Kansas City Livestock Prices Snap Shot
AP livestock report shows hogs barrows and gilts 25 lower to 16.50 for various weights, sows 25 higher to 14.75 for larger groups. Sheep lambs 25-50 higher, ewes steady, lambs top at 23.75 with knit in 22.75-23.25 range. Cattle calves and feeders mixed, steers 22.50-23.75, heifers 21.50-23.10, calves 14.50-18.00, breeders 16.50-18.50. Sheep overall: finished lambs up to 21.75, wool 18-20, feeder lambs 15-17, slaughter ewes 3-5, breeding ewes 5-8.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Chanute Tribune local staff and publication notes
Chanute Tribune masthead lists Dwight MacCreight publisher, Dwight Wallingford news editor, Joan Hovora advertising manager, Mrs. Leland Lowe circulation mgr, Ber Nicolas composing foreman, Dorsey Osborn press foreman. Paper published evenings except Sunday, second class matter, postage paid at Chanute post office. Member of Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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Chanute Tribune
Highlane Chanute
Kansas
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight Maccreight
Dwight Wallingford
Joan Hovor
Leland Lowe
Ber Nichelas
Foreman Dorsey Osborn
Chanute Kansas
Egg price report from Kansas City market
Kansas City market report from AP shows wholesale prices for eggs and other produce. Large eggs 80 percent and 22 to 25 cents. mediums 80 percent at 23 to 25 cents. wholesale large eggs 25 to 27 cents. overall unchanged for other produce.
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Kansas City
Poultry and dairy prices hold steady in Chicago report
AP notes live poultry prices unchanged to 2 cents higher with roasters at 23 to 26 cents and special fed White Rock fryers at 19 to 20 cents. Butter remains steady as eggs firm with 70 percent or better grade A whites at 26 1/2, mixed 25 1/2, mediums 23 1/2, standards 24 1/2 cents per dozen.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain report lists grain prices and bids
Chicago AP notes no wheat or soybean sales. Corn prices quoted: No 3 yellow 1.282, No 4 yellow 1.2424', No 5 yellow 1.17. Oats prices listed: No 1 extra heavy white 77 texto 478'2, No 2 extra heavy white 775s, No 2 heavy white 76 54, No 2 white 75'2. Soybean oil 11.75.
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Chicago
Wheat and grain futures show modest losses in Kansas City
AP routing notes fall in grain markets with No 2 hard and dark hard wheat at 1.61 to 1.64 and No 3 1.56 to 1.62, No 2 red wheat 1.58 to 1.63, corn up about a penny with No 2 yellow 1.31 to 1.34, oats steady, white No 2 76 to 83, soybeans 2.83 to 2.87, mile maize 2.12, rye 0.121, barley 1.11 to 1.15, sacked bran 44.00 to 44.75, sacked shorts 41.50 to 42.25.
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Kansas City
Shorts
Wall Street Mixed In Active Afternoon Trade
Wall Street showed a mixed session in heavy trading as about 5.7 million shares changed hands. Early gains faded with most major stocks posting fractional moves, while corporate bonds were mixed and U.S. government bonds fell.
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New York
U.S
Plan to Buy 2 Locations In Santa Fe Park Development
City plans two parking changes and Main Street widening after a Burgwin and Martin traffic study. Bids for the project are set for February 8 to widen Main Street and add off street parking. The commission also discussed a long range plan with architect Jim Blessing, prioritizing a tourist camping area and changes to Ist, 2nd, Lincoln, Evergreen blocks. City Clerk Howard Parsons gave the invocation.
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Cr Ist
Lincoln
Evergreen
Memorial Building
Jim Blessing
Santa Fe Park
Death of Ernest W. Olson at 52 in Chanute
Ernest W. Olson 52 of 604 S Lincoln died yesterday afternoon at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a heart attack born July 25 1912 at Elsmore employed by the State Highway Commission since 1955 member of First Methodist Church married Bernice Weitzel July 21 1937 at Savenburg now survived by his wife sons Duane and Robert two sisters Mrs O T Johnson Tulsa and Mrs Leicester Serrin Wichita and two grandchildren funeral Wednesday 2 pm at First Methodist Church conducted by Dr Duff D Wagoner burial in Friends Home Cemetery Stark Kooi Skinner Memorial Home in charge of arrangements
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Ernest W. Olson
S. Lincoln
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Elsmore
State Highway Commission
First Methodist Church
Bernice Weitzel
Savenburg
Chanute
Duane
Robert Olson
Parsons
O. T. Johnson
Tulsa
Leicester Serrin
Wichita
Duff D. Wagoner
Friends Home Cemetery
Stark
Kooi- Skinner Memorial Home
Funeral service for Neal Kimble at Johnson Mortuary
Neal Leon Kimble's funeral was held Monday at Johnson Mortuary with Rev. William J. Baldwin officiating. Singers Mrs. Dale Stemple, Dick Bohling, and Mrs. Hazel Slane performed "Sweet Peace" and "Just a Closer Walk With Thee." Pallbearers included Jim Fehr, David David, Connie Walsh, Jim Jensen, Charles Lesher, and Hubert Van Leeuwen. Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery.
KU Head Views Juco Proposal
Dr. W Clarke Wescoe KU chancellor urged a statewide master plan for higher education at a Parsons Chamber dinner. He warned Kansas has three separate systems and said junior college expansion alone won’t relieve university enrollments while noting fiscal control gaps and the need to finance and develop a Kansas plan using state citizens.
