Cattle Prices Rise in Kansas City Market Report
AP notes cattle prices up with cattle 1800 head calves at 25, slaughter steers 25 to 50 higher, hogs steady to 25 higher, sows mixed, sheep under pressure with spring lambs 25 lower. Varying yields across grades. cows and bulls show modest gains or steady values. veal calves and breeding stock also listed with range prices. Market summary covers U S cattle hogs sheep and veal categories with unit prices.
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Kansas City
Market Prices for U S Livestock and Cattle Grades
Reported ranges for Parsons U S No 1 and 2 grades and mixed US No 1 3, sows, boars, stags, and cattle. Includes weights from 180 to 900 pounds, with prices from 8.00 to 25.50 per hundredweight across steers heifers calves stockers and feeder animals.
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Parsons
U. S
U.S
Egg market steady with mixed wholesale prices
Consumer eggs unchanged. Wholesale eggs for large 80 percent A 31-332 and mediums 80 percent A 26-229. Poultry none. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers unchanged. Butter unchanged.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Poultry and dairy market notes from Chicago AP
In Chicago the live poultry market shows no change or a small uptick with prices noted for Routers 24-2542 special fed white rock fryers 18 2-20 and barred rock fryers 22. Butter and eggs remain unchanged in the report from Chicago AP.
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Chicago
Grain quotes drift lower on July futures in Chicago
Chicago market report shows wheat, corn, oats and soybeans finishing mixed with declines in wheat and corn futures. July prices span from $1.41 for wheat to about $1.23 for corn while soybeans hover near $2.49 to $2.52 per bushel.
Kansas City Grain Prices Report
AP notes Kansas City grain quotations with wheat at 488 cars down and varying No 2 and No 3 grades for hard and red varieties, corn at 19 car lots with white yellow and mixed categories, oats steady with modest ranges, rye at 1.14 to 1.19, barley 92 to 99.
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Kansas City
Stock market gains on moderate trading in New York
Wall Street moved higher late in the day amid moderate volume of about 48 million shares. Leaders included steels, motors, chemicals, rails, tobaccos and drugs with gains around a point. Corporate bonds held steady to higher as U.S. government issues edged up.
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New York
U.S
NEW York (Ap
4-H Reading project elects new officers
Up and Atom 4-H met with Mrs. Woodrow and Fred Bower at 1310 W 2nd Tuesday night. Lynda Lassman was elected president and Robert Bower secretary and reporter. Mrs. Bower led catalog on Library Journal Recommended Children's Books 1960 61 for reading list. Lassman reported on The Library and the Dewey Decimal System. Refreshments served to seven members, one adult and Mrs. Bower.
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Up and
Woodrow
Fred Bower
Lynda Lassman
Robert Bower
Bower
Library Journal
Miss Lassman
Tribune Phone Contact Guidance
If you cannot reach your Tribune, contact your carrier. When unavailable after hours, dial HE 1 3400 after 6 pm for assistance.
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Tribune
Daily Transcript hospital notices and birth report
Daily Transcript lists admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital on Tuesday with names and addresses for medical and surgical cases. Also notes a birth for Mr and Mrs Jerry Anderson and a traffic citation for Andrew Reed with a $2 bond posted.
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Gerald Williamson
W. 10Th
Gary Turley
S. Edith
Russell Runnels
Humboldt
Medical
Thomas Tenniman
S. Ashby
Virgil Hanson
James Davis
S. Walnut
Milward Busby
Earlton
Eddie Hill
Eric
Helen Chase
Jon Wilson
S. Kansas
Randall Westhoff
Stark
Max Alter
S. Santa Fe
George Harmon
N. Kansas
Paul Haller
S. Highland
Henry Vetter
S. Katy
Guy Farrow
Claude Schul
Thayer
Ora Heiman
Robert J Ward
Andrew Reed
Santa Fe carload totals and a parking lot accident brief
For the week ending June 27, 1964 Santa Fe System moved 36 371 carloads, up from 35 965 a year earlier. Line loadings were 24 536 versus 24 733, and connections brought in 11 835 compared with 11 232. The preceding week saw 36 792 carloads. A separate incident: a broken window found in the men’s room at Santa Fe Park. An alley collision at 721 N Evergreen involved a 1950 Ford F-6 truck backed from the driveway and a 1961 Ford sedan driven by Edna M Lindquist. Damages were $25 and $225 respectively, with police noting limited visibility due to shrubs and brush. it was misreported which vehicle struck which.
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Santa Fe
Santa Fe Park
N. Evergreen
Fred L. Demps
Edna M. Lindquist
Lindquist
Demps
Earlt on With Blimp Sighting and Local Accident Report
Motorists alerted Earlt on Monday noon to a Good Year blimp passing low from the south. Six people were hospitalized after a two car collision on US 75 near Neodesha. Bailey and Powers were treated and released, others remain at Neodesha and Chanute hospitals. Local residents visited patients as Alva McLaren recovers at home.
