Livestock Steady Across Markets in Kansas City and Chicago
In Kansas City cattle, hogs and sheep held steady with varied ranges by grade and weight. Beef: high end steers 26.75 to 27.00, cows 15.50 to 17.00, lighter weight steers up to 33.00 for small breeds. Hogs: 210 to 340 lb ranges 21.50 to 25, sows 16.25 to 19.75. Sheep: spring lambs 22.50 to 24.00, feeder lambs 13.00 to 20.00. In Chicago butter and eggs show little change with prices flat across grades and weights.
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Kansas City
Choice
Livestock Market Prices From Parsons Livestock Yard
U.S. No 1 and 2 hogs priced 21.25 to 22.00 per hundredweight across weight grades. Cattle bids include grain fed steers 24 to 26, standards up to 23, stocker calves 28 to 34, heifers 22 to 24, and yearling steers 22 to 24.50. Veals 27 to 33, cows 17.5 to 19.25, bulls 20 to 24, sheep with lambs up to 22.50 and cull ewes 4.50 to 6.50, breeding ewes 10 to 15.
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Parsons
U.S
Chicago Grain Prices Reported By Market Wires
Chicago wholesale grain prices show No 2 hard wheat at 1.60, No 2 red at 1.519 to 1.52, No 2 yellow corn at 1.26, No 2 heavy white oats at 0.74 to 0.75, No 1 yellow soybeans at 2.79 and soybean oil at 9.5 per unit.
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Chicago
Wall Street Holds Gains Amid Active Trading
New York stocks remained higher in late trading as volume reached 7.67 million shares through four hours, slightly below Friday's 7.8 million. Boeing and United Aircraft led gains, providing a market tonic during a brisk session.
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New York
Chanute Tribune Staff and Masthead Information
The Chanute Tribune masthead lists Dwight McCreight as publisher and Dwight Wallingford as news editor with John Haworke in advertising and Mer. Ben Nicholas as circulation. The paper is a daily Chanute, Kansas publication with AP content and standard bureau membership.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
S. Highland
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
John Haworke
Fay J. Clopine
Ben Nicholas
R. Finn Dorsey Osborn
Neosho Memorial Hospital Daily Transcript Update
Visiting hours are 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Census lists 56 patients including four babies. Friday birth reported for Gary and Mrs. Wilson a son at 319 N Grant. Dismissals and admissions listed for Friday Saturday Sunday and today with names and addresses of patients and physicians.
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Gary Wilson
N. Grant
Merle Newlove
N. Santa Fe
Claudie Morris
N. Garfield
David Carnahan
Karen Olson
Haysville
Ralph T. Metzen
S. Highland
Walker Camp
R. 3
Charles Caldwell
Buffalo
Arthur Carson
S. Wilson
Edith Martin
S. Edith
Randy Clements
Humboldt
John Gilliland
Milton Dorris
Altoona
Don McCune
Robert Fisher
Daniel M. Campbell
John Barriger
S. Allen
Medical
Stanley Allen
S. Garfield
Ralph T. Beeson
Charles Morris
Sue A. Bird
Merle Grogan
S. Grant
Stel
Deaths and Funerals in Humboldt and Area
Katherine S. Stewart 82 Humboldt died at Pine Crest Nursing Home after brief illness born May 17 1885 lifelong Humboldt resident member of Humboldt Presbyterian Church married Harvey H. Stewart 1910 he preceded her in death survivors include three daughters a son seven grandchildren funeral Tuesday 2 pm Presbyterian Church burial Mount Hope Cemetery memorial fund set up with Humboldt Presbyterian Church Price Funeral Home in charge George Wilson 76 Neosho Memorial Hospital retired barber born November 21 1890 Des Moines Iowa married Estelle Blana Price 1917 50th anniversary last month lived in Earlton Chanute veteran of World War I member American Legion First Methodist Church survivors wife son two daughters five grandchildren funeral arrangements incomplete announced by Gibson-Koch Chapel Charles McFarland 52 formerly of Thayer died in Wichita survived by two brothers funeral 10:30 this morning Robison Funeral Home Thayer burial Thayer Cemetery Phillip A Stout 19 son of
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Humboldt
Humboldt Presbyterian Church
Harvey H. Stewart
Ona McCreary
Hickory
N.C
Genevieve Hall
Shawnee Mission
Joan Bunnel
Pittsburgh
Jerome Stewart
Berkeley
Calif
Andy Wilson
Des Moines
Iowa
Estelle Blana Price
Earlton
Chanute
American Legion
First Methodist Church
Westview Nursing Home
Eugene P. Wilson
Chicago
Robert A. Bryant, Jr
Western Springs
Ill
Earl D. Burghart
Forrest City
Ark
Gibson-Koch Chapel
Charles McFarland
Thayer
Wichita
Harry
Martin McFarland
Robison Funeral Home
Thayer Cemetery
Quincy History Ties to Adams Namesake and Square
Quincy, Illinois traces its origins to 1825 when leaders named the city for the second U.S. president John Quincy Adams. The town adopted the name Quincy Adams County and designated the public gathering place as Johns Square.