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Parsons. Kan
Kansas
Wescoe
Kansas Legislative Council
Wichita State University
Santa Fe Officials Report Switch Lights Removed
Santa Fe officials told police that switch lights were taken from railroad yard switches last night and several switches were turned day and night. A buffet dinner is planned at 6 30 by the past worthy matrons of the chapter, followed by a reception at the lodge.
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Santa Fe
Police Department
Lodge
Local man suffers chemical burn blast at home
Clarence Klauman of 915 S. Forest was burned when a chemical compound in a sink drain reacted and blew back on him. He was admitted to Neosho Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Clarence Klauman
S. Forest
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Police Investigate Rear-End Crash on West Main Street
Police investigated a 3:35 p.m. yesterday accident at 1029 W Main when a pickup struck the rear of a car driven by Lela B. Jackson 48 of 116 N Plummer. Virgil W Douglas 40 of 902 S Wilson drove the pickup. Damages: 200 to Jacksons 1963 Buick and 300 to Berthot Constructions 1959 Ford truck. Jackson stopped suddenly for a car in front that drove on and was not identified.
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W. Main
Lela B. Jackson
N. Plummer
Virgil W. Douglas
S. Wilson
Berthot Construction
Dawsons to Move to Monroe for Research Chemist Post
Mr and Mrs Raymond Daw son of Tulsa will move to Monroe Louisiana where Dawson will serve as a research chemist for Olin Mathieson Company until September He will also study under a fellowship from the Institute of Paper Chemistry beginning in the fall The Institute is a graduate school affiliated with Lawrence University Appleton Wisconsin and is the only one of its kind in the country They plan to move to Appleton in September Dawson graduates from Tulsa University this month Mrs Dawson completed degree requirements at Emporia State College in November Both are Chanute High School and Junior College alumni Mrs Ione Jordan Norton Worthy Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter of Kansas will visit the Sunflower Chapter CES Wednesday
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Raymond Dawson
Tulsa
Chanute
Burl O'Connor
N. Lafayette
E. D. Dawson
Monroe
Dawson
Olin Mathieson Company
Institute of Paper Chemistry
Lawrence University
Appleton
Wis
Tulsa University
Emporia State College
Chanute High School
Bolzes Return From Illinois Trip
Mr and Mrs Emmett Bolze of 107 S Tennessee traveled to Chicago and Joliet Illinois and returned home last night.
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Emmett Bolze
Tennessee
Chicago
Joliet, Ill
Painter Mrs Grimes Showcases Works Across States
Mrs Paschal Grimes of 623 S Lincoln spoke at the Coffeyville Branch of the National League of American Pen Women meeting at Independence Museum. She reported selling portraits, still lifes and landscapes, with her paintings placed in 16 states and two foreign countries.
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Paschal Grimes
S. Lincoln
Coffeyville
National League of American Pen Women
Independence Museum
Costs Higher Costs Higher TOPEKA
AP report outlines Kansas state government’s 1965 budget needs. Gov. Avery to present a plan likely totaling about 500 million dollars, up from 443 million. Key issue is school financing. educators seek 40 to 50 million, Avery may propose 25 to 30 million. Revenue gap grows with sales tax and general funds.
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Topeka
Kansas
William H. Avery
Avery
Cropland Program Deadline Set for February 12
Farmers may enter the crop land conversion program of the ASCS through February 12, when applications close. The program allows grazing on new grassland with specified management practices. After deadlines, fund availability will influence how many plans are approved, ASCS office manager Ralph Willson said.
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ASCS
Ralph Willson
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Report Daily Transcript
Daily hospital notice lists admissions on Sunday and Monday for Fred Hess Humboldt and others with addresses in Humboldt Yates Center Neodesha Napa Calif. Dismissals include Mrs Guffey Swanson and Wayne Summers. Police citations issued for speeding improper passing and parking. several fines and bonds noted. Fire runs include wash gasoline cleanup on 208 West Main and New Hope Baptist church fire damage check.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Fred Hess
Humboldt
Mildred French
E. Main
Leland Paquette
S. Larson
Kenneth Jerome II
W. 3Rd
Edward Stuber
Yates Center
Dana Dorst
W. Oak
Carl McCarty
Neodesha
Clarence Lewis
Edward Ingram
Rollin Hutton
W. Main
Ed Crowe
S. Highland
Homer Walker
Gene Bilyeu
S. Allen
Clarence Klauman
S. Forest
Juanita Trabue
Napa
Calif
James Guffey
Keith Swanson
Elsmore
Henry Vetter
S. Katy
Carl Young
N. Washington
Leigh Dannenberg
N. Garfield
Wayne Summers
Arthur Nelson
Main
New Hope Baptist Church
Central
New Officers Named By Neosho UNESCO
Neosho County UNESCO Board elected new officers at a meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Russell. Names include Mrs. Charles Bohlander as chairman, Henry Watkins as first vice president, Harry Rush as second vice president, Mrs. J LeRoy Baker as secretary, and Mrs. Ralph Fortenberry as treasurer. A covered dish supper preceded the business session, Watkins and Watkins showcasing slides from a Mexico Christmas trip. About 20 people attended. The February 2 gathering will be at Mr. and Mrs. Rash.
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Neosho County
Unesco Board
Clyde Russell
Charles Bohlander
Stark
Henry Watkins
Eric
Harry Rush
Thayer
J. LeRoy Baker
Chanute
Ralph Fortenberry
Watkins
Mexico
Mrs. Rash
Savvy Style Fix at EZ Way Cleaners
A compact sale pitch highlighting EZ Way Cleaners as the remedy for sagging pockets and soiled necklines with quick courteous service, thorough workmanship, and economical costs.
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