Livestock Prices Move Across Kansas City MarketFiled
Cattle receipts 5 500 head calves 150 steers and heifers weak to 25 lower cows fully 50 lower feeders steady average to high choice steers 26 75 27 00 choice 25 75 26 75 good and choice 25 25 26 00 and heifers 25 00 75 mixed and choice 24 50 25 00 cows 17 50 18 25 high good and choice 690 850 lb feeders steers 26 00 28 00 mostly good 25 00 26 25 high good and choice 400 500 lb steer calves 27 50 30 50. Hog prices 4 000 head barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower 1 2 200 240 lb barrows and gilts 22 75 23 00 1 2 190 210 Ibs 21 75 22 50 1 3 195 255 Ibs 22 50 22 75 2 3 255 270 Ibs 22 00 22 50 sows steady to 25 higher 16 50 26 00. Sheep 1 000 head spring lambs 1 00 1 50 lower instances 2 00 lower shorn ewes steady
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Kansas City
Livestock Price Ranges for Hogs Cattle Veal Cows Bulls and Sheep
Current market listings show Parsonshogs with price bands for various weights and categories including sows heavies boars and stags. Cattle sections detail grain fed steers and heifers U S choice and good grades plus stocker and feeder calves and heifer calves. Veals list prime plus good and commercial ranges. Cows utility and commercial value, heiferette and canner categories and stock cows. Bulls include commercial choice bologna lower grade and breeding bulls. Sheep cover finished lambs and utility.
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Parsons
U.S
Butter and eggs hold steady in Chicago market report
Chicago AP notes butter prices unchanged with several grades listed, eggs steady with whites and yolk percentages, and live poultry prices also flat. Roasters fetch 27 to 29 cents and special fed White Rock fryers 19 to 22 cents.
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Chicago
Fragmentary notice on clues and mistaken gender hints
The readable fragment hints at a discussion of manliness and recognition with a cryptic appeal for an outlet. It references a swear or oath and a pean style clue, but the exact event or subject remains unclear and undefined in the text.
Chicago grain prices slip on nearby market pressures
Wheat No 2 hard 1.59 4n. Corn No 2 red 1.50 4-51 4n. Corn No 2 yellow 1.29. Oats No 2 heavy white 0.707 en. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.80 en. Soybean oil 9.06 en.
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Chicago
Women's Society meeting at Roper Church hosts and visits noted
Banner The Women s Society of Christian Service met at the Roper Church Friday afternoon with Mrs N A Erickson as hostess. A fellowship supper preceded the gathering. Visitors include Roy McCain of Fredonia and Rex Moore s associates in nearby towns. Community residents travel for library, museum, and family visits.
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Lyla
Neodesha
O. E. Hines
Abilene
Eisenhower Library
Eisenhower
Newton
Wichita
Maple Grove
Raper Church
Chanute Tribune Briefs July 24 1967
Chanute briefs report local civic notes updates from Chanute Kansas including community meeting outcomes, public notices, and upcoming events. Names of local officials and organizations appear with dates and venues for scheduled activities.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Hospital visiting hours and patient census report
Daily Transcript notes Neosho Memorial Hospital visiting hours from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. with a patient census of 53 adults and pediatrics and three babies. The report lists a series of dismissals and admissions over the weekend and births, plus police summonses and court actions involving local residents.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Treasury Faces Silver Shortage Risk in Three Years
The United States consumes nearly three times current mine output. The Treasury has been using silver stockpiles to fill the gap and could exhaust reserves in about three years if the rate continues.
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United States
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
Weekend Vandalism Probes and Local Notices
Floyd Byers of Byers Rock Crusher reported weekend damage at a quarry including a stolen six inch gate valve and a pushed pump. Police investigate a broken plate glass window at Merle Kelly Ford body shop. Lindquist reunion set for Sunday at Santa Fe Park shelterhouse. Sp 4 Charles R Wolfe Jr home from Honolulu with mother Mable Wolfe. Miss Wolfe to remain in Kansas City a week. Lee Longest Jr reported being assaulted on Main. advised to see city attorney. Local youth incident involved. investigation ongoing.
