Hogs Higher Cattle Steady In Kansas City Livestock Market
In Kansas City the cattle market shows 7 500 head with calves 400, demand steady to weak and prices for steers good to choice 27.00 to 29.00. Cows 17.50 to 19.50, vealers 28.00 to 31.00, top individuals 32.00. Hogs 3 500 head, slow to steady to 50 higher, barrows and gilts 15.00 to 15.75 for 190 230 lb, sows 10.50 to 12.50, heavier hogs 9.50 to 10.75. Sheep 2 000 head, steady to 50 higher, lambs 2 00 to 23.00, spring feeder lambs 17.50 to 18.59.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
Choice
U. S
Raymond May
Californ
Everett
Cali
Jornia
Fletcher
Virgil
Coffeyville
Jess
Wichita
Sam
Lake Charles
Floyd
Zanesville
Bears
Chancellor
Sia
Deaths and Funeral Notices Include Roy Tabor
Roy Ellis Tabor 74 of Chanute died at home after years of ill health. He was an ordained Nazarene minister who served Chanute from 1925 to 1928 and retired in 1949. Survived by wife Myrtle, daughter Ruth Reep, son Harry, eight grandchildren, sister, and many brothers. Funeral home handling arrangements. Also listed are several local livestock market results, farm obituaries for Frederick Alan Krone Jr. and Mary Pillot, and additional notices for Bonney, Noel, and other area deaths with brief burial details.
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Roy Ellis Tabor
N. Highland
Nazarene Church
Chanute
Tabor
Butler County
Francis
Laura Tabor
Coffeyville
Myrtle Williamson
Ruth Reep
Harry
Hutchinson
Frederick Alan Krone Jr
Frederick Alan Krone
Lafayette
Mercy Hospital
Parsons
Zion Lutheran Church
Sandra Jr
Frank Krone
H. G. Jones
Eric
Bertha Clum
Erie
Galesburg
W. T. Niermeier
Koch- Skinner Memorial Home
Mary Pillot
J. R. Pillot
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
St. Francis Cemetery
St. Paul
Washington
Jospeh Pillot
Kansas
Charles J
Rot Erie
Josephine Elsenraat
Bernard Claus
Bartlesville
Luther McCoy
Sophia Blewich
Washington, Mo
Sarah Bonney
Sarah Emeline Bonney
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Duluth
Minn
Blue Barth County
Winfield
OB Lovett
Joseph F. Bonney
Bernard F. Wyatt
Jessie LeVan
Mildred Taylor
Portland
Ore
Truman H. Lovett
Harlan FE. Lovett
Noel
Wilson County
Altoona
Gypsy
Merritt
Fredonia
Lillie West
Opal Miller
Elmdale
Dorothy Payne
Wells
Claude
Laramie
Wye
Ernest
Ogden
Utah
Opal Ralston
Vista
Calif
Pearl Rohr
Bellflower
Arlene Gentry
Coral Lewis
San Diego
Naomi Gingrich
Betty Moore
Independence
Etta Lenders
Kansas City
Dora Moffatt
Guy Noel
Valley Falls
Glenn Noel
Springfield
John Noel
Westchester
Pa Noel
The
Santa Fe
McCoy Funeral and Family Notices From Obituary Fragment
Obituary fragment notes Noel family details including birth in 1887 and marriages in 1911 and 1939, list of survivors across multiple spouses, children, and stepchildren. Also mentions Stanley R. McCoy funeral at First Christian church with interment at Shaw cemetery and ritual details. Memorial arrangements handled by Koch Skinner Memorial Home.
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Ray J. Hutchison
Elmwood Cemetery
Eastern Star Serveos
Johnson Mortuary
Warren Knox
Stanley Harding
Koch-Skinner
Special notices and local life wrap from the Tribune
The Tribune carries a list of notices and social items: Cleaners will close next week July 11 to 18 with drop off and pick up during that period. A shoe clearance sale continues at Harrison’s Shoes 5 E Main. A birth reported Fort Benning GA adds Angela Marie with a sister Cynthia Ann. Me morial building coin club meets 8 pm Wednesday with Lewis M Regan speaking. Local social notes mention Fort Hood fiancee visits, Bethesda and Buffalo trips, and Fourth of July guests. A Humboldt county court case finds Richard Johnson fined 10 dollars and paroled after a 15 day sentence.
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Richard Johnson
Humboldt Rk 2
Hospital Admittances and Discharges Snapshot
Daily Transcript lists hospital entries including admittances and dismissals across Friday to Sunday with names and locations such as Mrs. Thomas J. Smith Earlton medical and Mrs. Edna Nibarger 1821 S Highland medical. Births announced for Friday and Sunday include families in Humboldt Buffalo and Earlton and a Friday boy for Eltzholtz Powell Metzen and Keas. Traffic citation notes John Mote speeding 85 mph on Main Street.
