Livestock Prices and Grains Report From Kansas City
Livestock markets show cattle up to 75 cents higher for steers and heifers with feeders up 50 cents. Hogs gain 25 to 75 cents on various weights. Sheep lambs strong with feeder lambs at 23 to 50, ewes down to 4 to 6. Grain bids include corn 1.33 to 1.40 for No 2 white and 1.37 to 1.39 for No 2 yellow, oats steady, rye around 1.19, soybeans 3.62 to 3.76, bran and shorts prices around 40.50 to 47.25.
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Kansas City
Shorts
Parsons Livestock Price Ranges by Category
Livestock price list detailing Parsons market rates for hogs cattle calves veal cows bulls sheep and breeding stock. Includes price brackets for U S four grades weight classes and quality levels across hogs cattle veals cows bulls and lambs with ranges for heavier and lighter lots and by product like bologna.
Chicago Live Poultry and Eggs Prices Report
AP Chicago notes unchanged live poultry and roasters at 252 to 27. Butter moves within one cent, eggs drop 1 to 1.5 cents with large grade A whites at 34 cents, large 34, mediums 27, standards 31. Also mentions milk-like price figures and car scores in scattered figures.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain price report concise listing
Chicago grain market prices list wheat No 2 hard 1.88 and No 2 red soft 1.83. Corn No 2 yellow 1.39 to 1.40, No 3 yellow 1.38. Oats No 2 heavy white 79% sn. Soybeans No 1 yellow 3.77. Soybean oil 11.70.
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Chicago
Egg prices and dairy quotes from Kansas City
Wholesale eggs listed by quality and size with large eggs at 80 percent pack, mediums at 80 percent pack, butter unchanged, grade A quarters at 78 per pound and grade A solids at 77 per pound.
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Kansas City
Wheat prices and car counts in Kansas City report
Kansas City market notes from AP show wheat prices for No 2 hard and dark hard in the 1.89 to 2.02 range with slight gains. No 3 assessments listed. report mentions 1,463 cars in movement and a 0.5 to 1.5 cent increase in some grades.
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Kansas City
Wall Street Slips Late After Morning Gains
Wall Street in New York moved irregularly lower in moderate trading. Volume was about 4.7 million shares versus 5.33 million Friday. Early gains faded as high flyer issues in color televisions electronics aerospace airlines and office equipment fell back.
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New York
Arkansas City Woman Is Found Dead
Mrs. Mary Jewell Cummins, 43, was found dead in her yard early Monday in Arkansas City. County Atty. Mike Smith said death came from multiple blows to the head with no weapon found. Autopsy planned at a Wichita hospital. items from the scene sent to the Kansas Bureau of Investigation lab in Topeka. Her husband Harold found the body around 5:30 a.m. near their home about a mile northeast of Arkansas City.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Mary Jewell Cummins
Mike Smith
Wife Kills Husband as Patrolman Watches
In St Louis, Ruby Sanders 29 allegedly attacked Allen Sanders 47 with a butcher knife in his kitchen after a prior fight. Patrolman Clyde Gardner, present in the home, could not prevent the stabbing in front of him. Mrs. Sanders was held for investigation.
Resort Out of Ice With Mercury at 100
Atlantic City endured a heat wave with 100 plus temperatures over the holiday weekend causing a severe ice shortage. Bars and nightclubs struggled as staff reported customers leaving and frustration over unavailable ice for drinks.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Affects Local Residents
Daily Transcript lists hospital activity for Neosho Memorial Hospital with admissions and discharges over the weekend and upcoming days. Names and addresses of patients appear alongside medical and surgical notices, births, and police court actions including fines and bonds.
National Guardsmen Called as Omaha Violence Flare Ends
National Guardsmen reinforced police in Omaha near North Side as violence flared for a third night. Police reported 78 arrests including 19 juveniles and two officers were injured. About 10 businesses were looted or windows smashed. two owners patrolled with arms after prior lootings.
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Omaha, Neb
National
Omaha
Near North Side
Weddings and visits noted across Chanute area
Mrs Pearl Loveall and Mr and Mrs Jim Maloun attended the wedding of Martin Spires in Mexico Missouri. Spires is related to Earl Loveall and Charles Edwards III families and is stationed at Ft Clayton Panama Canal Zone. Recaps include military moves, family visits, and local social news with Chanute ties and nearby addresses.
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Pearl Loveall
N. Franklin
Jim Maloun
Topeka
Martin Spires
Mexico
Spires
Earl Loveall
Charles Edwards III
Charles Edwards, Jr
Las Vegas
N.M
Floyd Kelley
N. Steuben
Ft. Clayton
Panama Canal Zone
Chanute
France
Air Force
Army
Visit Highlights From Kuster and Wolfe Families
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kuster of St Louis visited Mrs. Kuster’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Ross Miller at 705 W Oak. Guests included Mrs. Dwain Cordill and Jeffrey Overland Park. At Ed Wolfe’s home 18 S Tennessee weekend visitors were Leonard Wolfe of Enid Oklahoma and his wife and daughter in Overland Park, and R L Neth family Kathy Debbie and Dick also from Overland Park.
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Arthur Kuster
St Louis
Kuster
Ross Miller
W. Oak
Dwain Cordill
Jeffrey
Overland Park
Ed Wolfe
S. Tennessee
Leonard Wolfe
Enid
Okla
R. L. Neth
Kathy
Debbie
Locke Couple Return From Ozarks Vacation
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Locke Sr of 301 S Central returned home Monday evening from a vacation trip to the Ozarks. Weekend guests of Mr and
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Lloyd Locke Sr
S. Central
Ozarks
Doris Hornsby resigns as chief clerk in corporation dept
Secretary of State Elwin Shanahan announced the resignation of Doris L. Hornsby from her post as chief clerk in the corporation department of the office.
