Kansas City Livestock Markets Mixed on Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cattle 2,000 head and calves 100, slow to 25 lower with steers 25.50 to 27.65 and cows 15.75 to 17.00. Hogs 3,000 head, up to 25 higher, barrows and gilts 14.25 to 14.75 for 200-250 pounds, sows 10.50 to 12.00. Sheep 1,000 head, steady to 5 lower, lambs 21.50 to 22.00, 22.75 for 106 pounds. Parsons Livestock reports steady hogs and mixed cattle quotes, with several weight classes and sows priced. Wheat and grains also noted with futures and commodity prices.
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Parsons Livestock
Parsons
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J. Randall Kafir
Brown
Paul Randall
Ruth Cunningham
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Methodist Church
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UU Tyler
Boeing Air
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du Pont
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Klee
Croodyear
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White Rock
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Kan C Soucorre
P&l
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M&m
Monson Ch
NY Central
Ohio
Peabody Coal
Lower Penney Jr
Wall Street Rallies Amid Broad Market Gains
A mid day rally lifted most stock prices as oils led the advance and steel chemicals and metals edged higher. Oil earnings fueled the session while electronics were mixed and motors fell. Large list of prices for cows bulls and related commodities accompanied market detail.
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New York
Bridge Dedication Highlights Franco-American Ties at Junction City
The K-18 Bridge over the Republican River between Junction City and Fort Riley was dedicated with Army Secretary Wilber M. Brucker and Mrs. Brucker attending. Local leaders praised a century of strong Junction City Fort Riley ties, while a historical note honored Captain A F Clarke’s ferry era. The event included a Country Club lunch and remarks from Robert Schermerhorn and John Montgomery.
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George Docking
Republican River
Junction City
Fort Riley
Army
Wilber M. Brucker
Robert Schermerhorn
Mrs. Docking
M. 5. Sorger
Margie Clarke
A. F. Clarke
Ronnie Fogler
Yogi Berra
Daily Transcript Admittances and Dismissals Noted in Neosho
Yesterday admittances include James Phillips Neil Krone Mrs Lottie Wood Mrs Marion Manion Carol Lauber Mrs Elmer Sherman and Mrs Harold Barnett with George Gambill added today Dismissals list Maxine Stoll Mrs Kenneth Wright and Mrs Jack A Cramer with addresses and gave details of property transfers in Humboldt and Allen County listings with several names and partial parcel notes shown
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James Phillips
W. Std
Neil Krone
N. Washington
Lottie B. Wood
Autry Nursing Home
Marion Manion
Humboldt
Carol L. Lauber
Yates Center
Elmer Sherman
Toronto
Harold Barnett
Anthony J. Bowman
George Gambill
S. Steuben
Medical
Property Transfers and Joint Tenancies Listed in Public Record
A sequence of parcel transfers shows Frances Janzen and spouse, Paul R Chicken and spouse, Temming spouses, and multiple others including Shirlee Baldwin, James McClellan, Clarence Hixon, Maude Templeman, Iola Virgil Fox, and Iola Frank Sievers among named grantors and spouses. Transferred parcels include portions of blocks and lots in various town plats with family and corporate grantors.
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Frances Janzen
Paul R Chicken
Frances KJ. Temming
W. A Jeffers
Edward Neilson Jeffers
James Monroe Jeffers
Paul Jeffers
Edna Allyne Thohoff
Mary Alice Fuckinger
Naomi Ruth Orrison
Sera Beth Hamilton
Shirlee BE. Baldwin
Wiliam J. Baldwin
Toia
Low Jackon
Iola Frank G. Sievers
Harold W. Whitaker
Binnie Moy
Arthur L. Harwood
Delbert €. Herwood
Edna M. Harwood
Deaths and Funerals in Buffalo Thayer and Chanute
Mrs Delia Muzingo 70 of Buffalo died of a heart attack at home Tuesday. She born January 31 1889 in Buffalo and married Seth Muzingo in 1906. Survivors include two sons and five grandsons. Funeral 2 30 p m Sunday at Buffalo Methodist Church. Interment Buffalo cemetery. Mrs Belle Price 91 former Thayer Chanute resident died in Kansas City. She was born August 22 1867 in Sharkville Indiana. Funeral 2 p m Thursday at Christian church Thayer. Buried Thayer cemetery. Interment arranged by Roy S Gibson Funeral Home.
