Dismissals and Admissions At Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript itemizes hospital activity with names and addresses for dismissals admissions and births. Includes patients Al vin Felkins S N Alfred Alan Angleton Bruce Saar Everett Caldwell Debrah Tucker Melvin Lehman James Wilson and others plus a birth for Ned Kauffman and a gas leak fire run. District Court filings list Adams divorce and a name change application.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Alvin Felkins
N. Kansas
S. N. Alfred
Alan Angleton
Vicente Morales
Humboldt
Dallas Brandon
James Moore
S. Steuben
Max Alter
S. Santa Fe
Merle Simmons
Vernal Crabtree
Floyd Hess
Iola
Medical
Omer Dennis
S. Allen
Wilbur Gericke
Chanute
LeVera Jean Adams
Bert Morris Adams
Phillip Dee Finley
Obituaries from Humboldt district deaths
Harve H. Clemens 82 of Earlton area dies after years of illness. Charles E. Wiles 65 Humboldt oil worker dies after long illness. Dora L. Smith 93 Humboldt long illness death. Mrs. Maude P. Gerall 87 formerly Humboldt dies in Coffeyville. Services and burial details listed for each at local churches and Mount Hope Cemetery.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Figures and Ranges
Livestock market totals show Hogs 4,000 head with barrows and gilts steady while sows rise to 25 higher. Lambs strong to 25 higher with a range of 24.25 to 75 for spring lambs and feeder lambs 19 to 21. Cattle and calves total 8,500 and 100 respectively with steers and heifers down 25-50 and cows up 25-50. Veal and cow categories list price bands across utilities, trims, and breedings.
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Kansas City
Market Prices for Hogs Cattle and Calves Reported
Parson hogs and cattle prices listed by weight and grade. Hogs show ranges for various weights including sows and boars, while cattle cover grain fed steers and heifers, standards, stocker and feeder calves, heifer calves, and yearlings with price brackets across quality grades.
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Parsons
U.S
Chanute Tribune Publication Details and Rates
The Chanute Tribune lists staff and publication info including publisher Dwight McCreight and editor Dwight Wallingford. It outlines subscription rates by mail for Neosho and neighboring counties and Kansas, with yearly, quarterly, and monthly options.
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Chanute Tribune
S. Highland Chanute
Kansas
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
John Hovorka
Leland Lowe
Ben Nicholas
Foreman Dorsey Osborn
Neosho
Alien
Wilson
Woodson Counties
Egg and Butter Prices Reported for Kansas City Area
AP reports consumer egg prices by size with large A 26 28 cents and medium A 20 22 cents and small A 17 19 cents. Wholesale eggs list large at 29 31 cents and mediums 26 28 cents. Missouri Arkansas live fryers and broilers prices range from 14 44 to 42 at farm and 14 42 to 52 at plant. butter grade A solid 67 cents per lb and grade A quarters 68 cents per lb.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Chicago price report for dairy eggs and poultry shifts
Chicago AP notes butter prices steady with multiple grade figures. Eggs remain unchanged with whites and mixed grades listed. Live poultry prices mostly steady to two lower with roosters and special fed White Rock fryers cited.
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Chicago
Egg and Cream Prices and Goods List Taken From Market Receipt
A fragmented pricing list shows eggs in grades A extra large large and medium with prices, Grade B large at .22, cream varieties including Sweet Cream 00 and premium 202, No 1 and No 2 creams with various amounts, roosters and hides also noted with prices. The text resembles a historical market receipt detailing commodities and current receipts.
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Desea
Sagaees
Wheat and grain prices at Kansas City market report
Kansas City market report shows grain quotes with wheat up to 1.7 per bushel for No 2 hard, No 3 ranges 1.4354 to 1.46, red wheat 1.4542 to 1.50, corn mixed around 1.33 to 1.82, oats mostly steady with No 2 white 71 to 77, Milo 2.08 to 2.14, rye around 1.04.
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Kansas City
Milo
Wall Street Drifts Lower After Four Day Advance
The New York stock market eased in late trading as volume reached about 4 million shares, down from 4.26 million on Friday. Corporate and Treasury bonds showed little change, ending a brief rally streak.