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Floyd Byers
Byers Rock Crusher
N. Plummer
Cation
Honolulu
Hawaii
Charles R. Wolfe, Jr
Miss Wolfe
Kansas City
Lee Longest, Jr
S. Central
Main
N. Highland
Three Die in Missouri Crash Near Independence
A Norfolk Virginia couple and their infant son were killed when their car left Route 170 and hit a concrete fridge pillar. Victims were Robert P. Brown 24 Elaine Lavonne Brown 23 and Robert P. Brown Jr 3 months. They were en route to Topeka Kansas to visit Brown's parents. Police and the Highway Patrol believe the driver fell asleep at the wheel.
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Independence, Mo
Norfolk
Robert P. Brown
Elaine Lavonne Brown
Robert P. Brown Jr
Topeka, Kan
Brown
Mrs Howard Brown
Highway Patrol
Perfume Vials From St Peter's Church Linked to Ancient Glass
Analysis of vials found beneath St Peter's Church in Rome reveals antimony-manganese compounds typical of glassware from the era of St Peter's death around AD 64, suggesting a link to early Christian artifacts.
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St. Peter's Church
Rome
St. Peter
Sting Ray Bicycle Recovered. Police Seek Owner
Keith Dillon reports finding a Sting Ray bicycle in his garage over the weekend at 715 N Forest. Authorities request contact from the owner to reclaim the bike.
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Keith Dillon
N. Forest
Kay Zimmerman Backs Over Meter at Lincoln and First
Kay Zimmerman of Evergreen advised police that she backed over and bent a parking meter in the city lot at Lincoln and First this morning. The incident occurred earlier today with no further details provided.
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Kay Zimmerman
Evergreen
Lincoln
First
Bones Used to Make Family Car Safer
Philadelphia scientists at Franklin Institute test cattle bones under a $44 000 U S Department of Transportation contract to study bone structure for safer auto safety design. Researchers bend crush and impact bones and joints to predict failure and improve knee protection in crashes.
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Philadelphia
Franklin Institute
U.S. Department of Transportation
Francis W. Cooke
Institute’ Metallurgy Laboratory
Department of Transportation
Cooke
Donald Negel
Hahnemann Medical School
Melvin Zisfein
Rankin brothers mourn Arcadia death of Otis Rankin
Otis Rankin 74 of Arcadia California formerly of Chanute died Friday afternoon in Arcadia. His wife and five children survive. Funeral service and burial were in Arcadia at 2 p.m. today. The Rankin family on 916 N Garfield and 512 N Washington received word Friday evening.
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Roy Rankin
N. Garfield
Frank Rankin
Washington
Otis Rankin
Arcadia
Calif
Chanute
Rankin
Inn Candescent to Close After Noise Complaints
Police received complaints from East Main residents about loud noise from the Inn Candescent canoe on the second story at 122 E Main. Co manager Dennis Baker told officers the inn would close for good after attempts to curb noise failed. A dance fight was also reported but broken up by police.
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East Main
Candescent
E. Main
Dennis Baker
Chanute Tribune Staff and Rates Page Draft
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles including News Editor Dwight McCreie and Advertising Manager Fay Clopine. It shows subscription rates by mail and carrier in Chanute with yearly and halfyear terms, plus a note on AP republication rights.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
Dwight McCrei
Dwight Wallingford
John Howarks
Fay D. Clopine
Ben Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Neosho
Allen, Wilson
Woodson Counties
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HSA
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W. Main
Guy W. Gomer
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S. Grant
Roger Neely
Cindy Stanfield
Merlin York
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Caryell Finley
Larry Anderes
Eddie Fulps
Debra Ann Wood
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Larry Baucom
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Chanute, Kansas
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Missouri
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Inn Candescent Plans
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Melena Ubynstet
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Bens, Ron
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