Hog and cattle prices rise in Kansas City market report
Kansas City livestock market shows hogs up to 25 higher, cattle and calves steady to strong with steers and heifers in high choice ranges. Slaughter lambs and feeder cattle also reflect gains across U.S. No. 1-3 grades with mixed demand from Parsons and local buyers. Kansas City produce and dairy prices follow with eggs, butter, and poultry steady to higher in regional reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
Shepard and Moon Funeral Services In Local Churches
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Henry J. Shepard with Rev. Paul Life officiating at Roy 8S. Gibson Funeral Home. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery. Mrs. Spencer Moon’s service occurred at Johnson Mortuary with Rev. LaMoine Waldron officiating and burial at Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Jean Minnich
Moran
Rosedale Cemetery
Porterville
Pierce Funeral Home
Erie
Shepard
Henry J. Shepard
Roy
Gibson Funeral
Paul Life
Russell Sharp
David Hanna
Elmer Alexander
Old Rugged Cross
Elmer Mathews
Joseph Adams
Vernon Shepard
Glen Shepard
Wichita
Orley Shepard
Needles
Calif
Claude Shepard
Humboldt
Lloyd Shepard
Moon
Spencer Moon
Johnson Mortuary
LaMoine Waldron
D. A. Finney
Hazel Slane
Lord
God
Lloyd Taylor
Dan Grayson
Louis Rush
Carl Jackson
Don Vaughn
John Quinn
Memorial Park Cemetery
Frank Plank
Shaw
Unclear Agricultural Market Figures and Prices
Fragmented OCR text shows various market quotes for corn, oats, soybeans, grains, and eggs with inconsistent figures. Mentions No 2 white and yellow corn, oats, rye, barley, soybeans, bran, shorts, and eggs grades with fluctuating prices and unit notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Wall Street in Slow Trading Mixed Bond Market
Wall Street in New York moved uneventfully with steel shares in demand. Volume reached about 2.4 million, with minor gains and losses around a point among leading stocks as corporate bonds stayed mixed and U.S. government securities declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
Vacation Church School Opens At First Christian
Vacation church school starts this morning at the First Christian church 102 N Grant with 107 attending. Classes for kindergarten through seventh grade run 9 to 11 a.m. Monday through Friday for this week and next. The concluding program is set for August 4 at 7 30 p.m.
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First Christian Church
N. Grant
LaMoine Waldron
Clayton Ward
Leonard Hunt
Emer Alexander
Harry Steeves
Wayne Umbarger
Deaths and Funerals: Plank Rites and Heller Services
The obituary notice reports funeral arrangements for Frank Plank with a Tuesday service at Johnson Mortuary. It lists Louise Heller of Liberty Texas, age 66, who died after an extended illness and the kinship ties, plus multiple survivors and incomplete plans. Also noted are Elizabeth Eckart of Humboldt aged 89 who died after a 4½ year illness with a Tuesday mass at St. Joseph Cathedral and Rosary at Johnson Funeral Home. Further details include John Harvey Golf of Erie, a former retired farmer from Hepler, who died yesterday and whose funeral is planned for Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Hepler.
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William Bert Heller
Louise Heller
Liberty
Tex
Montgomery
First Presbyterian Church of
Daisy Bozeman
Mildred Trice
Lynn Powell
Hammond
Ind
John Powell
Koch-Skinner Memorial Home
Emil
Eckart
Elizabeth C. Eckart
Humboldt
St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Hutchinson
John Harvey
Erie
Hepler
Cedar Lodge No. 103
Frank Plank
Johnson Mortuary
Stark
U S Base Project Uses Steel to Build Skyscrapers and Power a City
The missile base construction program will require structural steel enough to rise 26 Empire State Buildings, concrete for seven Pentagons, and power to light a city of 250000.