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Seth Muzingo
Buffalo
Delia Cannon Muzingo
Maynard Clough
Altoona
Seth Austin Muzingo
Buffalo Methodist Church
Howard C
Seattle
Wash
Charles H
el Centro
Calif
Chanute
Roy S. Gibson
Belle J. Price Thayer
Belle I. Price
Thayer and
Alva Floyd
Kansas City
Kas
Sharkville
Ind
Erie
David R. Price
Thayer
Acel B
Enid
Okla
Val D
Newton
Blanche Wilson
Pearl Shepherd
James
Clara Whitlock Berry
Price
Christian Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Clennie
Urbana
Thayer Cemetery
Engel Funeral Home
Salina Driver Killed in Collision Injuring Two Girls
Salina, Kas. AP report states 76 year old W R Ferguson of Salina was killed when his car collided with another vehicle injuring two Salina girls. The crash details were not fully disclosed in the fragment.
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Salina
Kas
W. R. Ferguson
Bus incident with Ferguson guidance on Tuesday
A bus on Tuesday carried a group of girls who were riding with Ferguson. The readable text notes the transportation details but lacks further context about location or outcome.
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Ferguson
Local adds and travels frame Stark area life items
Ethel Elder and Pem Atteberry return home from Neosho Memorial Hospital. Huff cemetery fence completed by Cha nute Ed Michael and Morris Furry. Morris caretaker this year. Smith brothers buy semi trailer. Wilford Franklin driver. Pem Atteberry to open beauty shop at home in August. Wayne and Jim Harding buy farm. move near Kimball. Jim Harding works on new highway. Wayne builds a barn. Haddan family health update. Mrs. Haddan ill. Smiths visit relatives in Washington DC area. Laura Wiles hosts missionary meeting for Friends church. Congo aid box sent. Arnold and Ed Phillips vacation in Portland and NW states. Defenbaughs visit from Washington. mother Pearle accompanies to visit. Hendricks couple return from Alaska. work on gov project noted. Kenny Goff shower honor for newlyweds. Noel Wright seriously ill at Neosho Memorial. Fort Scott JC coach interview with Leroy Carlson and Jim Gatewood for athletic scholarships. Carlson offered at Parsons. Sharon Eberhardt to enter nurse training at Fort Scott. Vernice Maher returns from Kansas City visit. Hendricks family visits. Shulenberger’s condition remains critical in Chanute. Linda Mount mentioned with Flagg Ranch work.
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STARK
Ethel Elder
Pem Atteberry
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
Ed Michael
Morris Furry
Huff Cemetery
Morris
Smith Brothers
Wilford Franklin
Erie
Wayne Hardings
Jim Harding
Kimball
Violet Harding
Wayne
Stanley Harding
Charles Haddan
Richard Smith
Washington, D. C
Iare
Zalah Haddan
Arnold Smith
St. Paul
Laura Wiles
Missionary Society of Friends Church
Belgian Congo
Africa
Mabel Woodworth
Arnold Phillips
Terry
Sharon
Ed Phillips
Portland
Ore
Merle
Ray Phillips
Hazel Defenbaugh
Washington State
Pearle Defenbaugh
Will Hendricks
Alaska
Vernice Maher
Hendricks
Mount Zion
Kenny Goff
Noel Wright
Fort Scott Junior College
Leroy Carlson
Jim Gatewood
Louis Hendricks
Shulenberger
Nels Olson
Linda Mount
Flagg Ranch
Carol White vacationing in Minnesota with relatives
Yellowstone Park has returned to The Chanute Tribune. On Wednesday July 29, 1959 Carol White daughter of Mr and Mrs George White accompanied her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Trast of Topeka to Minnesota for a two weeks vacation.