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Topeka
Elwin Shanahan
Doris L. Hornsby
Corporation Department
Chanute Tribune Staff and Subscription Rates Listing
The Chanute Tribune details staff positions and subscription options. It lists publisher Dwight McCreight news editor John Hovorka advertising Mar Fay D Clopine circulation manager Ben Nicholas and others. Rates cover mail within the trade area Allen Wilson Woodson counties and outside trade territory with yearly and quarterly options.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
S. Highlane
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
John Hovorka
Fay D. Clopine
Ben Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Neosho
Allen, Wilson
Woodson Counties
Deaths and Funerals Notices
Lois Belle Killion 91 of 116 N Steuben died Sunday at home after a short illness born May 9 1875 in Wilson County she taught school in Kansas City until 1944 later lived with sister Mrs Pearl Peyton funeral Wednesday 10:30 Gibson Koch Chapel burial Elmwood Cemetery also obituary items for Borial Hospital veteran WWII Cha nute farmer Mrs Lola Kuykendall surviving sister in law funeral Thursday 10:30 Johnson Chapel Rev Bert Sutton officiating and Mrs George McFerren burial Oakwood Baldwin memorial service 9:30 Wednesday Lamb Funeral Home Baldwin and Myrtle Wheatley funeral at Johnson Chapel burial Elmwood Cemetery with Henry Alford Hazel Slane singing and bearers listed
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Lois Belle Killion
N. Steuben
B. H. Killion
Wilson County
Kansas City
Phoenix
Ariz
Pearl Peyton
Presbyterian Church
Gibson-Koch Chapel
Duff D Wagoner
Elmwood Cemetery
Lola Kuykendall
Johnson Chapel
Bert Sutton
George
Elizabeth Irene) McFerren
George McFerren
Westview Nursing Home
Wheatley
Myrtle Wheatley
Henry Alford
Hazel Slane
Old Rugged Cross
Robert L. Johnson
Clyde Russell
Wes Brinkmeyer
Guy Braden
Cecil Arnett
Wilbur Switzer
Lester Kuykendall Dies at 67 in Neosho
Lester Owen Kuykendall 67 of route four died Sunday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. He was born in Newton County and survived by his wife Martha and two sons. Funeral arrangements are pending at the Clarkson Funeral Home.
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Lester Owen Kuykendall
Neosho Me
Skydiver Lands Safe On Second Base
Skydiver Richard Harman jumped from a plane during Independence Day events in St. Louis. The Army sergeant with the Golden Knights landed safely at second base in Busch Memorial Stadium after a wind carried him past the Gateway Arch while he opened his parachute. Fellow skydivers and stadium workers watched in surprise.
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ST. Louis
Richard Harman
Busch Memorial Stadium
Harman
Golden Knights
Mississippi Riverfront
Gateway Arch
Mrs S Plummer dies after illness in Chanute
Mrs S Plummer died Sunday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. Born February 15, 1885 in Emporia, she married Leroy Wells April 3, 1909. She lived in Chanute since 1913 and was a member of the First Christian Church. memorial service held at the church with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include two grandchildren, three great grandchildren, four sisters Bessie Marney, Marie Bien, Eva Thayer, Eleanor Chapman, and one brother Alfred Hayden.
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S Plummer
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Emporia
Leroy Wells
Wells
Chanute
First Christian Church
Bessie Marney
Topeka
Marie Bien
Williamsburg
Eva Thayer
San Bernardino
Calif
Eleanor Chapman
el Monte
Alfred Hayden
India
Bert Sutton
Memorial Park Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
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K.C. Livestock
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
Chicago Grain
K.C
Kansas City Cash
Prather
Evergreen
Wall Street
Daily Transcript
Fred Spencer
Humboldt
Glen Swiler
Galesburg
Luella Dawson
N. Grant
Roy Anderson
Mildred Hemphill
W. Main
Kevin Ingram
Tommy Staggs
S. Ashby
Catharina Nooteboom
W. 4Th
Steven DeLa Torre
Christina Lundine
Lillie Hewitt
S. Santa Fe
Juan Serrato
S. Steuben
Joe Batesel
S. Evergreen
James Boerwinkle
S. Lafayette
Fred Taylor
Earl Moore
Richard Wiggans
William Heffern
Emil Lofgren
N. Forest
John Husted
Colony
Alta Jones
Bryant Nursing Home
Jimmy Orton
Stark
James Overbey
Harold Moore
S. Allen
Lee Osborn
David Helm
E. Oak
Mary Wynn
Eric
Lawrence Galbraith
Medical
Jess Marsh
Ross Zugmier
Thayer
Dorothy Googins
Ida White
Frank Washburn
N. Washington
Richard Sigler
Frank Hosfelt
S. Highland
Tom Blancett
Mary K. Garrison
Forest
W. W. Garrett
C. W. Edwards
Susan
Chuck
Vandenberg Afb
L. C. Garrett
Gail
Ann
Wichita
Beth Salzwedel
San Francisco
Bob
Harry R. Salzwedel
Pete
Gunner) Brown
Brown
R. E. Williams
V. V. Morris
Don Baker
C. W. Hubbard
Columbus, Ga
John Schmutz
Madison
C. O. Wasson
Julia Neff
Wayne Ellis
Jerry Jones
International Christian Women’s Fellowship
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Mr. and
Hornsby
U. S
HSA
P. O
Chanute, Kansas
Lincoln & Walnut
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
E. Main
Borial Hospital
Volga
Iowa
Hildia J. Wells
United States
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