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U.S. Ballistic Missile Base
Empire State
Local News Briefs From Chanute Tribune July 24 1961
Mrs Robert L Troutman returns to Aurora after visiting family in Chanute. Pvt Gary D Mitchell reports advanced training at Aberdeen Proving Ground and transfer to Redstone Arsenal to join Hawk unit of 281st Ordnance. Birth announced for Laura Sue Moss on July 23 with grandparents listed. Brown and Wallaces adopt infant William Ernest. Mrs Mabel S Hudson visits New York City then Kansas City. Kenneth Jones posts $5 bond for speeding after police cite him for beer bottle incident. Tripp family to hold large reunion at Santa Fe Park with 19 grandchildren. Guy Newland struck by car in Oklahoma City critical with multiple injuries. Chanute police attend Peace Officers School at KU Lawrence. Youths report minor crash cleanup in 100 block Main. Two-car collision damages noted on 7th Ave. High school band twirlers attend Wichita marching clinic with 500 expected from multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Mitchell
Eric
Pvt
Gary D. Mitchell
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Maryland
Redstone Arsenal
Ala
Hawk
281St Ordnance Department
Wichita University
Barbara Hunt
Jeanne Casey
Peggy Dormois
Janis Brown
Sydney Naughton
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Texas
Missouri
Wichita
M. J. Casey
Sally
S. Central
Bery Brown
S. Western
Birth at Neosho Memorial Hospital Friday
Daily Transcript records the birth at Neosho Memorial Hospital Friday of a boy to Mr and Mrs Delton Alford from route 2. Admissions Saturday include Mrs Alford.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Delton Alford
Dismissals and Admissions Plastering Thayer Area Hospitals
York and nearby towns report dismissals and admissions at several facilities. Dismissals include Jessie Collier and Mrs John Haugsness. admissions feature Mrs Roy Campbell and Hattie McClure among others with notes on surgery and medical care. A birth is recorded for Mr and Mrs Norman Peacock in Walnut. Fire runs Sunday and Monday report extensive fire damage after an Osborn Oil Co incident at Beech and Plummer.
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York
S. Wilson
Dan Osborn
Thayer
Jessie Collier
S. Plummer
John Haugsness
Roy Campbell
Yates Center
Fred Blough
Shaw
Hattie McClure
Autry Nursing Home
Fannie Burns
S. Edith
Spencer Finney
S. Santa Fe
Anthony Edwards
Humboldt
Dean Lassman
S. Malcolm
Norman Peacock
Walnut
Joe Sheffler
W. Elm
Medical
Myrtle Enlow
Galesburg
Tom Steele
W. Grant
A. C. Evans
Amy Singer
W. Main
Osborn Oi! Co
Beech and Plummer
Swede Center Cemetery District No 14 1962 budget hearing notice
Notice of annual meeting for Swede Center Cemetery District No 14 Neosho County Kansas to approve or amend the proposed budget and tax levy. Directors Reuben O Bark Homer Welson Andrew G Nelson Jr Henning Barnquist Lynn Erickson listed with current and proposed figures and ad valorem tax details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swede Center
Neosho County
Kansas
Noo. 14
Neosho Valley
Reuben O. Bark
Homer Welson
Andrew G. Nelson, JR
Henning Barnquist
Lynn Erickson
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USDA
Kansas City Cash
Wheat
Elks Lake
Jean Ashley
Downing
Marge Allen
Chanute Country Club
Bank of Commerce
Tribune
Greene A
Wall Street
the Tribune
Belleville
Emil C. Eckart
Regina Womack
Mmrrs
Cecilia Weldon
Mary Consolata
RSM
Fort Scott
Mary Catherine
Hutchinson
Leo C. Eckart
Regina Eckart
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Emil Womack
Warren Womack
Johnson Funeral Home
Peter Kaulb
Zenda
St. Joseph Cemetery
Robert L. Troutman
Madelyn M. Wheat
Aurora
Colo
Charles L. Moss
Lansing
Laura Sue
Walter Moss
S. Grant
Clyde Sellegren
Rural
Chanute
Erchil FE. Brown
Nowata
Okla
William Ernest
A. B. Brown
Tom Wallace
Novata
Mabel S. Hudson
New York City
James H. Hudson
Sue
Kenneth FE. Jones
Kan
Fifth and Central
Charles Tripp
S. Washington
Santa Fe Park
Tripp
Guy Newland
N. Garfield
Alergey Clinic
Oklahoma City
Newland
St. Anthony Hospital
Don Harlan
Bob Geiger
Kansas University
Lawrence
The
Kansas Peace Officers Assn
John Sanders
Chanute Tribune
Daily Transcript
W. Alex Bruce
W. M. Roy Chapple
Sec
Parkas
Snhowsuits
Washabe
Orion
Angus
Siei.e
Eb AG
Weether
Immeric! Camerra
Roya Oak
Montgomery Word
Doe-Lon
Dupont Orion
DuPont
Sexton
Ennee
Balence
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