Hog and cattle market roundup from Kansas City and Chicago
Hogs and cattle prices rise across Kansas City markets with 4 000 head totals and varied weights. Parson area reports U S No 1 and 2 grades 200 220 pounds buyers paying 7 to 29 60 dollars. Chicago butter and egg markets show firm butter with price gains and eggs rising across grades.
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Wheat and corn futures slip amid mixed grain prices
Chicago grain markets show No 2 hard wheat at 1.67 and soft red at 1.70 per bushel. Corn No 2 yellow 1.3154, No 3 yellow 1.30, oats 76 77 cents, soybeans No 1 yellow 2.88 and No 2 yellow 2.88. Wheat closes 2 to 3 cents lower, March at 1.66. Soybeans ease to 2.85 mid March.
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Chicago
Egg and butter prices steady in Kansas City market
Kansas City AP reports consumer eggs large 38 2 to 39 2 cents per dozen and mediums 34 2 to 35 2. Wholesale eggs hold at 39 1/2 to 41 cents for large and 35 1/2 to 37 for mediums. Butter unchanged with grade A tb quarters 70 and grade A b solid 69.
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Kansas City
Chicago Produce: Live Poultry Unchanged to 12 Lower
Chicago AP reports live poultry prices unchanged to 12 lower amid trading for the period. Market notes indicate steady demand and stable offerings at Chicago packing houses with minimal price shifts across categories.
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Chicago
Homeowners Insurance Tips From MFA Agency
MFA advises protecting property from common hazards including fire lightning wind hail smoke and other damage. Implement safety measures and review coverage to reduce risk and ensure adequate protection.
Kansas City Grain Prices Reported by AP
Wheat quoted in 39 carloads with mixed directions across grades. No. 2 hard and dark hard at 1.63 to 1.66, No. 3 at 1.62 to 1.64. Corn 155 cars unchanged minus 12 cents, white 1.36 to 1.43, yellow 1.26 to 1.42. Oats and Milo shown with small shifts. Soybeans 2.73 to 2.84. Sacked bran 49.59 to 50.25, sacked shorts 50.50 to 51.25.
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Kansas City
Wall Street activity mixed as aerospace and gold rise
Wall Street ended fair to active with aerospace and gold mining stocks leading gains. Volume was about 8.1 million shares, below Friday’s 9 million, while corporate bonds held steady and U.S. Treasury bonds eased on news of new 4 percent and 5 percent note offerings.
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British Scientist Studying Chimpanzees in Tanzania
Baroness Jane van Lawick Goodall, a British scientist, has spent five years in Tanzania observing chimpanzee life and behavior in detail.
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Jane van Lawick-Goodall
Tanzania
Break Through In Opportunities For the Blind
DES MOINES Iowa AP Kenneth Jernigan director of the Iowa Commission for the Blind cites recent placements of blind workers as reporters engineers and programmers from the Commission's Orientation and Rehabilitation Center He argues training boosts independence and counters public attitudes about blindness highlighting hands on skills and mobility techniques to support job and daily living success
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Des Moines, Iowa
Kenneth Jernigan
Iowa Commission For the Blind
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Iowa
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Krebiozen Jury Acquits Five in Fraud Trial
In Chicago the jury acquitted Dr Stevan Durovic and four co-defendants in the Krebiozen fraud case. The trial marked the longest in the city’s federal court history with nine months of testimony and a continued deliberation on remaining charges against Durovic and the Krebiozen Research Foundation.
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Krebiozen
Krebiozen Research Foundation
Andrew C. Ivy
Marko Durovic
William F. P. Phillips
Durovic
Lois Clark
U.S
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Dr. Ivy
Roosevelt University
Stevan
Phillips
Federal Court
Suspect Arson At Kansas City Apartments
Police and fire crews probe three new Olde English Village buildings in Kansas City Kansas after three structures under construction burned early Sunday. Developer Alfred William Hill estimates losses at 750000 with probable arson. past blaze at the same development caused 300000. Strong winds, ice, and low water hindered firefighting while three explosions punctuated the fast spreading flames.–
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English Village
Alfred William Hill
Wyandotte
Johnson County Line
Hilt
Funeral services for Van Gotten and Van Meter held
Funeral services were conducted for Frank Van Gotten Sr at Johnson Chapel with Dr. Max Deweese presiding. Hazel Slane played an organ solo. Bearers named. Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery. A separate service for Charles R. Van Meter Hepler is set for Tuesday at 2 PM at Hepler Methodist Church with VFW graveside rites. Van Meter, born March 25 1899 near Walnut, served in WWI in France with the 35th Division field artillery and belonged to Hepler Methodist Church and VFW. survives include his widow.
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Pittsburg
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Independence
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Erie
St. Paul
John Watkins
Newmansville, Jr
Kansas
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Arlington
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Erie Christian Church
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Jesus
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Kenneth Swaney
Ronnie Fowler
Merle Grogan
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Hepler Methodist Church
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VFW
Carson Funeral Home
Walnut
van Meter
France
35Th Division Field Artillery
Kansas Lawmakers Push Tenfold Pay Increase Proposal
Rep Marvin Clark proposes raising Kansas legislators’ pay to 8000 for a two year period by adding 200 monthly for all non session months. The plan keeps 25 daily pay during sessions up to nine days regular and 30 days budget or special sessions with 50 monthly expense allowances.
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PEKA
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Marvin Clark
Paola
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Neely Attends Kansas Sheriffs Board Meeting
George Neely Neosho county sheriff attended a Kansas Sheriffs Association board meeting in Wichita. He is a member of the board and was accompanied by Mrs. Neely on Saturday.
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Neosho County
Kansas Sheriffs Assn. Board of Directors
Wichita
Chanute Tribune Staff and Circulation Rates
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles including publisher Dwight McCreight news editor Dwight Wallingford and ad manager Fay Clopine. Subscription rates show one year $13.00 six months $7.00 three months $4.00 postal and carrier options with monthly rates in Chanute.
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Dwight Wallingford
Joan Haworke
Fay D. Clopine
Ben Nicholas
R. Fireman
Dorsey
Mal
Chanute
Neosho
Allen
Wilson
Woodson
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions and Births
Admissions and dismissals detailed for Saturday Sunday and today. Records list patients by name and address with medical surgical and maternity status. Births note a boy born to Mr and Mrs Dean Kepley and a boy to Mr and Mrs Larry Marple.
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Barbara Middleton
E. 2Nd
Ned Hinkle
Yates Center
Henry Roehl
Humboldt
Thomas Frederick
Evergreen
Max LaRue
Kenneth Cumings
S. Plummer
William T. Staggs
S. Grant
Harry P. Steeves
S. Central
Floyd Smith
N. Washington
Carry Markham
Lloyd van Hoozer
Dean Kepley
Larry Marple
N. Highland
Daniel Jon Finley
N. Grant
Glenn Peak
Wilbur Mitchem
Floyd E. Smith
Thomas Robertson
Randy Brown
Stephen Evenson
Janice King
Eric
Luther Morris
Malcolm
Audrey Groulx
S. Lafayette
Bernie M. Dunham
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