Livestock Prices Mixed in Kansas City Market Report
AP livestock roundup from Kansas City shows cattle 5,000 head with calves 100, slaughter steers steady, cows down 50 cents, heifers 20.00 to 21.50. Hogs 3,000 with barrows and gilts 1 to 3 priced 15.00 to 17.00, sows 12.00 to 14.75. Sheep 1,000 steady with lambs 22.75 to 23.00 and ewes 4.50 to 6.00. Roosters 23 to 25 cents, red white rock fryers 19 to 20, heavy hens 17.
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Roosters
Parsons
U.S
Livestock and cattle market price report summary
U S hogs and cattle prices listed by grade with weights and ranges. Hogs include U S No 1 and 2 at 190-240 lbs and bulk mixes, sows and bears. cattle cover steers heifers calves stockers yearlings cows bulls with price bands for各 grades and weights. Sheep and lamb values shown for spring lambs and ewes with guides for wool and meat grades.
Egg market report with price changes noted
Kansas City AP reports consumer eggs large A 25 30 cents. other sizes unchanged. Wholesale large at 80 percent A 32 35 cents. mediums 80 percent A 26 28 cents. Butter and Missouri Arkansas live fryers and broilers unchanged.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Market Prices for Eggs and Other Goods
Listing of egg grades with prices as 30 for Grade A Extra Large, 24 for Grade A Medium, 24 for Grade B Large. Also shows current receipts 22, premium cream 52, silica AT Ca section, and prices for roosters, hides, and glue hides per pound.
Chicago Grain Wheat and corn prices rise in July bids
The Chicago grain market shows No 1 soft red wheat at 1.462 1 4, No 1 yellow 1.57, No 1 heavy yellow 1.56, with corn No 1 yellow 1.23 1 2, No 2 yellow 1.23 1 2. Oats No 2 heavy white 64 1, No 1 extra heavy white 64 2, No 2 extra heavy white 64 4 1 s. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.50 4 n, soybean oil 8.45. Wheat closed up, July $1.42 4. corn up, July $1.20 4. oats steady to down, July 60 1 2. rye up, July $1.24 1 2. soybeans steady to up, July $2.48.
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Chicago
Wheat and grain bids from Kansas City market report
AP field notes Wheat bids show 154 car lot figures with No 2 and No 3 grades and mixed prices. Corn trading 30 cars with No 2 white and No 3 pricing varying by grade, alongside soybean, barley and bran price ranges. Notes include rye, oats and shorts price ranges and level movements for the day.
Wall Street Finds Direction After Sluggish Session
Wall Street opened with indecision but by afternoon seemed to curb the downbeat trend from the prior session. Daily volume was about 4.7 million shares versus 4.8 million the day before. The bond market showed a mixed picture as traders awaited further signals.
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Bodies Found In Old River Seek Mysterious Civil Rights Link
Federal state and local investigators probed a muddy Old River offshoot 17 miles south of Tallulah after two bodies were found. A torso identified as an Alcorn A&M College student was found the day before. The second body, on the Mississippi state side, was believed to be Henry Dees of Meadville. Both bodies bore rope bindings and remnants of clothing.
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University of Mississippi Medical Center
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Philadelphia
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Meadville
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Madison Parish
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Mississippi
Chicago Produce Butter and Eggs Unchanged
Chicago AP reports wholesale buying prices for live poultry and related produce remain unchanged with buyers and sellers monitoring market signals. No significant price shifts noted for butter and eggs in early market listings.
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Oil Production Climbs During Week in Plains States
U S oil output rose last week led by Oklahoma and Kansas gains. The Oil and Gas Journal survey shows average daily production reaching 7,501,610 barrels, reflecting a broad uptick in U S output across key shale areas with ongoing industry demand and drilling activity.
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Okla
U.S
Oklahoma
Kansas
Oil and Gas Journal
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Mrs. W. E. York Dies in Houston After Illness
Grace Nora York died today in Houston following an extended illness. Born in Wilson County, she was married to W. E. York, who preceded her in death, and she belonged to the First Methodist church. Survivors include sons Earl of Houston and William Lee of Odessa. Funeral at 2 p.m. Friday at Koch-Skinner Memorial Chapel, burial in Elmwood Cemetery.
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Grace Nora) York
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Houston
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Odessa
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Purkey Memorial Service Held at Johnson Mortuary
Funeral service for Mrs. Ruby Vera Purkey conducted by Dr. Duff D. Wagoner at Johnson Mortuary this morning. Mrs. Hazel Slane played organ music. Floral attendants were Mrs. Charles Steinman and Mrs. O H Bates. Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery.
