Kansas City Livestock Auction Mixed Results Weighty Cattle Prices
Cattle demand weak with 1 700 head, calves 50, feeders steady. Feeder steers 24.50, good and choice 23.00 75, heifers 23.15 35. Calves 25.35 75, heifer calves 22.00 24.50. Hogs 2 000 head, prices 22.00 24.25 range. sows 20.00 21.25. Sheep 200 head with lambs 75 lower. ewes 5.50 6.75, feeders 20.00 21.00. Soybeans 2.6842 2.79, sacked bran 40.50 41.25, sacked shorts 41.50 42.25.
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Kansas City
Shorts
Egg price ranges and fryer delivery quotes in Missouri Arkansas
Kansas City AP reports consumer eggs set at large 27 1/2 to 29 1/2 cents, medium 20 to 23, small 18 to 20. Wholesale eggs quoted at large 30 1/2 to 33, mediums 26 to 28. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers delivered at plant 15 to 16 1/2. Butter unchanged.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Butter steady as eggs show mixed movements in Chicago market
In Chicago, butter prices held steady while egg quotes were mixed to down. Grade A whites and mixed eggs traded around 29 1/2 cents, mediums 26, standards 25 1/2, with several grades steady or lower.
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Chicago
Wheat, Corn, Oats Prices Decline in Kansas City Market
Kansas City market report shows wheat prices at 1.46 to 1.82 for No 3 and up to 1.50 for No 2 dark. Corn ranges 1.25 to 1.74 for No 3 and No 2 white 1.54 to 1.74. Oats listed 68 to 75 per unit. Rye and barley prices also noted.
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Kansas City
Chanute Tribune Local Notes and Subscription Rates
The Chanute Tribune publishes local notes and announces subscription rates for various counties in Kansas. The paper lists staff roles and mailing details, including publisher, editors, advertising, circulation, and production foremen.
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Chanute Tribune
S. Highland Chanute
Kansas
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
Joan Haworke
Leland Lowe
Ben Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Foreman
Wall Street Holds Pat Amid Viet Nam Policy Clues
Wall Street traded irregularly in slow late afternoon action as investors awaited further clues on U.S. Viet Nam policy. Volume reached about 3.7 million shares versus 4.36 million the previous day while corporate and U.S. government bonds were mostly unchanged in light trading.
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New York
Wall Street
U.S
Viet Nam
U.S. Acknowledges Violation Of French Flight Zone
The United States said an American Air Force photo reconnaissance jet from Ramstein violated a French security zone over Pierrelatte and took 175 pictures. Washington expressed regrets to Paris and pledged steps to prevent recurrence as France called the incident closed.
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Paris
United States
Washington
U.S
France
U.S. Air Force
Ramstein
West Germany
French
Defense Ministry
Pierrelatte
Robert H. McBride
Moonlight Swim for Drill Horse in Washington Basin
A white drill horse named Benja bolted from a pageant by the 3rd Infantry Regiment Old Guard and leaped into the Tidal Basin under moonlight as handlers loaded him into a van. He swam with only a rope, prompting a nighttime Washington scene.
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Washington (Ap
Benja
Washington
3Rd Infantry Regiment
Old Guard
Sleepy Hollow name effort stirs Laingsburg Michigan
In Laingsburg Michigan a push to rename the town Sleepy Hollow spurs debate and an election planned for next spring. Supporters say the Sleepy Hollow name could boost tourism while opponents mock the idea and raise concerns about initials on football jerseys.
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Laingsburg
Mich
Michigan
Sleepy Hollow
Washington Irving
Icha
SHHS
Sleepy Hollow High School
Irving
Veith
Poverty Bill Over Hurdle
The House of Representatives narrowly defeated a Republican bid to keep governors veto power over antipoverty projects. By a 155 to 150 vote the measure was rejected as the chamber moved toward passage of 1.9 billion antipoverty legislation, with the bill granting the program director authority to review and override a governor's veto if the project is fully consistent with the law.
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Washington
House
GOP
Rescue at the Jefferson Memorial Basin Ends Heroic Swim
A swimmer named Benja plunged into the basin near the Jefferson Memorial and swam to a nearby boathouse but could not scale the dock. The Army deployed mechanized cranes after two smaller machines failed. A heavy tank-recovery crane finally hoisted Benja to shore. The nocturnal swim lasted over two hours.
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Jefferson Memorial
Benja
Neosho Memorial Hospital Wednesday Admissions and Dismissals
Wednesday admissions include Char lotte Pitts and Mrs Gabriela Bonilla with medical needs. Dismissals feature Edgar Tilton Mrs Jean Longbine Charles Stowell and Mrs Arthur Lester plus Harriet Larson. Contact Tribune via carrier or HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Charlotte Pitts
R. 2
Edgar Tilton
Melvern
Jean Longbine
Kansas City
Charles Stowell
Neosho Manor
Arthur Lester
Humboldt
Gabriela Bonilla
S. Forest
Medical
Harriet Larson
S. Plummer
Smuggling Midwife Fined After Airport Clash With Customs
London AP reports Henriette Peace MacLachan a midwife resisting a customs search after returning from Switzerland. She hid brandy whisky and a watch under her clothing prompting a forceful search by airport staff and magistrate. She was fined 30 10 5 and 3 pounds totaling 135 dollars.