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Earlton
Earton
Earlt
U.S.75
Neodesha
Vernon Bailey
Bailey
Glen Powers
Alva McLaren
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
Sam Scribner
Independence
Edna Scribner
Female prisoner talks to herself in Lincoln jail
In Lincoln Nebraska a female inmate in the city jail began answering her own questions to pass the time, so realistic that the police matron served her two dinners, thinking she was asking and answering someone.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln City
Violence in Grain Strike Halts Kansas City Elevators
Violent clashes erupted late Tuesday night as grain handlers strike shut down half of Kansas City area elevators. Officers and union members fought near 18th Street and Kansas Avenue, with two trucks attacked leaving one wrecked after a mob of 12 to 15 men bombarded drivers. A union spokesman was arrested for disturbing the peace. Some terminals remained open, others were shut. a potential railroad wheat embargo loomed.
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Kansas City
Standard Milling Co
Kan
18Th Street
Kansas Avenue
Benjamin Fitzpatrick
Lamar
Howard Richard Porter
North 11Th Street
Kansas
Porter
Fof
Kansas City Board of Trade
Joseph S. Chartrand
Thayer Area Happenings Club Picnic Shares News
The Sunflower Club held its annual picnic at Santa Fe Park Cha nute with fried chicken home made ice cream and socializing. Visitors included Larry Rash Valerie Kyle Kevin Vicki Rash and many Chanute Neodesha and Wichita area relatives and friends. The next meeting is Sept 8 with numerous local visits and museum trips noted.
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Santa Fe Park
Chanute
Monte Gelwix
Ray Beeman
H. E. Anderson
Alvin Burton
Jesse Johnston
Ruth Rash
Eva Pownall
Frances Hazen
Carrol Beeman
Neodesha
Harry Rash
Larry Rash
Valerie
Kyle
Kevin
Vicki
Wichita
Larry
Ernest Elrod
Kansas City
Rufus Elrod
Kathryn Sanders
Erie
Marshall Baines
Scotty
Seattle
Wash
Eugene Wooster
Atlanta
Robert Wooster
Norma Ann
Garland
Texas
John Bowers
J. G. Waggoner
Paul Babcock
Margaret
Lloyd Carter
Linda Sue
David and
Michael
Needles
Calif
Amy Carter
Bartlesville
Woolaroo Ranch
Dalton
Bender
Coffeyville
Cherryvale
Grace Brown
Eugene
Ore
Harvey Studebaker
Virgil Bunker
Frank White
Margaret Shultz
Frances Jackson
Mabel Rausch
Shultz
Jackson
Rausch
Visit Highlights From Local Families
Mrs Hattie Sharples visited with her daughter and Chanute relatives for several days. Mr and Mrs W S Baughman hosted in Chanute. Mr and Mrs James Hannon and children Wade Justin and Laura Ann were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Glenn Thornton and family.
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Charles Saunders
San Diego
Rufus Elrod
Earl Peterson
Beulah Hight
Grace Carson
Kathryn Thornton
Pearl
OES
Emma Kennedy
George Zugmier
Dickie
Ross
Hattie Sharples
W. S. Baughman
Chanute
James Hannon
Wade, Justin
Laura Ann
Glenn Thornton
Don Dreyer
Cindy
LeRoy
William Meats
Floyd Prather
Francis Vandegrift
Sherman Goff
Mikey Burlakoff
Platteburg
Mike Burlakoff
Alfred Ludlum
Goff
Ludlum
S. Alta Bray
Ontario
Calif
Elmer Owen
Ethel
Ed Brown
Jerry Peak
Elsmore
Harold Peak
Jackson
Tennessee
Max Page
Kimball EUB Plans Picnic and Socials
Kimball EUB Church schedules an all Sunday School picnic at Highland Park Chanute on Sunday July 5. Families will bring baskets. The report lists assorted visits dinners and gatherings involving residents of Chanute Iola Erie Henderson Nevada Las Vegas and other nearby towns with several names and places.
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Virginia Koester
Myron Vandegrift
Dewey Dillman
Chanute
Jane Thompson
Las Vegas
Nevada
Orville Stout
Bobby
Iola
Jewel Clements
Russell Page
Edna Peterson
Tioga
Roy Gibson
Leo Gottlieb
Emporia
Norma Gilpin
Carol Stewart
Milbern Kelsey
Lena Gage
Henderson
Kelsey's
Esther
Mary Ellen
Mary Ellen Were Sunday Dinner Guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Elliott
Erie
Mrs
Kimball Eub Church
Highland Park
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Calvert
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Tel
Atchison
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
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Chrysler
du Pont
Ford Motor
Socony i
Sperry Rd
U 1
U I
Shorts
Daily Transcript
Scholls
James
Nebers
Grain Millers Union Local 16
J. Arthur Leveridge
Union
Leveridge
Atchison and
Bunge Corp
Southwest Boulevard
Thayer Area
Sunflower Club
Elmer Brown
Gene Williams
Mayme Fouts
W. L. Minckley
Mrs. Minckley
Miss Fouts
Monte Kennedy
J. F. Chisham
Clothiers
Royce Wells
Kimball Eub
Ville Stout
Roy Smith
W. Main Pho
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