Hog and cattle prices steady as market reports mixed
Kansas City price roundup shows cattle and hogs moving with mixed changes across classes. Slaughter cattle steady to 25 lower, hogs up to 75 cents, lambs firm, veals steady with prime at 28 dollars, cows and bulls mostly steady to higher in a varied regional livestock market.
Live stock and poultry market report from Kansas City and Missouri-Arkansas
Hogs steady with U S 1 and 2 grades 190-240 pounds at 17.75 to 18.00 dollars, sows 17.00 to 15.00, boars 9.00 to 11.00. Cattle steady with grain fed steers 24.00 to 25.25 dollars for 600-700 pounds, stock calves 25.00 to 30.00, yearling stockers 24.00 to 26.00. Kansas City prices include eggs and poultry with Large eggs 23-27 mostly 26, Wholesale Large 27-29, Medium 22-24, hens 11 to 8, broilers 13 delivered plant, butter 65. Data from AP and Missouri-Arkansas markets.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U. S
U_ S
U.S
Missour
Arkansas
Chicago farm prices hold steady across milk and poultry lines
Butter remains steady with AA 5744 at 93, A 5744 at 92, and other grades listed. Eggs stay firm with whites 29, mixed 28, mediums 24'2, standards 25, dirties 21'2, checks 21. Live poultry shifts: roasters 21-23'2, special red white rock fryers 18'2-19'2, Plymouth Rock fryers 18'2-19'%, hens 16.
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Chicago
Fegs: Extra Large or Grade A Lakes
Grade A Large and Grade B Large items appear with mixed descriptions in this fragmented note. No clear events, persons, or organizations are identifiable from the legible text.
Wall Street Mixed Market Ends With Small Moves
Wall Street showed mixed results in late trading as gains and losses in key issues varied by fractions to a point. Volume was light at about 4 million shares, with corporate bonds firm amid fluctuating individual issues and government issues rising in quiet trading.
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New York
Sorghum Acreage Up Two Percent in 1962
The Agriculture Department reports sorghum acreage nationwide rose 2 percent from last year to 146 million acres for 1962. Oklahoma and Kansas see 3 percent gains, Nebraska 15 percent, while Texas remains unchanged and Missouri cuts back. The August 10 crop report will provide the first production forecast.
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Washington
U. S
Agriculture Department
Department
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Texas
Missouri
Kansas City Grain Prices Report
AP reports Kansas City market quotes for wheat corn oats rye barley and soybeans with grades No 2 and No 3 values and price ranges across futures style listings. Prices shown include wheat 2.18 to 2.24 for No 2 dark, corn 1.33 to 1.48 for No 2 white, soybeans 2.41 to 2.46 and bran shorts listed at 33.00 to 37.25 with several other small commodity spreads.
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Kansas City
Wheat
Rexall Hamilton 49 Dies After Short Illness
Rexall Hamilton, 49, of Leavenworth died Tuesday night after a brief illness. He was born March 21, 1913, in Chanute and survived by his parents, five sisters, and three brothers. The body will be taken to Roy O. Gibson Funeral Home. arrangements are incomplete. Arthur William Gaughan funeral held at Johnson Mortuary with burial in Osage Pioneer Greenwood Cemetery.
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Rexall Hamilton
Leavenworth
Rexall Eugene
Francis
Lillie Hamilton
Chanute
Francis Hamilton
N. Garfield
C. A
Bonnie Wallender
Chicago
Herb ‘Daisy’ Spencer
Augusta
Jake ‘Martha’ Byers
Irvin
Ruth) Cunningham
Garden Grove
Calif
Robert
Virginia) Coombs
Wichita
Fred Hamilton
Homine
Okla
John Hamilton
Floyd Hamilton
N. Forest
Roy 8
Gibson Funeral Home
Greenwood Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Operator Suggests Four Million for Telstar Call
A Bell operator jokingly asks to deposit four million dollars for a Telstar call after AT&T spent four million to place the satellite in orbit. Officials predict satellite calls to foreign lands may cost less than today’s three minute tolls of about twelve fifty to European cities via submarine cables.
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New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Ca.l
Bell
Advertising Safe Buying Is Your Guide to ady
An advertisement draft promotes safe buying practices with a focus on consumer guidance. It emphasizes caution when shopping, urging readers to verify sellers, compare prices, and avoid deals that seem too good to be true.
Local Family Moves After Reunion and Birth News
Lt Col and Mrs Neal Barker and relatives traveled from Chanute area to Dayton Ohio after a class reunion. John Babcock of Paola and Roy Babcock of Thayer share news of a son Adam Wesley born in Paola with Craig and Reed families listed as grandparents. Army PFC Frank D Frost 22 participated in Exercise Clear Lake at Eglin AFB with the 2d Infantry Division. Beulah Wehlage of Tennessee Street fined 7.50 for disorderly conduct, bond returned after acquittal on intoxication.
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Neal Barker
Nealeen
Pat
Dayton
Ohio
G. E. Barker
J. N. Reed
John Babcock
Paola
Chanute
Adam Wesley
A. A. Craig
Lawrence
Roy Babcock
Thayer
Army
PFC
Frank D. Frost
Robert M. Frost
2D Infantry Division
U.S. Strike Command
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Frost
38Th Infantry
Fort, Benning
Fort Benning
Beulah Wehlage
Tennessee
Daily Transcript Hospital Admissions and Court Filings
Daily Transcript lists hospital admissions and dismissals for Neosho Memorial on Tuesday, including Jess Cox and Natalie Brown with medical and surgery cases, and births to William Coyne. District Court filings include Sharon Maupin vs William Maupin for divorce with 1960 marriage details and other civil actions. Police reports note a forged payroll check case and vandalism at Santa Fe Park with suspects and arrests.
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Jess Cox
E. 2Nd
Willard ‘Cleaver
N. Grant
Natalie Brown
N. Steuben
Marie Hamill
S. Garfield
Walter Frank
N. Katy
Isidro Savedra
Steuben
William Payton
Lisa Robins
Yates Center
Rafe Becannon
Buffalo
James Richman
Autry Nursing Home
Everett Lynch
Joe Locke
Galesburg
DeAnn Nelson
Dale Schiesser
William Coyne
Sharon Maupin
William Maupin
Miami
Okla
Iran
R. Meeks
Helen
Meeks
Harry J. Meeks
Nora G. Meeks
Roy Powers
D & D Aero Spraying Inc
Clifford
Dempsey
Marion Demp
Damages Sought In Chanute Plant Crop Case And Local Divorces
The Chanute Tribune reports $989108¢ in damages plus $3,010 punitive damages and costs after weed spraying allegedly damaged vegetable crops on adjoining land. Also appears are District Court filings: Gloria Ludvicek vs Francis Ludvicek for divorce with a child and support terms. Letha Shields vs David Shields for divorce with a child and custody. Carl Weiner and John Klenzie vs Wilshire Oil Co. of Texas in a declaratory judgment with a royalty ruling and costs assessed to the defendant.
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Whintits
the Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Gloria Kay Ludvicek
Francis Wayne Ludvicek
Honolulu
Hawaii
Letha Marie Shields
David W
Shields
Imarried
Lola
District Court Action
Carl Weiner
John G. Klenzie
Wilshire Ol Co
Texas
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Bob" Wilson
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