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Keith Holder
Kent
Montebello
Calif
Mabel Comstock
W. 4Th
Floyd Potter
N. Highland
Comstock
Fannie Holder
Uniontown
Pleasanton
Eas
Harrisonville
Independence
Kenneth Johnston
Joplin
Yellowstone Park
Chanute Tribune Pq
Carol White
George White
Mrs. Trast
Topeka
Minnesota
Traffic Fatalities in Kansas Top 1959 Record
Kansas traffic fatalities rose to 319 for 1959 by 9 a.m. in the 24 hour period ending today, compared with 287 for the same period in 1958, per state accident records.
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Topeka
Kansas
Community Notes From Neodesha and Nearby Areas
Local residents undertake visits and trips across Kansas and Oklahoma. Elvira Caven der returns from Wichita. E L Scott and family visit Chanute. C W F holds luncheon at the Christian church. Mrs Bert Bowie released from Mercy hospital. Mrs H A Addington visits Kansas State College with daughter. H A Marshall improving in Tulsa. Orlin Streets buys Main Street building for recreation parlor. Cynthia Bowers celebrates 11th birthday. raft trip on Verdigris River ends near Neodesha. Families travel to Texas and Hot Springs for health and vacation. Navy enlistments for Dennis and Gary Waldron. Funeral for Ralph Kennedy.
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Elvira Cavender
Wichita
C. E. Mortimer
E. L. Scott
Chanute
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The
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Bert Bowie
Mercy Hospital
Independence
H. A. Addington
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
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Alta Aldridge
H. A. Marshall
Sapulpa
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Tulsa
Orlin Streets
Main Street
Oliver Ham
R. R. Stafford
Cynthia Bowers
Sue Ann Weber
Jackie
Jolanda Blaker
Rayma Essex
Cynthia
Sue
Twila Bowers
Dennis
Gary Waldron
John Woodruff Jr
Earnest Stark
Verdigris
Neodesha
Rebecca
Marlin
Texas
W. C. Bundy
Smith Elevator
Lloyd Waldron
U. S. Navy
Kansas City
San Diego
Calif
Ralph Kennedy
Kennedy
Phyllis Thurman
Mort Thurman
Karl Smith
Hot Springs
Ark
Launch of Discoverer V delayed by weather at Vandenberg
Unfavorable weather at Vandenberg Air Force Base caused a new postponement of the Discov erer V satellite rocket launch. The Air Force plans another attempt on Thursday after Tuesday’s delay due to overcast skies.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Break-off Date Set For Big Four Talks Next Wednesday
In Geneva Russia and the West agreed to break off the Big Four foreign ministers conference next Wednesday with or without a Berlin settlement. A U S spokesman said Western ministers will seek talks with Andrei Gromyko to try to reach a Berlin accord. The date was set by Secretary of State Christian Herter and the Soviet minister at a luncheon at Herter's villa.
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Russia
Berlin
U.S
Andrei A. Gromyo
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Docking Named Head Of Tax Study Group At Conference
Gov George Docking will chair one of four taxation study groups at the annual governor's conference in San Juan Puerto Rico on August 25. He was appointed by Florida Governor Leroy Collins who chairs the conference.
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Topeka
George Docking
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Docking
Leroy Collins
Florida
Advertisements Claim Real Reliability in This Paper
The page offers real and reliable ads promising guidance and advice for readers. It emphasizes trust in local notices and storefront promotions as practical sources of information.
J and J Drive-In Opens at 112 N Butter
J and J Drive-In at 112 North Butter announces daily hours from 9 a m to 11 p m with curb service 6 p m to 11 p m. The menu includes Spanish food chop suey barbcue fried chicken oysters shrimp steaks and chops. Phone in orders 2442.
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