Hogs Higher Cattle Steady in Kansas City Livestock Market
Kansas City market report shows cattle steady with mixed grades and primes. hogs steady to higher with varying weights and sows down. Also notes Kansas City produce and Chicago grains and commodities, with specific price ranges for cattle, hogs, sheep, veals, and dairy products.
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Parsons
U.S
Chicago
Diocesan Counsel meeting and local notices in Wichita
Readable items include Mrs. John Lofthouse and Mrs. Paul Ellis at a Diocesan Counsel of Catholic Women meeting in Wichita, plus marriage notice for Karen Ferguson Aikins in Vallejo. Other items: WSCS in Baldwin, speeding bond for Thomas Works, and a vandalized windshield report. Stock market blips and ads mention Rexall Drug and local notices.
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W. Elim
Paul Ellis
Iola
Wichita
Diocesan Counsel of Catholic Women
Catholic Social Service Center
Reva Ferguson
S. Ashby
Erie
Karen
Russell Aikins
Dean Aikins
Eric
Vallejo
Calif
Aikins
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Reported
Daily records show yesterday admissions for Leonard Ewing Humboldt Rale Buchanan Buffalo Mrs Carl Jones Thayer R 1 and Yates Center dismissals including Mrs Richard Pringle and Mrs Tommy Morehead Humboldt Admissions today list Stanley Mintz 206 S Plummer surgery Betty Ann Wilson 624 S Evergreen surgery Walter Cline 525 W Olive medical Mrs Charlies Reaves Humboldt surgery Dismissals today include Mrs Ray Chaney and son Lige Wells Mrs Roger Harlow and son and Mrs Fred Brown and daughter. District Court actions in Chanute include State of Kansas vs Cary James Bock second degree burglary defendant pleaded guilty and sentenced to 10 years hard labor plus five years larceny to run concurrently with costs. State of Kansas vs Robert St Clair no fund check court appointed representation. Frank Stackley vs Shirley Stack ley divorce granted with property settlement. Flossie M Edwards vs E Ripple et al cancellation of contract quiet title ejectment with plaintiff’s title quieted and bank to deliver documents. Bank of Commerce vs John C Jensen and James T Jensen judgment for plaintiff for 1445.28 plus interest. note surrendered.
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Leonard Ewing
Humboldt
Rale Buchanan
Buffalo
Carl Jones
Thayer R. 1
Richard Pringle
Yates Center
Tommy Morehead
Stanley Mintz
S. Plummer
Betty Ann Wilson
S. Evergreen
Walter Cline
W. Olive
Charlies Reaves
Ray Chaney
N. Garfield
Lige Wells
S. Central
Roger Harlow
Garfield
Fred Brown
N. Washington
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State of
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E. Ripple
Bank of Commerce
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James T. Jensen
John Jensen
Gate
Winfield Service For Lloyd Stratton
Funeral services were held in Winfield Kansas for Lloyd Stratton a longtime Associated Press correspondent who retired after 41 years with the AP. He died last week at his home in Irvington on Hudson New York. The service at Grace Episcopal Church was led by Rev. Andrew Berry of Arkansas City. Interment will be in Highland Cemetery. Stratton began his career on the Winfield Courier and returned to visit twice yearly.
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Arkansas City
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Detroit
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Bob Young
Mount Hope Cemetery
Kennedy cites duties as he skips Uruguay conference
President Kennedy announced he will not attend the Inter-American Economic and Social Conference in Punta del Este, Uruguay, next month. He prefers to stay in Washington as Congress handles August measures including the foreign aid bill. Secretary Dillon will lead the U.S. delegation to discuss the Alliance for Progress plan.
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Kennedy
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Punta del Este
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Douglas Dillon
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Grain feed cattle in Kansas up ten percent in July
Cattle and calves on grain feed for market in Kansas reached 184000 head in July, a ten percent rise from a year earlier, per the Kansas Livestock Reporting Service. The report notes higher feed demand and market activity across the state's livestock sector.
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Topeka
G AP
Kansas
Kansas Livestock Reporting Service
State Financing Studied by C of C
The Kansas Chamber of Commerce Taxation and Finance Council begins a two year study of state finances. It calls for fair taxation, avoidance of punitive taxes, balanced budgets, and economy. It will focus on improving tax assessment procedures and exemptions that may aid business competitiveness.
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Kansas Chamber of Commerce Taxation and Finance Council
Striking Tensions Rise Over Bizerte Crisis
Paris reports French air forces dropped paratroopers on Bizerte while Tunisian anti aircraft batteries were strafed as tensions escalate in the France Tunisia dispute over the base. Tunisian radio says Bourguiba ordered forces to fire on foreign planes over Tunisia as France reinforces Bizerte with about 5 000 troops.
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Dickinson Countians Seek Road Repairs Near Herington
Four Dickinson County men urge Gov. Anderson to fix seven dangerous dips in an 18 mile segment of U S Highways 56 and 77 south of Herington. They cite several accidents and a recent fatality and request immediate corrective action.
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Topeka
Dickinson County
Herington
John Anderson
J. D Gibbs
M. T. Kleinschmidt
L. H. Young
John D. Kirtlland
U. S
Mrs. Anna Karr, 101, Dies in Eureka
Mrs. Anna Kelsey Karr age 101 of Severy died yesterday at Greenwood County Hospital Eureka. Born near, she lived a long life and was remembered by family and friends for her contributions to the community and her resilient spirit.
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Anna Kelsey Karr
Severy
Greenwood County
Mrs Karr's Elks County move noted with survivors
Wellsboro Pennsylvania 1859 notice records Mrs Karr moving to an Elk County farm in 1908 with her family She had lived in Severy for 53 years Survivors listed include three daughters Edna Gentry Table Rock Nebraska Clara Logsdon Ilington Kan and Ruby Divine at home
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Edna Gentry
Table Rock
Neb
Clara Logsdon
Lington
Kan
Ruby Divine
Deaths and Funerals in Humboldt Area
Rites scheduled for Joseph G. Cunningham at Elmwood Cemetery with graveside service Thursday at 10 a.m. Johnny Robinson, 2's, of rural Buffalo died at home likely from an electrocution injury. Newton Albright, 80, Humboldt, dies after long illness. services Friday at 2 p.m. at Johnson Funeral Home with burial in Mount Hope Cemetery.
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Humboldt
Bryant Rest Home
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