nor Pac
Atchison
Okla G&e
Atlas Chem
Okla N Gaseter
Avco Corp
Peach
Penney JC
Beech Aire
Svasss
Beth Steels
Phill
RCA
Rayonier
Eewne
Sperry
Curtiss Wr
Eee
Ind
Dow
Eagle Pich
Texaco
East Ked
Tidewat Oil
Emre
Ford Mot
Us Steel
Gamble Sk
Util Ee Tee
Gen Dynam
Gen
Elec
Gen Motors U
Westy el
Goodyear Teeter
Dee Gulf Oil Totas
Gulf Wn Ind
Hallibur Eee
Lere Inc Eesen
Hemesti
Indian Head
Inter Baker
KC P&l
KC Sou
Kan G&e
Kan P&l Eee
Market Livestock Prices Include Multiple Grades and Weights
The report lists current bids across cattle hogs veal and sheep with graded ranges for weights from 180 pounds to 300 pounds and up. Prices span hogs from 11 to 19 dollars, cattle from 19 to 24 dollars, veal up to 30 dollars, cows bulls and sheep with varied utilities and quality grades.
Poultry and Dairy Prices Mixed in Chicago Markets
AP reports live poultry prices steady in Chicago trade. Butter remains unchanged as eggs weaken by 2 to 1. Milk products show Grade A whites at 31.5 cents, mixed at 31.5, mediums and standards at 29.0 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Prices Reported by AP
Wheat No 2 hard 1.68 to 1.69 a bushel. No 2 red 1.68 to 1.69. Corn No 2 yellow 1.43. Oats No 2 heavy white 0.94 to 0.95. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.94 to 2.95 a bushel.
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Chicago
Wheat and grain prices from Kansas City market report
AP market summary shows wheat prices sliding to around 1.76 for No. 2 hard and dark hard, with other grades ranging from 1.69 to 1.81. Corn holds near 1.50 to 1.56 for No. 2 white, while soybeans trade around 2.80 to 2.87. Oats and rye list modest changes, with sack prices for bran and shorts at 56.00 to 56.75.
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Kansas City
Market Dips in Late Trading Amid Lower Volume
Wall Street reports a weaker session with heavy trading and about 9.3 million shares changing hands. The market nears its first clear loss of 1967 after consecutive days with more gainers than losers while Broad averages show declines on at least one day.
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New York
Expanded Industrial Development Committee Named in Topeka
Speaker John Conard announced a move expanding the House Industrial Development Committee from nine to nineteen members to reflect growing industrial development. Rep. Rees Hughes of Pittsburg was named chairman and Rep. Ansel Tobias of Lyons as vice chairman. Hughes, a retired Pittsburg State College president, will lead hearings with business, commerce, and education leaders. Eight minor bills were introduced, including a Rooks County tax plan for a county fair and a Grant County tax plan for a county home for the aged. A repeal effort against a Civil War era mob liability statute was also introduced, citing outdated and financially risky implications for cities during riots.
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Topeka
Industrial Development Committee
House
John Conard
Conard
Rees Hughes
Pittsburg
Hughes
Pittsburg State College
Ansel Tobias
R-Lyons
Francis Jacobs
Phillipsburg
Rooks County
Walter Ford
Ulysses
Grant County
W. Lee Cain
Independence
Cain
Man Arrested on Allen County Warrant in Chanute
Police arrest Melvin Stier walt of Chanute yesterday on an Allen County warrant charging non support. He is taken into Allen County custody and transported to Iola for booking.
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Melvin Stierwalt
Chanute
Allen County
Iola
Six Rockets Send Data To Scientists
CAPE KENNEDY Fila AP University of Michigan scientists study data from six Nike Tomahawk rockets launched from Cape Kennedy in a 16 hour period. The probes reached 240 miles in thermosphere ranges 75 to 230 miles high and recorded particle density temperatures and wind variations. Angelo Taiani Nasa project director said signals were received from all six probes during their nine minute flights. Two additional Air Force rockets also launched that Tuesday for weather data.
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Cape Kennedy
Fila
University of Michigan
Earth
Angelo J. Taiani
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Air Force
Leavenworth Expansion Planned at Fort Leavenworth
Gov. Docking was briefed by Maj. Gen. Mike Davison on an August expansion at Fort Leavenworth. The plan enlarges the Command and General Staff College with bigger classes and shorter terms and includes 50 quarters units and a dental facility. An expected 1,100 family units shortage by August is noted as a result of the expansion.
School administrators to attend Kansas council meetings in Wichita
Paul Parsons Gary Church and W H McMurray plan to attend the Kansas Council of School Administrators annual sessions in Wichita over the next three days The Kansas Public Junior College administrators meet there Friday Dean McMurray is secretary Examinations at the junior college end final semester and spring enrollment continues Chanute Public Schools begin second half of the school year County juvenile officer noted.