U S Favours Hemisphere Force Plan
Washington officials said the United States backs an inter American force ready to meet hemisphere emergencies. President Johnson, Secretary Rusk, and Ambassador Bunker outlined the stance ahead of the August Rio de Janeiro meeting on the proposal.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Ellsworth Bunker
Organization of American States
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Secre
Return of 243rd Quartermaster Battalion from Camp McCoy
The 243rd Quartermaster Battalion returned Saturday from two weeks of active duty at Camp McCoy Wisconsin. Maj. William D. Guy is the executive officer of the battalion and commands R. 4.
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243Rd Quartermaster Battalion
Camp McCoy
Wis
William D. Guy
Latin American Ministers Expected at Rusk Meeting
A summary notes that Secretary of State Dean Rusk and foreign ministers from 19 Latin American countries are expected to attend a forthcoming diplomatic meeting. The item highlights regional participation and the high-level nature of the event.
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Tary
Dean Rusk
Watch Stolen From City Pool Locker
Mike Goss reported his watch was stolen while swimming at the municipal pool. He said he left the watch in a locker basket before it disappeared. The incident occurred Saturday, with residents from Independence Parsons Pittsburg Emporia and Chanute likely involved.
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Mike Goss
S. Grant
Obituaries and funeral notices from Chanute area
Seward Emerson Barnes 76 of 1005 S Plummer died unexpectedly at home Sunday. Born January 4 1889 near Hilltop Virgil he was a retired mail carrier. Survived by wife Mildred Fleming two daughters Norma Rays and Eileen Myers and two grandchildren. Service Wednesday 10:30 at Johnson Chapel burial Green Lawn Memorial Park. Contributions to heart fund. Frances Elizabeth Casey 74 of Evergreen died at Mercy Hospital Fort Scott after a month and ten days as patient. Born Baltimore September 27 1890. First married Claude Murray 1910. he died 1924. Married Joseph Casey 1947. he died 1952. Member St Patrick church lived in Chanute 13 years. Rosary Monday 8 p.m. at St Patrick's. solemn mass today by Rev Vincent Brown. Body to Yankton S D for graveside Wednesday. John-son Mortuary in charge. Survivors include daughter Meryl Casey four grandchildren three great grandchildren brother John Conrad Riverside Calif sister Mrs George Smith Riverside Calif. Jones funeral service held at St Patrick's Catholic Church Saturday Rev Vincent Brown officiating. Burial St Patrick's Cemetery. Organist Mrs Carl Wortman choir. Flowers by Mrs Bill Brown Mrs Ralph Wilcott Mrs M C McGregor. Pallbearers Ray Moriarty Georg Cox Melvin Cutler L D Hunter Orville Brenner John Jensen Jr. American Legion conducted memorial at grave. Roy S Gibson Funeral Home in charge.
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Harve H. Clemens
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Earlt
Karolina Flottman
Chanute
Vern
Bertha) Huss
Lamar
Colo
William
Dorothy) Michael
Independence
Harve M
David
Wichita
Guy W
Tonawanda
N.Y
Harold
S. Kansas
Glen
New Orleans
Lawrence
Johnson Chapel
Earlton Cemetery
Dora L. Smith
Humboldt
Hillsville
Methodist Church
The
Eastern Star
DAR
Royal Neighbors of America
James A. Smith
Elizabeth Ann Shoemaker
Platte City
Gene Taylor
Mount Hope Cemetery
Price Funeral Home
Seward Emerson Barnes
S. Plummer
Hilltop
Virgil
Mildred Fleming
Girard
Cedar Lodge AF
Chanute Gem and Mineral Society
Norma Rays
Shawnee
Eileen Myers
Quivera Lake
Missouri
LaMoine Waldron
Green Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Heart Fund
Frances Elizabeth Casey
Evergreen
Mercy Hospital
Fort Scott
Baltimore
Claude Murray
Joseph Casey
St. Patrick's Church
Vincent Brown
Yankton
S. D
Johnson Mortuary
Meryl Casey
S. Central
John Conrad
Oregon
George Smith
Riverside
Calif
Telephone contact in Tribune notice
Inability to reach the subject requires calling Tribune phone line after 6 p.m. Dial HE 1-3400 if contact fails.
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Tribune
Grain and feed prices reported for barley soybeans and bran
Market notes list barley at 1.03 to 1.08, soybeans between 2.7414 and 2.862, sacked bran at 38.50 to 39.25 and sacked shorts at 40.50 to 41.25. These bids reflect current commodity trading ranges and delivery terms.
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Shorts
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