Kansas City Livestock Prices Steady Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Kansas City market summary shows hogs steady to 25 cents lower with barrows 17.75 to 18.00 for 190-240 pounds and sows 13.25 to 15.50. Cattle steady with grain fed steers 600-700 pounds at 22.75 to 24.75, 700-900 pounds 21.50 to 24.50, and calves 500 pounds plus 23.50 to 26.50. Sheep about steady with spring lambs 20.50 to 21.00 and ewe prices 4.00 to 5.25. PARSONS hog market active with top offerings around 17.50 and spring lambs near 20.50.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Cool Weather Slows Harvest Across Kansas
Scattered showers and cool humid conditions slow the wheat harvest in Kansas over the holiday weekend. Labor officials report cutting in north central and northwest counties not yet at peak but expected by Thursday. Combines are active in McPherson, Great Bend, Dodge City and Garden City with adequate labor and equipment except Tribune where shortages limit progress.
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Great Bend
Kan
Kansas
State Employment Service
North Central
Northwestern
McPherson
Dodge City
Garden City
Tribune
Trego County
Saline
Ellsworth
Mitchell
Logan
Lincoln
Deaths and Funerals in Independence and Chanute
Mrs Mort Pugh 78 of 638 S Malcolm dies after five weeks of illness. Born 1882 in Erie, she lived in Neosho County, married twice, later Mort Pugh. Funeral 2 p.m. Johnson chapel with Rev J Hutchison at First Baptist, Elmwood Cemetery. Lyle H Clark 54 of 921 S Washington dies of heart attack. Born 1906 in Chanute, welder for Churchill, survivor wife Doris and two sons, burial Greenlawn Memorial Park. service 2 p.m. Evangelical United Brethren Church. Lloyd Lawrence Kirby funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at First Baptist Humboldt. burial Elmwood Cemetery. Koch-Skinner Memorial Home arranging.
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Mort Pugh
Rose E. Pugh
S. Malcolm
Independence
Irving
Sara Herrick
Erie
Neosho County
Charles H. Matthews
First Baptist Church
Sunflower
The
Order of the Eastern Star
White Shrine
Ernest Roe
Chanute
Helen Landrith
Charles Herrick
Hiwasse
Ark
Will Haggar
Detroit
Mich
Ada B. Roe
Johnson Chapel
J. Hutchison
Elmwood Cemetery
Iyle H. Clark
Lyle H. Clark
S. Washington
E. Glen Clark
Mabel F. Clark
Doris Dixon
Churchill Incorporated
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Robert Lyle Clark
Leland Wayne Clark
D. W. Smith
Salina
Greenlawn Memorial Park
Johnson Mortuary
Kirby
Lloyd Lawrence Kirby
Humboldt
Orval Mason
Koch-Skinner Memorial
Grain futures end mixed with modest moves across wheat and soy
Market notes show Milo and maize rising in the 161 to 169 range while Kafir lifts 1.63 to 1.71 and Rice stays firm. Barley slips and Soybeans edge higher with Bran and Shorts advancing as Wheat futures close up to 1 percent.
Up and Atom club meets at Alcott School at seven
Briefs note the Up and Atom 41H club gathering tonight at the Alcott School at 7 p.m. The report lists local dismissals and residents from Chanute and nearby towns, plus a found billfold returned to its owner and a motel cabin damage incident.
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Alcott School
City Police Action Bond for Intoxication Case
M. E. Campbell of 1192 W. Main posted a $15 bond today on a charge of intoxication after Saturday afternoon arrest. He was held overnight and released Sunday morning.
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M. E. Campbell
W. Main
Police Receive July 4th Complaints
Police reported a surge of Fourth of July incidents with several residents named as victims. Glen Coffman said a tropedo firecracker was thrown through his window. Mrs. Claude Sturdevant reported a shot fired through her window with bullet lead found inside. Mrs. Frank Gordon stated a smoke bomb was tossed into her yard from a car with two boys and two girls.
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Glen Coffman
S. Wilson
Claude Sturdevant
N. Washington
Frank Gordon
N. Steuben
Cherokee High bond plan faces voter decision
Residents of the Cherokee County Rural High School District will vote Wednesday on a $600,000 bond proposal to fund two new buildings. The measure aims to expand facilities and improve district infrastructure.
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Columbus, Kas
Cherokee County
Wall Street Sees Spotty Decline in Late Trading
The stock market drifted lower in late trading with light volume around 2.85 million shares. Major indices fell fractions to 1 or 2 points while government bonds advanced and corporate bonds moved irregularly. AT&T, Anaconda, Boeing, Chrysler, Dow Chemical and other major names showed varied moves as traders digested shifting sentiment.
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New York
U.S
William J. Gilmore
At&t
Billy
Clathe
Charles Broad- Atchison
S. Steuben
Beech Aire
Camp McCoy
Wisconsin
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Airw
Grace Episcopal Church
Chrysler
Boyd C. Lati
Mer
Colora- Dow Chem
du Pont
Ford Mot
Gamble Sk
KanGé& E
Mo Kan Tex
Monsan Ch
Mont Ward
Penney JC
Phill Pet
Proct & G
St Jos
Sears Roek
Sinclair
Escessacs
Sperry Rd
Js Rey Pro
US Steel
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admits and Dismissals
Visiting hours are posted daily. The report lists admissions for Saturday Sunday and yesterday including names and hometowns such as Mrs Rob ert FE Larson Sr Lavenburg Edward F Boehringer Yates Center Dan Mitchell 101 N Western Marion N Johnson R 3 James L White R 1 Jona G Breshears Humboldt and more. Dismissals on Saturday and Sunday include Harold Reeser and daughter Earlton Donald Walker and son 417 W 9th Fred H Dixon Thayer Marion F Trent 1126 S Washington Anne L Morris 1107 S Malcolm and others. Admissions today include Mrs Ivan LaCrone Yates Center Roman De La Torre Steuben.
