Kansas City Livestock Market Steady Across Classes
Cattle 4,000 with calves steady to 25 lower. steers 22.75 24.00. prime 24.50. Hogs 3,500 with sows steady to 25 lower. barrows 190 240 lb 17.50. sows 14.00 15.00. Sheep 2,000 steady. lambs 21.50 23.00. ewes 5.00 50. Parson s hogs and cattle ranges noted with U.S. graded weights and prices including 190 240 lb hogs 17.25 17.50 and 300 lb down cows 13.00 14.00. Continuous cattle ranges for weights 600 900 lb and stocker calves listed. veal calves 20.00 24.00. bulls 16.00 20.00. Sheep prices rise with higher lamb values up to 22.00 for 90 110 lb. Overall activity shows steady to higher demand in parts, with varied weights across cattle, hogs, and sheep.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Logna
Egg market notes from Kansas City AP digest
Kansas City AP reports consumer eggs and wholesale egg prices with large eggs at 29 to 33 cents per dozen and large wholesale at 80 percent yield. Mediums at 80 percent yield are listed at 28 to 31 cents per dozen.
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Kansas City
Chicago Produce Poultry and Eggs Markets Report
Chicago markets show live poultry unchanged to lower with roasters at 23 to 25 cents, special red white rock fryers 19 to 19 1/2, few heavy type hens at 16 cents. Butter, eggs also steady across tested classes.
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Chicago
Chicago grain price report listing futures quotes
Chicago AP price notes show Wheat No 1 heavy soft red 1.45 No 2 yellow hard 1.54 4 55 No 3 yellow hard 1.53 No 2 mixed 1.55 Corn No 2 yellow 1.23 Oats No 1 extra heavy red 62 No 2 extra heavy white 63 No 1 heavy white 63 No 2 heavy white 63 Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.50n Soybean oil 8.58n.
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Chicago
Egg price list and assorted goods summary
A scanned price sheet lists Eggs Grade A Extra Large 32, Grade A Large 31, Grade A Medium 24, Crees LAS, and current receipts ais 22. Also shown are Sweet Cream ene Oe Cream premium 5, As ie Bs issues 47, heavy items 44 MT 65, glue hides 4c Ib Ny price.
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Ie Bs
Grain prices and bids from Kansas City market
Kansas City AP reports mixed activity in wheat corn rye barley soybeans and bran prices. Wheat bids show No 2 hard and dark near 1.51 to 1.59 and No 3 around 1.49 to 1.62. Corn quotes list No 2 white 1.33 to 1.43 and No 3 1.25 to 1.42 with mixed colors around 1.19 to 1.2794. Mile maize at 2.18, rye 1.13 to 1.164, barley 0.93 to 1.00, soybeans 2.41 to 2.47, bran 37.00 to 37.75, shorts 39.00 to 39.75.
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Kansas City
Traffic Fatalities Log Reveals July 3 1964 Toll
TOPEKA AP reports Kansas traffic death tallies for the 24 hour period ending 9 am Tuesday. The figures show 3 fatalities for July and 3 for 1964, with 329 deaths in the comparable 1963 period numbering 304.
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Topeka
Kansas
Wall Street Falls Then Recovers Amid Broad Decline
Wall Street posted a steep intraday drop with a later bounce as utilities bucked the trend. Volume reached about 4.5 million shares, higher than Monday's 4.35 million. Many major issues fell by a point or more, while bonds were mixed. the 60 stock closing average fell 0.9 to 315.9.
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NEW York
Painter High Bidder For Duplex Property
Dale Painter, a local banker, was the high bidder at 4700 dollars for a two story duplex at 401 West Main. The sheriff's sale in partition occurred today in front of the Memorial building following a liquidation suit in district court by heirs of Laura M. Ward. About 35 people attended. Painter's bid exceeded the court appraisal by 700 dollars.
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W. Main
Memorial Building
Laura M. Ward
Painter
Top Insurance Award For Ralph J Willcott
Ralph J Willcott, a manager for the Business Men's Assurance Company and BMA Chanute Branch Office, receives the National Quality Award from the National Association of Life Underwriters for high standards in life insurance underwriting and client service. This is the ninth win for Willcott.
