Livestock Prices and Egg Butter Markets Reported
Kansas City cattle steady with 2 500 head calves 60 steer values 27.25 to 28.25 while hogs 4 500 head show barrows and gilts 21.25 to 23.75 for various weights sheep 700 spring lambs 26.05 to 27.00 eggs wholesales in steel blue markets with large 80 percent A at 32 to 56 cents per dozen and butter grade A prices steady at 77 cents per pound in Chicago live poultry roosters 25 to 26.5 cents and white rock fryers 21 to 22 cents.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Parsons
U.S
Market Report of Livestock Prices by Category and Grade
The report lists prices for parsons hogs cattle and sheep across grades and weights. It covers sows boars bulls steers heifers calves and various lamb classifications with price ranges from a low to peak values.
Chicago Grain market price report
Chicago AP reports grain prices with wheat No 2 hard at 1.39 percent No 2 soft red at 1.31 percent corn No 2 yellow 1.13 percent Oats No 2 extra heavy white 0.65 percent Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.70 percent Soybean oil 7.20 percent
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Chicago
Notice of Suit in Neosho County Kansas Case 1396
First published July 2 1968 the State of Kansas warns Power Oil Company New Ark Trust Company Colorado National Bank of Denver and many others that a suit filed in Neosho County District Court Chanute seeks to quiet title and cancel claims on land described as the NE 4 NE 4 N2 SE 4 and S2 NE 4 of Section 32 Township 27 Range 19 East with August 12 1968 deadline to plead in person at the county courthouse failure to appear may result in a decree in favor of the petitioner Lena Marie Harman acting through guardian Lena A Prange of the Miller estate and C B Amyx as lessee.
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Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Power Oil Company
Newark Trust Company
Colorado National Bank OF Denver
Frank F. Young
Ella M. Phillips
A. Peary Phillips
Aylward Drilling Company
Gordon J. Willis
Robert L. Rosier
Harold A. Rosier
J. A. Aylward
Paul W. Hesse
R. A. Aylward
John Champian
Charles E. Henshall
D. C. McCune
Polly Peel
Emily J. Guss
Mary E. Wright
George F. Peel
William S. Peel
Richard D. Peel
James S. Peel
John Peel
Ephriam Peel
Ephram Peel
O. P. Nichols
Henry Mabel
Harry Mabel
Emma Mabel
Carrie Mabel
Charles H. Mabel
Charles Harry Mabel
William Roche
Gustavus Roche
William Worthington
Webster Snyder
L. Miller
Lena L. Prange
Disc
Neosho County
Kansas
Chanute
Lena Marie Harman
S. Munday
Dora A.nday
Lena A. Prange
Lena Marie Miller
C. B. Amyx
Office of the Register of Deeds
P. M
Peters
Valiant
Wall Street mixed to lower in active trading
The New York market edged lower in fairly active trading with the AP 60 down 1.1 at noon to 346.8 as transports and utilities fluctuated. Dow Jones industrial average slipped 1.86 to 921.86 while leaders showed little inspirational momentum and overall losers outweighed gainers by about 200 issues.
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New York
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
Conflict Of Interest Charged In Kansas Governor Case
Republican Rick Harman charges Democratic Gov. Robert Docking with a conflict of interest over Docking's holdings in the Kansas Public Service Co. of Lawrence. Docking says the charge is expected in an election year and notes his profit from last year's gas sale to the University of Kansas.