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Quincy
United States
John Quincy Adams
Adams
John’s Square
Fire destroys car on Grant Street at 12 20 p m
Fire crews responded yesterday afternoon to a car fire at 601 South Grant Street near addresses on Hawkins Street. The blaze was reported at 12 20 p m and involved a vehicle owned or parked at 319 South Ashby. No injuries reported.
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S. Grant
Fifty Former Demo Delegates Urge Johnson Not to Run
Fifty individuals identifying as former Democratic National Convention delegates urged President Johnson not to seek re election. They warned a Republican landslide in 1968 is likely amid party divisions over foreign policy and urged early withdrawal to help unite the party. Signer Henry M. Smith of St Paul Kansas is listed among those backing the appeal.
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Johnson
Washinggon
Henry M. Smith
St. Paul, Kan
Parole Revoked and Hospital Transfer for Craft
Police took Very Lee Craft into custody on parole violation charges after a Saturday arrest. He was jailed, tried in city court, sentenced to three months, paroled from jail, and sent to the State Hospital in Osawatomie for treatment. He remains in the city jail pending disposition to the state hospital.
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Very Lee Craft
S. Steuben
Craft
State Hospital
Osawatomie
Stout Family Member Dies in Rogers Turnpike Crash
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Stout of Del City Oklahoma report a grandson of L. A. Stout, 312 West First, killed in an automobile accident on the Rogers Turnpike twelve miles west of Miami Oklahoma Saturday. Burial set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Oklahoma City Cemetery.
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Ernest J. Stout
del City
Okla
L. A. Stout
Rogers Turnpike
Miami
Oklahoma City Cemetery
Fire Chief Attends Seminar in Wichita
Chanute fire chief John Erickson attended a managerial seminar in Wichita with about 150 fire chiefs and administrators from eight North Central states. Elvin Warhurst of Newton was elected president of the Missouri Valley division of the International Association of Fire Chiefs.
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John Erickson
Chanute
Wichita
Elvin Warhurst
Newton
Missouri Valley Division
International Association of Fire Chiefs
Erickson
North Central
Minor Crashes Investigated Over Weekend
Police investigated several minor traffic accidents over the weekend. William White of Stillwater backed into a parked car owned by Jay Williams of Independence on 602 S. Larson causing minor damage. Terry Galt of 624 S. Lincoln backed into a power pole at 4th and Lafayette with slight damage to his 1962 Volkswagen. Richard L. Weitzel of Erie backed from 202 N. Lincoln, striking Howard Carder’s parked pickup, damaging both vehicles. Lynn Ranabargar of 1019 N. Forest reported his 1957 Chevrolet damaged on Katy Park three earlier hours.
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S. Larson
William White
Stillwater
Okla
Jay Williams
Independence
Williams Auto
Volkswagen
Terry Galt
4Th and
Lafayette
North Lincoln
Lincoln
Richard L. Weitzel
Erie
Howard Carder
Carder
Weitzel Auto
Lynn Ranabargar
N. Forest
Katy Park
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