Livestock and grain prices from Kansas City AP report
Livestock markets show cattle at 25 to 50 higher for steers and heifers, with prime steers at 26.50 and cows at 14.00 to 16.00. Hogs rise 25 to 50, with barrows and gilts 18.25 to 18.60 in the 195-250 lb range. sheep steady with spring lambs 19.75 to 21.50. Grain futures list Wheat 1.94 to 2.06, Corn 1.32 to 1.44 for select grades, oats nominal, maize 2.00 to 2.14, soybeans 2.56 to 2.61.
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Kansas City
Parsons— Steady
U.S
U. S
Market Report and Local Notices Across Livestock and Stocks
Parson feed prices show mixed cattle and hog values with steers, heifers, sows, and bulls priced by weight and grade. Wall Street closes mixed with some airline gains and railway strike hopes, plus theft reports and local notices including car and truck item losses and travel updates.
Egg market report with small changes noted
AP reports in Kansas City that consumer eggs show dirties and checks 17 to 21 with other sizes unchanged. Wholesale eggs list large at 80 percent A 29 to 33 and mediums at 80 percent A 24 to 28. Poultry and butter remain unchanged.
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Kansas City
Chicago live poultry and dairy prices steady
Chicago AP reports live poultry steady to higher with roasters at 25 to 26, special fed white rock fryers 19 to 20, barred rock fryers 21. Butter and eggs hold prices steady.
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Chicago
Chicago grain prices and futures drift in thin trading
In Chicago a mixed session with No 1 red wheat at about 1.85 and No 1 yellow hard near 1.97. Corn No 5 yellow around 1.32, oats and soybeans show limited activity. Wheat settled modestly down while corn and rye showed small gains and July futures reflected modest shifts.
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Chicago
Cedar Lodge No. 103 Special Meeting Announcement
Cedar Lodge No. 103 will meet in special communication Thursday July 11 at 7 30 p m Work in Third degree Refreshments Visiting brethren welcome Millard W Drisdell W M Jay T Klinginsmith Secyl
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Cedar Lodge No. 103
KU freshmen among 163 at fifth summer preview
Karen Sue Kreider and M Karen Rose were among 163 prospective KU freshmen at Lawrence during the fifth summer preview. Paul E Hinrichs is a patient at Veterans Hospital in Wadsworth after surgery, in satisfactory condition. Mrs C C Bowers returned home after six weeks in California visiting relatives. Dr and Mrs William Luebdert of St Louis will visit her parents in Hutchinson. Mrs Dean Ostrum and sons travel from Bellvue to Dallas then Colorado to visit cabins while children join them from Sky Valley Ranch and Round Up Ranch. Mrs Ostrum is the former Laretta Mable Pierpont.
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S. Lafayette
M. Karen Rose
N. Lafayette
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Paul E. Hinrichs
S. Highland
Veterans Hospital
Wadsworth
William Luebdert
St. Louis
Carl Haight
S. Evergreen
Dean G. Ostrum
Daniel
Peter
Bellview
Wash
Dallas
Tex
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Ostrum
Paint Pony Ranch
Woodland Park
Karna
John
Sky Valley Ranch
Buena Vista
Colo
Laretta Mable Pierpont
Raymond Pierpont
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listed for Neosho Memorial
Daily Transcript lists Tuesday admissions at Neosho Memorial including Rev. C Edgar Rains, Herbert Toomey, Mrs Richard Sat ler, Willis Young and Mrs John In gels with addresses. Dismissals cover Mrs Ted die Ludlum Kimberlie Kaufman Mrs Harold McNeal and others. Today also notes surgery for Verda Lesco and Ray Bean and a dismissal for Hillis Krok strom.
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C. Edgar Rains
S. Highland
Herbert Toomey
S. Katy
Richard Satler
Willis Young
S. Rutter
Teddie Ludlum
S. Santa Fe
Kimberlie Kaufman
S. Garfield
Harold McNeal
Humboldt
Albert Bass
Bryant Rest Home
John Ingels
Verda Lesco
Thayer
Ray Bean
S. Forest
Death service for Ray May planned in Galesburg
Funeral for Ray May aged 63 of rural Galesburg will be Thursday at 2 p.m. in Galesburg Christian Church with Rev. George Weston officiating. Burial in Harmony Grove Cemetery. Pierce Funeral Home, Erie, arranging.
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Ray May
Galesburg
STOP ITCH relieves bites quickly in Every Caseys Rexall
STOP ITCH promises rapid relief from chiggers and mosquitoes with early action. The Casey's Rexall Store advertises this product as a trusted remedy for itchy bites, emphasizing fast results for discomfort after insect contact.
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Caseys Rexall
Chanute High School 1943 Class Reunion Held
The Chanute High School senior class of 1943 celebrated its 20th anniversary with 130 members and spouses attending. Events included registration at Tioga, a social hour, a Saturday buffet at St. Patrick's gym, and Sunday brunch at the Tioga Hotel. Prizes recognized travel distance, youngest baby, most children, longest marriage, and most grandchildren. Guests included H. C. Palmer of Atchison. A second reunion was planned for June 1968.
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St. Patrick's Gymnasium
Tioga Hotel
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Jean Chaffin
Talara
Peru
South America
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Barbara Leabo
Ulysses
Charles Berthot
Esther Franklin
Chanute
Charles Braden
Jeanne McGinley
Roseville
Calif
Camp Opto Report From Optimist Meeting In Kansas City
Junior Optimists Tommy Bert ram and Melvin Marsh reported on Camp Opto a summer program in Swope Park Kansas City attended by 140 campers from Kansas and the Kansas City area. The group heard talks by policemen and a prison chaplain and plans for a Guest Day July 24 with Stewart Lyon as speaker.
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Melvin Marsh
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Kansas City Swope Park
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Kansas
Kansas City
Lansing
Bertram
A. J. Bertram
Evergreen
Marsh
Loren Marsh
W. Main
Stewart Lyon
Wichita
Broom Industry Echoes Franklin Legacy in New York
The Broom Research Council estimates over 50 million corn brooms are sold yearly about one per household. Benjamin Franklin is credited as the father of the corn broom industry in this New York report.
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Broom Research Council
Benjamin Franklin
Guaranteed Roach and Waterbug Killer Ad
Casey’s Rexall Store runs an advertisement for guaranteed roach and waterbug killer claiming superiority after trying many others. The ad invites customers to ask any user for endorsements or proof of effectiveness.
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Caseys Rexall Store
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