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Paul Parsons
Gary Church
W. H. McMurray
Kansas Council of School Administrators
Wichita
Kansas Public Junior College
Dean McMurray
Chanute Public Schools
Raymond Wade Visits Leslie Cables in Bartlesville
Raymond Wade of Bartlesville, former Chanute resident and early Tribune carrier, visited Leslie Cables at 215 S Highland yesterday. Wade noted his past connection to the area and his Tribune carrier days.
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Raymond Wade
Bartlesville
Leslie Cables
S. Highland
Wade
Chanute
Tribune
Hyde Guests Dinner at 224 West Fourth
Ensign and Mrs J W Hyde and son of Pensacola Florida and Mrs George C Hyde of Altoona were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs B A Koch at 224 West Fourth Street.
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Ensign
J. W. Hyde
Burglar Suspects Reported For Garage Fire Attempt
A North Lafayette resident told police she saw two boys attempting to set fire to a neighboring garage. She identified the youths to officers, and the report is being referred to the authorities for further action.
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North Lafayette
Docking sets budget message for Tuesday in Topeka
Gov. Robert Docking's budget message to the legislature is rescheduled to 11 a.m. Tuesday January 31 after newsmen requested a later date. The change follows initial plans for a Monday delivery.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Docking
Governor to speak at Kansas Legislature session
Tonight the governor travels to Manhattan for a dinner honoring Leslie Fry of Reno Nevada national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars who will address a joint session of the Kansas Legislature on Thursday.
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Kansas Air National Guard
Manhattan
Leslie Fry
Reno
Nev
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kansas Legislature
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Patient census lists 73 in hospital with adults and pediatrics including two babies. Tuesday admissions include Mrs Thomas Tenniman Orville Hedges Jesse Johnston Bradley Watts Mrs Clarence Cross Escal Fskridge Adolf Brown. Birth records show a boy to Mr and Mrs Donald Richardson. Dismissals Tuesday include several patients and today’s admissions feature Sharon Grant while multiple discharges are noted. Fire run reports 2 0 p m on Katy railroad right of way East 14th for grass and railroad ties.
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Craig Lee
Grant A. Krout
N. Highland
Vernon E. Myers
William Baldwin
Thomas E. Mitchell
N. Garfield
Sharon Grant
Thayer
Susan Graham
S. Evergreen
Harry E. Fisher
E. Main
Wilbur Lyman
S. Garfield
Gilbert Horn
W. Elm
Harold Swanson
Elsmore
Floyd L. Bockover
S. Santa Fe
Gerald Dean Yockey
Humboldt
Katy
East 14Th
Deaths and Funerals Reflect Raytown Mrs Neyhart
Word of the death of Mrs Ruth Ellen Neyhart 46 in Raytown Mo from a heart condition was received by her aunt Mrs J E Bradshaw. She was born April 21 1920 in Chanute and married F C Neyhart in 1943. Funeral arrangements are in Raytown with burial in Kansas City Memorial Park Cemetery. The memorial services for Edith Howerton and Orie Lee Rice were held at Johnson Chapel with rites and burials following.
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F. C. Neyhart
Ruth Ellen Neyhart
Raytown
J. E. Bradshaw
C. W. MacLeland
Chanute
Chanute High School
Kansas City
Neyhart
Kathelyn
Gae
Kathy
Wichita
Mildred Elliott
Port Orford
Ore
C. W. McLeland, Jr
John E. McLeland
Great Bend
Kansas City Memorial Park Cemetery
Howerton
Edith Howerton
Johnson Chapel
Duff D. Wagoner
Hazel Slane
Clint Johnson
Gertrude Baird
R. L. Christie
W. E. Lewis
Floyd Arnold
Harold Claus
Nathan Hole
Felix Bouray
Charles Wampler
Elmwood Cemetery
Tighter Laws On Gambling Are Urged
Atty. Gen. Robert C. Sonderholm urged three measures to tighten Kansas gambling laws. He proposed making ownership of coin operated gambling devices a crime and enabling seizure without proving gambling use. He urged amending the private club law to revoke licenses for stamp purchases and give the alcohol control director authority to suspend or revoke licenses when gambling devices are found.
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Topeka
Robert C. Sonderhelm
Sonderholm
House
John Coward
Greensburg
Glee Smith
R-Larned
Senate
Alcoholic Beverage Control Office
New York Soprano to Sing at Lindsborg Messiah Festival
Nadja Witkowska of New York was named the soprano soloist for Bethany College Lindsborg's 86th Messiah Festival on March 1926. She has performed with the New York City Opera Cincinnati Opera and the Pittsburgh Opera.
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Lindsborg
Kan
Nadja Witkowska
New York
Bethany College
New York City Opera
Cincinnati Opera
Pittsburg Opera
Rates and circulation terms from Chanute publication
The notice lists subscription rates by period and method for Chanute readers and boxholders. It specifies mail and carrier options, with annual, six month, and three month terms, plus a $1.70 monthly carrier rate payable in advance. It notes Associated Press rights and local news republication exclusivity.
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Ounwares
Chanute
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