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Topeka
Rick Harman
Robert Docking
Kansas Public Service Co
Lawrence
Docking
Harman
GOP
University of Kansas
Demo Women Select Pittsburg as '69 Site
The Kansas Federation of Women's Democratic Clubs will hold its 1969 state convention June 27-28 in Pittsburg. SEK Women's Democratic Club, covering Cherokee and Crawford counties, hosts the event with the Pittsburg chapter president as general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas Federation of Women’s Democratic Clubs
SEK Women’s Democratic Club
Cherokee
Crawford
Kansas News Briefs Highlight Local Events And Honors
Larry McQuin, Kingman grandson of Mr and Mrs Charles McQuin, joined the Kansas Lions International Convention Band entertaining in Dallas in June. W T Warren to speak on mental health at Rural Homemakers and Town and Country EHU meeting Thursday at 1 pm in the public library Heritage room. Orville Hedges attends a life insurance course at KU Lawrence July 15 19. Scholastic honors at Kansas State Teachers College Emporia include Bonnie Hill second in the sophomore class with 3.8 GPA. area students on the dean’s honor roll are Kathryn Carlson Marilyn Tiegreen Cheryl Wicker Dwight Wicker and Gayla Kuykendall. Tom Cloke reports left rear fender damage to a 1957 Buick at 9 E Main. A fight reported early today tied to a marital involvement. charges depend on a signed complaint. A prowler reported in West 3rd 400 block. no one found though a car was seen leaving. Sunday guests at 317 E 17th included Mrs I A Laughlin Emporia, Mrs W S Hayes Nashville Tenn, Ruby Anderson Frankfurt Germany, and Mr and Mrs George Anderson Mesa Ariz and Mr and Mrs Robert I Anderson Emporia. Lois Jackson and mother Nora Jackson visited Mr and Mrs W A Bradney at Hamburg Ark and trips to Greenville Miss and Bastrop La. Carl E Cox and Larry returned from a California vacation with Bruce Roberts Buena Park visiting Grand Canyon Knotts Berry Farm Disneyland Universal Studios Busch Gardens Sunset Strip and Huntington Beach. The Southeastern Beekeepers picnic set for Santa Fe Park south shelter Sunday. Sherrie Caldwell among 357 new KU freshmen attending EU previews in Lawrence.
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Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
John E. Visser
Bonnie J. L1il
Colony
Kathryn M. Carlson
Marilyn J. Tiegreen
Cheryl C. Wicker
Dwight M. Wicker
Chanute
Gayla A. Kuykendall
Fredonia
Carl E. Cox
Larry
N. Grant
California
Bruce Roberts
Buena Park
Grand Canyon
Knotts Berry Farm
Disneyland
Universal Studios
Busch Gardens
Sunset Strip
Huntington Beach
Deaths Funerals Clark Rites
The funeral service for Clif ford Roe Clark will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Johnson Chapel with the Rev Bert Sutton officiating. Burial will be in East Hill Cemetery, Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Roe Clark
Johnson Chapel
Bert Sutton
East Hill Cemetery
Erie
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
An advertising feature outlines practical tips for safe purchases. It highlights verifying seller credibility reading product details and guarding against scams. The guide underscores budgeting comparing prices and keeping records for warranty and return policies.
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Ady
13 Years Ordinary Citizen Fugititive Is Free Man Today
Howard Clyde Hodges 44, a former fugitive, was granted parole by the North Carolina Board. After 13 years in hiding and an extradition fight, Hodges returned to a prison unit eight days ago but was released as a free man. His wife in Danville welcomed the decision and intends to resume family plans. Hodges had escaped Durham’s prison in 1955 after an attempted burglary and lived as an ordinary citizen in North Carolina until his identity was uncovered this spring.
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Raleigh, N.C
Howard Clyde Hodges
Hodges
North Carolina
Person
Danville
Durham
Erie High class reunions mark 1938 and 1943 gatherings
Erie residents recall former classmates at two reunions hosted by the 1943 group at the Kitchen and the 1938 group in the Christian church basement. Organizers Ruth Meadows Wayne Sparks and George Lockwood led planning for a planned July 1973 35th reunion, with attendees from Chanute Topeka Dallas Independence Pittsburg and other cities.
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Erie
Erie High School
Christian Church
Ralph Willson
Frederick Swan
Jack Han
Ruth Meadows
Dallas
Wayne Sparks
Chanute
George Lockwood
Eugene Pope
Tom Noland
Imogene Yockey
South Bend
Ind
Ernest Clevenger
John Tipping
Earl Long
Kenneth Holding
Alberta Hines
Eric
Wayne Ellis
Norma Roberts
Tulsa
Marvin Burke
Oren Basler
Bartlesville
Ronald Richey
Oklahoma City
James Hoagland
Raymond Gough
Geneva
Neb
Earl Seibert
Paris
Goldine
Sexton) Smith
Ruth
Richardson
Garnett
Bernice
Stanley) Wilkins
Pittsburg
Joe Samuels
George Ockwood
Glenn Strange
la Venne Hines
Esther Hodgen
Billie Marie
Pontious
Unit Adds 2 Officers to Chanute National Guard Unit
Lt. Ron R. Poor announces two newly commissioned officers for Co C 3rd Battalion 137th Infantry at Chanute Kansas National Guard. 2nd Lt. Edward L. Ranz III and 2nd Lt. Daniel Schoolcraft receive first rifle platoon leader duties after completing Officers Candidate School on June 22 in Salina. Ernst L. Buchser, Tulsa, shifts from platoon leader to company executive officer.