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Thomas
Smith
Thomas J. Gaughn
Earlton
Paul A. Smith
Christina Buckner
S. Highland
Edna Nibarger
David Myers
Robbie Fullerton
W. 4Th
Phil Dryden
Maggie Fletcher
S. Ashby
Joseph Rucker
James F. Moore
Rose
Ted Ahlers
S. Kansas
Dennis ‘Vaughn
Humboldt
James Ferrell
S. Central
Fred Gerardy
S. Lafayette
Dale Bailey
S. Edith
Carl Haight
S. Evergreen
Melvin French
Martin McFarland Thayer
John C. Jones
Walnut
Grant Murrell
James Stich
Mary Bower
S. Forest
Bernice Rath
William Eltzholtz
N. Grant
Glenn Powell
Buffalo
Ralph Metzen
Kenneth Keas
Jack B. Wilson
William
Small Plane Crash Fatal to Wichita and Local Notices
A Wichita report lists a fatal small plane crash and multiple local notices. Names and addresses of residents are given, including birthday dinner honors for Mrs. Olive Smith and a birth announcement for Craig Richard Stowell. The item references community meetings and club gatherings.
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Wichita
Mel Burdette
St. Sten- Max Marshall
Khen
Mildred McCarty
N. Grant
A. R. McClure
Olive Smith
Kansas City
Lewis Robinson
Stonewall
Okla
Charlies Johnson
Homer Nave
Pryor
Rosemary Hedrick
Nechelle
Donnie Villines
Tulsa
Smith
Sooner Tot Dies After Bed Fall in Collinsville
Teddy Ray York, 15 month old son of Mr and Mrs Raymond York, died Sunday in Collinsville Oklahoma after falling from his bed onto a coffee cup whose jagged edge severed his jugular vein according to county investigator Ray Bachus.
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Collinsville
Okla
Teddy Ray York
Raymond York
Ray Bachus
Plane crash near Wichita injures one Sunday
A small plane crashed 10 miles southeast of Wichita injuring a person. Witnesses reported the craft stalled, plunged into a field, bounced, and struck a windrail before burning.
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Wichita
Vandalism Reported At Camp Wonderwood
Police were told of vandalism at Camp Wonderwood near Chanute over the weekend. Reports say damage occurred weeks ago with screens cut and windows and door locks broken.
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Camp Wonderwood
Chanute
Tel Aviv Largest City in Israel by Population
Tel Aviv is cited as Israel’s largest city with a population exceeding 300,000, reflecting its demographic scale and urban status within the country.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
California Fugitive Atterbury Eludes K C Police
Gordon Atterbury, 24, a California fugitive, eluded Kansas City police and Edwardsville officers after he fled a stolen car inquiry. He faced burglary, narcotics possession, and motor vehicle theft charges and fired at deputies before fleeing into a cornfield. FBI joined the weekend search.
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Kansas City
Kan
Gordon Atterbury
California
Lake of the Forest
Donald May
Edwardsville
Atterbury
Robert Reynolds
FBI
Man Poses As Medical Student at Kansas U
Report notes an individual posed as a medical student at the University of Kansas. Details indicate this misrepresentation surfaced in July 1959 as part of local Chanute Tribune coverage.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Automobile
University of Kansas
Wall Street Gains Press Toward Record Highs on Steels and Motors
In New York the stock market moved into record high ground with steel and motor shares advancing and overall trading fairly active. Volume reached about 32 million shares, up from 3.61 million the previous session as gains varied from fractions to over a point while late in the day profit taking appeared on the latest rise.
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New York
Steels and Motors
Tremors Recorded Near Fordham University Seismograph
A Fordham University seismograph recorded two tremors in New York as researchers noted minor ground movement. Officials urged calm and said no damage reports had surfaced.
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New York
Fordham University
Farm Equipment and Livestock Auction Notice
As we have sold our farm the following equipment and livestock will be sold at public auction at the farm located various directions from local towns. The sale occurs at the farm site described in multiple regional references and will proceed by public auction.
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Galesburg School
Thayer
Parsons
Erie
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Roy St. Gibson
Chicago
Kansas City Cash
First Baptist Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
White Shrine
Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Sunflower
Order of the Eastern Star
Edward James Noel
Verdigris
Christian Church
McKowen
Cottonwood Falls
Loren
Fawcett
Neode
U.S. Royal
Glen's Tire
S. Santa Fe
Tribune
People’s Cleaners
A. B. Chauncey
Harrison
Matt Massoth
Fort Benning, Ga
Angela Marie
Cynthia Ann
Neosho Valley Coin Club
Federation
Memorial Building
Lewis M. Regan
American Numismatic Assn
Walter Lowe
Fort Hood
Tex
Carol Lindquist
R. B. Lindquist
Eldon
Evergreen
E. T. Charles
Bethesda
W .H. Hildebrant
Willard Cleaver
R B. Lindquist
Harold Hildebrant
Billie
Susie
Joe
Allentown
Robert Lopeman
Edith Brown
Topeka
W. HH. Pens
Daily Transcript
John Mote
Corded
Peru
J. C. Rensing
Rensing
Highland Park
Up and Atom
Alcott School
Vicki Rowson
Los Angeles
Wichita. Kan
Doug
Steve
R. 1
Ozarks
D. R. Mauer
Family of
Joplin
Grand River
KOAM
Dick Stowell
Newton
Craig Richard
Stowell
Beverly Webber
Hutton School
Robert Stowell
L. C. Webber
Boulder, Colo
K.C
Wall Street
VFI
Davis
Sincerely, Helen & Howard Wilson
Hampshire
John Deere
Hoon
Frank Castle
Col Bill Riley
Phone 30
Piqua
First National Bank
Bach
Lima
Sarge
Kentucky
White House
Davis Leeder i
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