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Robert FE. Larson Sr
Lavenburg
Edward F. Boehringer
Yates Center
Dan Mitchell
N. Western
Marion N. Johnson
James L. White
Jona G. Breshears
Humboldt
Carl R Carlson
Lavonburg
Medical
Allen Kruse
Hepler
Walter Toland
W. 3Rd
Thayer
Marion F. Trent
S. Washington
John R. Leimenstell
Joseph Vincent
Walnut
Samuel Norris
Altoona
Anne L. Morris
S. Malcolm
Kenneth Lindsey
W. Oak
Paul Lowe
N. Lafayette
Earlene Troxell
Moran
Joseph Reed
N. Steuben
Curtiss Cleaver
Delmar Hanson
Manhattan
Kenneth Spurling
De La Torre Wounded In Hunting Accident
Roman De La Torre aged 17 suffered a leg wound from an accidental 22 caliber rifle discharge while hunting southeast of Chanute. He and his 15 year old brother Lucile were present. Roman was listed in satisfactory condition at Neosho Memorial Hospital. The shot entered the calf and chipped bone. The incident occurred about 8:30 a.m.
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Roman de la Torre
Paulo de la Torre
Steuben
Neosho Memorial Hospital
de la Torre
Lucile
Chanute
Roman
Faubus Urged To Top Bloc In Democratic Ads
A second advertisement urging Gov. Orval E Faubus to lead a Southern bloc at the Los Angeles Democratic National Convention appears in the Arkansas Gazette. The message targets Senate Majority Leader Lyndon B Johnson with side shots at Sen. John F Kennedy. The ad is signed by George L Singelman of Charleston South Carolina.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval E. Faubus
Los Angeles
Arkansas Gazette
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
George L. Singelman
Charleston
S. C
Segregation Leaders Attack Johnson and Kennedy Claims
In a set of advertisements, well known segregation and states rights figures assail Johnson for his civil rights stance and alleged anti-southern bias. Kennedy is portrayed as boasting about securing the Democratic nomination without a single Southern vote.
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Johnson
Kennedy
Daily newspaper circulation hits new US-Canada high
Daily newspaper circulation in the United States and Canada rose to a record 63,534,551 copies per issue in the six months ended March 31 1960. Sunday circulation also set a record at 50,427,164, with both up 1.6 percent from 1959.
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Chicago
United States
Canada
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Cooperative Association of Publishers and Advertisers
Woman 103 Dies at Baxter Springs
Mrs Ida Belle Harmon died in a Galena nursing home Monday night just 18 days before her 103rd birthday. Born in Indiana she had lived in Baxter Springs since 1881 and was invalided for 37 years after a hip break. She is survived by two grandchildren Jane Swalley of Baxter Springs and James Harmon of Joplin Missouri.
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Baxter Springs
Kan
Ida Belle Harmon
Galena
Harmon
Indiana
Jane Swalley
James Harmon
Joplin
Auction of Tools and Equipment From Curtis and Associates
Large auction catalog lists Curtis and Associates items including air compressors Sunnen grinders DeVilbiss guns and regulators Black and Decker tools jacks grinders brake equipment lathes gauges micrometers and miscorial shop equipment plus welding gear tires tools and accessories. Forty plus years of hardware and industrial tooling described with numerous brands and items for sale.
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Curtis
H.p
Manley Arbor
Sun
Sunnen
Sioux
Black and Decker
van Norman
DeVilbiss
Lyons
Lincoln Air
Blackhawk
Stewart-Warner
Inventory of office equipment and furnishings
Underwood typewriter and adding machine, Diebold safe, metal file cabinet, desks and chairs, floor sander, GE water fountain, office settee, fans, cash register with billing machine, catalog racks, shelving, heaters, inventory control system, used car lot office enclosure 8 by 10, 75 ft lights and wiring, time switch and other miscellaneous items.
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Underwood
Underwood Electric
Diebold
National Cash Register
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Chicago Grain Chicago
Kansas City Cash
Smith and Sherman Counties
Phillips, Norton
Jewel
Wallace
Farlton
Richard Gilliland
S. Edith
Miles Weyant
Devon
Herbert Wilson
S. Lafayette
Frank Barker
Ervin Headley
Kap 7Sas University
Lawrence
Eric
Robert B. Grogan
Deloris Jean Orton
Stark
Tony Frischenmeyer
N. Highland
Stevenson
Marion Sloan
Arkansas City
George Rausch
Santa Fe
Rausch
Raymond Pierpont
Francis Pierpont
Lucinda
Melanie
Scott
Kurt
Longmont
Colo
Dean G. Ostrum
Portland
Ore
Dean Ostrum
Karna
John
Daniel
Peter
Wall Street
Seamena Home Demonstration
Big Creek Church
Henry Watkins
Mexico
Daily Transcript
Faubus
tTie Mills
Western Flyer
iWestern
Kyuto
Hans J
S. Central
Boyd Burns
North Evergreen
Chanute, Kansas
Friendly Olson
Maxwell House
Can Western
Biend
Olson's
Olson
Tall Morton House
Tang
Sunkist
Stokely Ping
Stokely Pils
Cashier
Rego
National Air
Rex-Aire
Starrett
Bill Harry Auction CO
N. Broadway
Wichita, Kansas
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