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London
Henriette Peace MacLachlan
Switzerland
Miss MacLachlan
Miss Mac- Lachlan
Local Navy promo for Robert L. McElroy at San Miguel station
Robert L. McElroy USN son of Mrs. Bessie McElroy Galesburg has been promoted to his present rate while serving at the U S Naval Communication Station in San Miguel Philippines. Sharon Park 16 Wichita student and teacher to spend six weeks in France learning language under Foreign Language League program. Helen Anderson and Cecelia Beuligmann Chanute teachers registered for Colorado State College summer session. Minor two-vehicle accident at 14th and Evergreen with slight damage to parked car. Families from San Antonio visiting local relatives. Continuous social notices and local family updates follow.
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Ric Robert L. McElroy
USN
Bessie M. McElroy
Galesburg
U. S. Naval Communication Station
San Miguel
Republic of the Philippines
Sharon Park
Emmett Park
Wichita
France
Foreign Language League
Park
Helen Anderson
Cecelia Beuligmann
Chanute
Colorado State College, Greeley
Maple Grove School 39th Reunion at Zillah Consolidated
The 39th reunion of Maple Grove School will be held Sunday at the Zillah Consolidated School. A basket dinner will be served at 12 30. Former students, friends and teachers are invited to attend.
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Maple Grove
Zillah Consolidated School
Duane Hill's Family Welcomes Son Rodney Allan
Mr and Mrs Duane Hill of Waterloo Iowa announce the birth of their son Rodney Allan born July 20 He has a brother four year old Bradley Jay The Hills maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs J E Tabor 915 S Tennessee and paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs J D Lawman of Wichita
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Duane Hill
Waterloo
Iowa
Rodney Allan
Bradley Jay
Hill
J. E. Tabor
Tennessee
J. D. Lawman
Wichita
Margie Schurr Wins Nursing Scholarship at Columbia Hospital
Margie Schurr, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs L T Lasley of R3, earns a three year scholarship to the school of nursing at Columbia Hospital in Pittsburgh pa She will enroll in September and also holds a $250 scholarship from the Murrysville Area Professional Nurses Club earned at high school graduation in Murrysville pa.
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Margie Schurr
L. T. Lasley
Columbia Hospital
Pittsburgh
Miss Schurr
Harry A. Schurr
Murrysville
Deaths and funerals list in Labette County area
Two infants and adults are noted in memorial notices. Dirk Carl Cooley infant dies at Labette County Medical Center Parsons born at hospital. survivors include parents Denise grandfather Helmut Heinze and others. Mose E. Cox dies at home in Fredonia aged 84 with wife Nora and children cited and interment at Buffalo Cemetery. Burial is planned at Union Cemetery near Coffeyville and Valeda EUB church service noted along with local funeral home arrangements.
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Dirk Carl Cooley
Carl Cooley
Labette County Medical Center
Parsons
Denise
Helmut Heinze
Ober Wiedflecken
Germany
Leslie “Larding
Eric
Selby Hudson
Chanute
Nora Cooley
Topeka
Pierce Funeral Home
Erie
Gerald of
St. Paul
Shaw Cemetery
Valeda Eub
Union Cemetery
Coffeyville
Cox
Mose E. Cox
Dunham
Fredonia
Buffalo
Guilford
Benedict
Roper
Matthew
Carrie Cox
Nora Crumrine
Marvin
Verta) Goebel
Moundridge
Thomas A. Cox
Peter M. Cox
Altoona
Grace Lance
Mae Miller
Grand Junction
Colo
Dolly Bushong
Alfa Hines
Green Valley
Ariz
Irene Kennedy
Rosa Buscher obituary records Chanute life of 78
Rosa Pearl Buscher of 1821 S Edith died at 2 a.m. at Neosho Memorial Hospital at 78 after a few days illness. Born in Crawford County she moved to Chanute in 1913. She married Wilford T Buscher on June 12 1915 in Chanute. A Church of God member, she is survived by her husband. Funeral services will be at Roy S Gibson Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Saturday with Rev W P Gosner officiating. Burial in Green Lawn Cemetery.
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Rosa Pearl Buscher
S. Edith
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Crawford County
Chanute
Wilford T. Buscher
Church of God
Roy S. Gibson
W. P. Gosner
Greenlawn Cemetery
Death of Mrs Hugh Lasley Ties Coffeyville Ties to Local Natives
Mrs Hugh Lasley 75 of rural Coffeyville died Tuesday at Coffeyville Memorial Hospital after an illness of several weeks. She was sister-in-law of L T Lasley and Mrs H M Lefever of rural Chanute and had visited here often and attended school locally as a girl.
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Hugh Lasley
Coffeyville
Coffeyville Memorial Hospital
L. T. Lasley
H. M. Lefever
Chanute
Auction planned to satisfy Bis marck brewery judgment
An auction in BISMARCK on Monday will sell 3 500 cases of beer to satisfy an 8 348 dollar judgment won by an advertising firm against a local brewery.
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Bismarck, N.D
Bismarck
Chanute Tribune Briefs July 22 1965
Local page 2 note highlights from Chanute Kansas with brief items from July 1965. The column mentions community events, notices and small updates affecting residents and businesses in Chanute and neighboring areas.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Galaxon Fat Loss Pill Ad With Money Back Guarantee
An over the counter weight loss tablet named Galaxon promises fat reduction with a money back guarantee. Sold by Casey Drug Store at 12 E. Main Melt, with a $3.00 price and full refund if not satisfied. No doctor needed and products are easy to swallow.
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Galaxon
Casey Drug Store
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