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National Association of Life Underwriters
Ralph J. Willcott
Willcott
Busness Men's Assurance Company
BMA Chanute
Workmen's Comp Plan Suggested in Kansas
TOPEKA AP A Legislative Council committee was asked to study a state operated workmen's compensation insurance fund in Kansas. Kansas State Industrial Union Council officials submitted the proposal to the labor and industry committee, saying it could save costs for employers through lower administrative expenses.
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Topeka
Legislative Council
Kansas
Kansas State Industrial Union Council
Labor and Industry Committee
Council
Deaths and Funerals in Chanute and Nearby
Jesse Homar Fullerton 62 died after a heart attack at home in Chanute. He was a building contractor born December 27, 1901 in Granby Missouri and survived by wife Velme Mae Stites, two daughters, a son, eight grandchildren, two sisters, four brothers, and others. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at Memorial Park Cemetery with Rov 8 Gibson Funeral Home in charge. Also noted are funerals for Martin Fegel and Lenora Frear with services in Johnson Mortuary and Carson Funeral Home, burial in Memorial Park Cemetery and Walnut Cemetery respectively. Survivors and service details listed.
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Jesse Homar Fullerton
Neosho Memorial Hospital
S. Wilson
Jesse and
Artis Fullerton
Granby
Chanute
Joplin
Neosho
Webb City
Chanute EU
Sam Fullerton
Delmer Fullerton
Clifford Fullerton
Manzel Fullerton
Paul Wagner
William J. Baldwin
Memorial Park Cemetery
Gibson Funeral Home
Fegel
Martin Fegel
Johnson Mortuary
LaMoine Waldron
Glen Eastburn
Harold Watts
Isle
Hazel Slane
Raymond Burghart
Harley Roberts
Harry Allen
Nathan Hole
Lloyd Rensing
Roy Greeve
Fred Byers
Carbon Monoxide Fatal to Two in Emporia Well
Two men died from carbon monoxide fumes while cleaning a water well at Wayne Lacer's home five miles southeast of Emporia. Wayne Lacer, 23, entered the 30 to 35 foot deep well after a gasoline-powered pump was used to remove water. He and neighbor Jack McCormick, 27, were overcome after McCormick descended to help. Mrs. Lacer and another man could not pull them out. Firemen and sheriff's officers recovered the bodies. Coroner Dr. C. H. Munger ruled death by carbon monoxide.
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Emporia, Kan
Wayne Lacer
Emporia
Jack McCormick
Lacer
McCormick
Wayward Buffalo Proves Hard to Catch in Five Hour Chase
In Augusta Kansas a 1800 pound buffalo slipped past owners and fled from a fence break. Police volunteers and nearby horses pursued the animal for five hours until trucks were used to corral it. The buffalo gored a horse before being roped and tranquilized twice then loaded into a horse trailer and returned to Owen McEwen's farm.
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Augusta
Kan
Owen McEwen
McEwen
Robber Holds Western Union In Dayton During Police Convention
In Dayton Ohio a robber snagged an undetermined cash amount Monday night at a Western Union office near a hotel where about 700 police officers gathered for the Fraternal Order of Police convention.
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Dayton
Ohio
Western Union
Chanute Tribune Page Two Highlights July 21 1964
Chanute Tribune page two reports local news and events from July 21 1964. Includes community notes, upcoming meetings, and brief items of interest affecting Chanute and surrounding area.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Police report youth taken into custody in Arizona
Police noted yesterday a 15 year old Chanute boy who left home last week was taken into custody at Springerville Arizona by the Arizona highway patrol. Parents traveled to Arizona to bring him home. A 5:15 am call reported a Santa Fe Park deer escaped and roamed near the highway. The park department was alerted. A self service laundry’s public telephone receiver was ripped loose and taken to the police station. Three prowler reports from different locations were logged last night with no arrests. Captain William Drollinger, son of Lois Drollinger, recently promoted and transferred to the Defense Language Institute in California, is a Chanute High and West Point graduate.
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Chanute
Springerville
Ariz
Arizona Highway Patrol
Arizona
Santa Fe Park
Park Department
S. Santa Fe
Police Department
William
Drollinger
Lois Drollinger
E. Walnut
Defense Language Institute
Presidio of Monterrey
Calif
Chanute High School
West Point
Bad Kissengen
Germany
Porter Family Vacation Across California to Kansas
Mrs Don Porter Jr and family from Glendale California visited Chanute with her mother Mrs Lois Drollinger at 110 East Walnut. They are now in Winfield visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Don Porter.
