Hogs Higher and Cattle Steady in Kansas City Markets
Kansas City AP reports cattle steady to higher with hogs up to 25 cents, cows slow and veal softer. Prices show good to prime steer range 20.50 to 23.25, stockers 23 to 28, hogs 17.75 to 18.50, sows 14 to 16, and lambs 17.75 to 19.50 with ewes 2 to 4.50. Eggs, poultry, and butter prices listed for wholesale and consumer markets.
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Kansas City
U ‘S
Beth Steel Wee
Boeing Air Bran Airwil
Champlin Oil
Chi RI & Pac
Curtiss
du Pont
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Ford Motor A . I's Gamble Sk
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Mms
G&e
P&l
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Peabody Coal
Penney JC
Pa RR
Proct & Gam R64
Jones
RCA
Ayonier Milo
St. Jos
Sinclair
Socony
Sperry
Local Markets Ltd
Oi Cal
Woolworth
Wall Street advances on slow trading amid holiday weekend
The New York market rose in late trading as volume hit about 2.2 million shares in the lightest session of 1961. Gains were mostly fractional, with some issues up 2 points or more. Markets were influenced by a four day weekend. exchanges will be closed Tuesday for Independence Day. Bond markets mixed.
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New York
Wall
Chain saw and gas thefts reported at local farm
Police logged theft reports from North Plummer Road where a tractor gas tank and chain saw were taken. Other weekend incidents included a prowler, a car break in with minor damage, and several arrests for intoxication and reckless driving. Local residents travel and family notices are also noted.
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North Plummer Road
John Erickson
Chanute
Erickson
Lorene Carlson
W. 5Th
Humboldt Biblesta Parade Judges Named
The fourth annual Biblesta parade in Humboldt on October seven will feature judges from Independence Daily Reporter editor Herbert A. Meyer and WIBW WAL stations news director Olaf Soward. Community updates include library story hour growth and a round of visiting guests from New Jersey and Kansas City.
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Humboldt
Herbert A. Meyer
Independence
Independence Daily Reporter
Olaf Soward
Topeka
WIBW
Wibw-Tv
Malcolm Higgins
H. L. Vincent
Bruce
Rndy
New Jersey
B. A. Higgins
Iola
Vincent
Louise Lehrack
Kansas City
Lucille Dildine
Kathleen Hamm
Ann Arbor
Mich
Helena Hamm
Robert Hamm
A. J. Trueblood
Trueblood
W. J. Casper
Humboldt Library
Oscar
James R. Hamm
Pittsburg
Art Holmes
Chanute
R. W. Blattners
Prairie Village
Fritz Amos
Arrests in Kansas City area forge charge case
Suburban Overland Park Kansas reports three arrests including Richard Lee Turner 21 Missouri ex convict sought by federal authorities on forgery charges. Robert M. Snow 21 and Jack E. Youngs Jr 16 were taken into custody with Turner and held for investigation.
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Overland Park
Kan
Richard Lee Turner
Missouri
Robert M. Snow
Jack E. Youngs Jr
Turner
Wanted Man Is Arrested In Kansas City
A Kansas City patrolman stopped a motor car with three men, arrested them, and found one of the trio was sought by the FBI. Patrolman Fred Bales led the arrests and identified the fugitive.
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Kansas City
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Fred Bales
American Legion Wins Two Games at Nevada
Chanute American Legion junior baseball team swept a doubleheader at Nevada Missouri on Sunday. They defeated the Nevada squad 60 in the first game and 64 in the nightcap in non league play.
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American Legion
Nevada
Chanute American Legion
Chanute
Hospital Admissions and Births at Neosho Memorial
Daily admission and discharge notes show Everett Henderson and Kimberly Cole among medical patients, with multiple dismissals and a birth of a girl to Mr and Mrs Emil Semrad. Additional births include a girl to Mr and Mrs Raymond Clark and a girl to Mr and Mrs Louis Gaff. today’s admission lists Cora Deeds for surgery.
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Everett Henderson
Thayer
Medical
Ernest Settlemyer
Yates Center
John ‘Osborn
Humboldt
John Kinney
Connie Poynor
Central
Ennis Mendenhall
William Best
Plummer
Emil Semrad
Raymond Clark
Louis Gaff
Kimberly Cole
N. Garfield
James Christy
Sally Balch
S. Larson
Phillip Hearn
Pleasanton
Raymond Whitworth
Dale Fairchild
N. Forest
Cora Deeds
E. Main
Deaths and Funerals Alonzo Moraign Aged 86
Alonzo E. Moraign 86 of Cherryvale died today at 7 15 am in Rockwell Nursing Home Cherryvale He was born June 21 1874 at Winterset Iowa to J J Moraign and Mary Treneary and lived in Montgomery County 70 years Survived by two daughters Mrs Maxine Jones El Dorado and Ruth Salls California two sons Herschel Stockton and Irvin California six grandchildren and two sisters Mrs Viola Coats Thayer and Mrs Mae Toomey Vallejo California. two sisters and three brothers preceded him Funeral services will be at Eagle Funeral Home Thayer Thursday at 10 am with Rev Howard Caskey officiating in Thayer Cemetery
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Cherryvale
Rockwell
Winterset
Iowa
J. J. Moraign
Mary Treneary
Montgomery County
Mercy Hospital
Independence
Maxine Jones
el Dorado
Ruth Salls
California
Herschel
Stockton
Calif
Irvin
Viola Coats
Thayer
Mae Toomey
Vallejo
Eagle Funeral Home
Howard Caskey
Galesburg
Thayer Cemetery
Fire Runs In June With Low Loss Inside City Limits
Fire department reports five runs in June with minimal property loss within city limits. Chief Brennan notes six months totals of 89 runs and about $8,200 in estimated losses, compared to 83 runs and $10,735 a year earlier. Incidents included a hay fire at an elevator trailer, a resuscitation call, a grass fire, a roof collapse rescue, and a Tioga township run.
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C. W. ‘Brennan
Tioga Township
State savings banks paid $740 million in interest dividends
New York State savings banks paid $740 million in interest dividends last year, amounting to about $45 for every resident of the state.
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New York State
Marian Martin Pattern Sale Notices
Pattern sale notice from The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept. offers Printed Pattern 9137 and others with sizes and yardage details. Readers are instructed to send fifty cents plus extra for first class mailing to Marian Martin at 232 Western St New York dl MW Y.
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Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
Western St
New York dl
MW. Y
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Chanute, Kansas
P.O
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