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Ron R. Poor
Co C
3Rd Batalion
137Th Infantry
Chanute Kansas National Guard
Edward L. Ranz III
S. Tennessee
Daniel Schoolcraft
Fredonia
Frm
Kansas National Guard Officers Candidate School
Salina
Car hits children in driveway killing two in Kansas City
A car driven by a woman jumped a curb and struck three children in a Kansas City Kansas driveway. Cynthia Warren and James Warren, both eight, died on arrival at KU Medical Center. John Warren, seven, was hospitalized in critical condition but later improved. The car did not stop, dragging the youths about 30 feet before leaving the scene. Witness Mrs. Peggy Walker said the driver knew she hit a child.
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Kansas City
Kan
Cynthia Warren
Rosedale
Cynthia Warrner
James Warren
University of Kansas Medical Center
John Warren
Peggy Walker
Elks elect Kansan grand lecturer at centennial convention
New York AP report says K R Larrick of Augusta Kansas was chosen as grand lecturer of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks during a convention commemorating the order s 100th anniversary in New York City.
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New York
K.R. Larrick
Augusta
Kan
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Advertising will Convert De Pression Into Prosperity
Ad copy proclaims that advertising turns pressure into prosperity, highlighting its role in economic growth and business success. The short statement stresses optimism and practical value of promotional efforts for markets and firms.
Daily Transcript Local hospital notes and police court roundup
Neosho Memorial Hospital visiting hours are listed. Patient census includes 62 adults and pediatrics with one baby. Admissions and dismissals from yesterday and today are recorded, plus a police court action for Richard Solf and a fire run near Chanute. Highway Patrol citations list multiple drivers with fines and costs.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Parthenia Blessing
S. Evergreen
Josephine Vogue
Larry Cleaver
N. Grant
Lisa Williamson
E. Main
Allen Gay
S. Katy
Marion Johnson
N. Wilson
Manuel Marquez
Humboldt
Kenneth L. Trumbull
S. Western
Highway Patrol
Glen B. Weirich
Parsons R
David J. Records
Oswego R
Thomas M. Rutledge
Topeka
Lloyd E. Peyton
Wichita
Calvin D. Newberry
Galesburg
Ronald E. Smith
Parsons
Howard R. Killen
Lincoln
Neb
James W. Bertoncino
William D. Lahey
McCune
Clair A. Henningsen
Ted J. Wheeler
Richard C. Houghton
Eric R
Raymond L. McNamara
Pittsburg
Walter F. Shipley
Shawnee
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Parsons Livestock
Chicago Grain
Wall Street
Larry McQuin
Kingman
Charles McQuin
Edith
Kansas Lions International
Texas
W. T. Warren
EHU
Orville Hedges
W. 7Th
Tom Cloke
Tennessee
West 3Rd
C. J. Anderson
E. 17Th
I. A. Laughlin
W. S. Hayes
Nashville
Lois Jackson
Nora Jackson
W. Main
W. A. Bradney
Hamburg
Ark
Greenville
Miss
Bastrop
Santa Fe Park
Sherrie A Caldwell
S. Larson
Danville, Va
David L. McCune
Alt Insurance
Chanute Ims. Board
Raymond James Caldwell
O. P. Caldwell
Carmen Lee Crapson
Rita
Samples
Prewitt
Ena
Rush
David
Viola
DeMeisseman
Tri - City
Joe LaRue
Cheyenne
Wyo
T. J. LaRue
Dewey Gearhart
Coffeyville
Mary Gearhart
la Rues
Leland Crapson
Tarkio
Ralph Crapson
Donna Ferguson
Jan
Thornton
Colo
Cleo Dalton
Dalton
Clifton Spence
Florissant
Daltons
W. L. Oliver
Clark Fleming
Lewis Ferguson
Palos Verdes Estates
Calif
Spences
Ernst L. Buscher
Elks
Kansan
Harold J. Fulps
INS
McLaren Insurance Agency
Litwins
Daily Transcript
Richard Solf
N. Western
David Wedd
Planer
Goodland Ee
Russell
Concordia
Topeka Cartrs
Dodge City
Manhattan
Hill City
Leavenworth
Allen Monus Company Central
Chanute Bene
Dacron & Wool Blends
Coats
Wellington
Cowboy
Floyd's Derby
Coca-Cola
Floyd Ellis
Mgr
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