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Don Porter, Jr
Glendale
Calif
Chanute
Lois Drollinger
E. Walnut
Porters
Winfield
Don Porter
Watermelon Feed By Demos Tonight
Neosho County Democratic Central Committee sponsors a watermelon feed as the final rally before the August 4 state primary. Dinner at Highland Park starts at 6 PM, with candidate introductions at 8 PM. Attending include gubernatorial hopefuls Jules Doty of Ottawa and J Donald Coffin of Council Grove, Rob Russell of Coffeyville for Congress, and Wade Ferguson of Parsons for state senate.
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Neosho County
Democratic Central Committee
Highland Park
Jules Doty
Ottawa
J. Donald Coffin
Council Grove
Rob Russell
Coffeyville
Wade Ferguson
Parsons
Vandals Damage New Home Site Near Chanute
Beer drinkers damaged a yet unfinished home for Dr. J. D. Gough about three miles south of town, breaking drainage tiles and holes in insulation worth an estimated 50 to 75 dollars. Sheriff George Neely said several empty cans were found nearby. A tire and wheel were reported stolen from a hay rake in a nearby field by Glenn Strack.
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J. D. Gough
Chanute
George Neely
Glenn Strack
Strack
Neely
Daily Transcript Admissions and Dismissals Monday
Admissions list includes Marcus Guerra 1214 2 S Forest medical Mrs Felix Roberts 120 N Grant medical Mrs Leonard Wheeler Thayer medical Dismissals include Mrs Louis Walker Thayer Charles Doudna 1710 S Malcolm Mrs Carl Wright Humboldt Admission today Clifford McCoy 110 N Western surgery Dismissals today John R Crownover 1404 S Denman Martin T Henrichs Humboldt Police Court Action Eldon Vaughn 508 W 3rd permitting minor to drive bond £10 posted Donald J Elder 1407 W 4th intoxication and resisting arrest charges reduced to disturbing the peace new bond $15 posted Charles D Heberling Topeka distorting the peace with inadequate muffler bond $10 Traffic Court notes and District Court filings list cases in Chanute Home Savings Assn vs Delbert Mackellips etc. Fire Run 1:35 p.m. grass at 14th and Sante Fe.
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Marcus Guerra
S. Forest
Medical
Felix Roberts
N. Grant
Leonard Wheeler
Thayer
Louis Walker
Charles Doudna
S. Malcolm
Carl Wright
Humboldt
Clifford McCoy
N. Western
John R. Crownover
S. Denman
Martin T. J. Henrichs
Eldon Vaughn
Donald J. Elder
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Clifford Gibson
W. Main Ph
MAICO
K. C
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Kansas City Cash
David L. McCune
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Kaiser Jeep Corporation
Piedo 1
Hawley Motor CO
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Kans
Channel
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Atchison ‘Eeees
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Beth Steel
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Champlin
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Elec
Motors
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Monsan Ch
Mont Ward
Perry FC
Phill
IRCA
St Joe
Sears Rock
U ‘S
Shell Oil
Sinclair
Socony Setae
Sperry
Ltd Oil Ind
Dices
West el
Dale Painter
Louisville
Ford Club
Frear Rites
Lenora Frear
Carson Funeral Home
Walnut
Charles Cable
Walnut Christian Church
Walnut Cemetery
Andrew and
Martha Jane Hackler
Frear
Missouri
Butler
Katy
Johnston
Elsie Thompson
Masters
Colo
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Whittier
Norma Lee Gier
F.d.lc
Demos
Daily Transcript
Charles D. Heberling
George W. Paten
Edith Paten
Jasper
Nancy D. Sharp
Home Savings Assn
Delbert C. MecKellips
Hiram Franklin Carder
Sedalia Carder
Rayborn
Lucy Ellen Gades
Grace Stipp
Blanche Powell
Dewey Powell
Sante Fe
Grass
Police
Allen Monument Company
S. Central
Terrills
Taffeta
Bcca
Frank N. Vaughn
Frank Vaughn
Board of County Commissioners
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