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O. H. Bates
Memorial Park Cemetery
Funeral service for Elvin Dean Mauck held Monday
The funeral for Elvin Dean Mauck was held at Johnson Mortuary Monday at 2 pm. Rev. Robert McGuire of Humboldt Baptist Church officiated. Hazel Slane performed How Great Thou Art on the organ. Bearers were Dale L. Cox Edward L. Marvin Brig Massey Bill Creahan Dean Sweaney and Marvin E. Platt. Burial followed.
Coin Shortage Triggers Bank Kennedy Half Bargains
Albuquerque bank advertises the new Kennedy half dollar at 49 cents each with a six per customer limit, payable only in pennies and nickels, highlighting a citywide coin shortage. The First National Bank of Albuquerque markets the offer as a practical response to the shortage affecting everyday transactions.
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Oil production gains by state exceed prior week
Oklahoma output climbs to 537,430 barrels daily, up 13,859 from the prior week, while Kansas increases by 5,430 to a new level. Total regional gains reflect a steady rise in daily production across the states reported.
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Oklahoma
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Change in Control of Allen County Bank IOLA Kan
Leo L. Kent of El Dorado and John Bertoncino Jr. of Cherryvale announced they have bought controlling interest in the Allen County State Bank at Iola. It marks the second control change this year after January’s sale to Philip Hamm and R. A. Zebold Jr. They will join the board as vice presidents, George Mack of Iola remains president, and Bowlus family shares sold for $919,628 last December under court approval.
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Chairmen Named By Reb Russell for 5th District Bid
PARSONS Kansas AP Frank Hill of Emporia chairs a 16 member committee named by Reb Russell of Coffeyville to back Russell's campaign for the Democratic 5th District congressional nomination. The lineup includes Mrs Tony Pippet and William B Cole Labette County Rich ard Rock and Wally Stowall Cowley County Mark Head Cherokee County Mrs Ernes tine Brennan and Joe O Bryan Bourbon County Joe Schaub Crawford County Mrs Ruth Shoemaker Greenwood County William Miller Elk County Harry Foster Chautauqua County Leo Mills Woodson County Don Dwyer Sumner County Jesse Green Osage County and Henry M Smith Neosho County.
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Emporia
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Labette County
Richard Rock
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Cowley County
Mark Head
Cherokee County
Ernestine Brennan
Joe O'Bryan
Bourbon County
Joe Schaub
Crawford County
Ruth Shoemaker
Greenwood County
William Miller
Elk County
Harry Foster
Chautauqua County
Leo Mills
Woodson County
Don Dwyer
Sumner County
Jesse Green
Osage County
Henry M. Smith
Neosho County
Republican Convention Program at the Cow Palace
The San Francisco AP report outlines today and Wednesday events for the Republican National Convention. Highlights include opening by the temporary chair, credentials, rules and permanent organization reports, Morton’s speech, and Eisenhower’s appearance, followed by California Senate candidate George Murphy and the roll calls for presidential nomination.
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Kentucky
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Hospital Admissions and Fire Run Reports
Daily Transcript notes Monday admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital including Mrs Hake Buffalo medical Mrs Pullman Humboldt surgery William Cooper Westview Nursing Home medical Julius Sample 1105 S Garfield medical Dismissals list Claudie Morris 914 N Garfield Kempy Van Valey 107 S Rutter Danny Wade Walnut Admisson today Eddie Lacey 1315 S Highland medical Fire Runs Monday 7 15 p m 1407 S Evergreen cat in tree Monday 10 35 p m is Sia and Melis smoke in oven
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Car Assembly Lines Gradually Shut Down
Detroit AP reports the auto industry is closing assembly lines after a record model year. Cadillac halted 1964 production last week and others soon will. July output is seen at about 589000 cars, down from June’s 777159, as firms begin the 1965 model run and seek to curb labor talks timing.
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Range Conditions Sharply Improved In Kansas Pastures
Kansas range feed conditions have risen to 80 percent of normal as rains in late May and early June boost western two thirds of the state. Stock water supplies improved in June though central areas still need more runoff. Grasshoppers appeared in many regions but caused no major damage.
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State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Eiffel Tower as temporary 1889 Paris Exposition structure
The Eiffel Tower was built as a temporary exhibit for the 1889 Paris Exposition. It served as a centerpiece of the event and although intended as temporary, it became a lasting landmark.
Earmark Tax For Schools McDill Boyd Says
MCPHERSON Kansas AP Republican governor candidate McDill Huck Boyd said local school taxes are a problem and any new revenue should go entirely to education. He would work with the legislature to raise school funds equitably and reduce property taxes, noting state costs are covered through fiscal year 1956.
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Huck) Boyd
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