Kansas City Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Movement
Cattle and hog markets show uneven changes with calves and slaughter cattle mixed. High grade fed steers and yearlings fetch around 26 to 29 dollars, cows and bulls vary, hogs gain slightly while sows ease, lambs steady with good to choice prices listed for various weights. Parson’s figures add further price ranges across grades and weights.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons
U. S
U.S
Market Prices and Commodities Across Major Markets
Agricultural and commodity reports show mixed prices across cattle, calves, sheep, eggs and grain. Cattle mostly steady to weak with varied ranges, veals and stock calves strong in spots, and bulls and breeding stock adjusting. Eggs, butter and poultry hold steady with regional price shifts. grains remain steady to firm with soybeans under light pressure and corn and wheat showing modest movements. Kansas City and Chicago reports capture regional price splits and futures trends amid a broad market snapshot.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Local briefs and notices from Chanute area society pages
Community notices include visiting relatives and travel, a district Aide program meeting on June 10, and reports of weddings, vacations, and local events. Names include Mildred Hargrove, Helen Johnson, Dean Justice Blake, Tracy Justice, Zack Baker, Stewart Collins, and Horace Richardson among others.
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Wed
Mildred Hargrove
W.M
Helen Johnson
Sec'y
Dean Justice Blake and
Tracy
Liberal
Robert Blunk Sr
N. Evergreen
Raymond Justice
S. Highland
Fix Loose Dentures with FASTEETH Powder
An alkaline powder sprinkles on denture plates to hold teeth firmly and comfortably. It claims no sour taste or odor and is sold at local drug counters as a denture aid.
Local Residents Share News and Graduation Update
Ste C Beach and others listed include recent moves and home address at 301 Central. Wayne Francis Meeker of San Antonio earned a BA from Trinity University on June 1. A First Methodist 50 50 class meeting moved to Friday at 6 30 p m in Santa Fe Park Shelter House. Pensacola visitors in Benedict for two weeks. A Guenther family reunion was held in Yates Center with multiple relatives present.
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Wayne Francis Meeker
San Antonio
Trinity University
Francis Meeker
S. Highland
First Methodist Church
Santa Fe Park
Shelter House
Wilbur Ambrose
Jackie
Pensacola
Fla
Benedict
A. J. Ambrose
Nadine
E. H. Guenther
Marvin Ambrose
Karen
Kent
Kaila
Fredonia
Guenther
Yates Center
Admittances and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Yesterday admitted: Mrs C A Bowman R 1 surgery. Mrs Bennie Gonzales 1014 N Steuben surgery. George P Mc Cune Humboldt surgery. Ronald Greve Eric medical. Mrs Jesse Osborn 709 N Central medical. Dismissals: Arnold Elder Stark. Mrs Ellis Cutter 631 S Evergreen. Glenna Baucom Erie. Mrs Howard Kennedy and son Eric. Mrs Tony Biele 1022 N Santa Fe. Paul FE Hinrichs 1127 S Highland. William E Craig 215 S Gretchen. William M Best 110 S Plummer. Mrs Calvin Cooper and daughter Thayer. Mrs Glen Halbe and daughter 719 N Forest. Mrs Louis Warhurst and daughter 1202 Edith. Dismissals today: Randall Vaughn 1512 S Central. Mrs Martin V Raida Jr and son Thayer. Mrs Floyd Claus 901 N Kansas. Henry Shaw Eric. Mrs Zola M Lodal 1516 Santa Fe. Mrs George R Edmondson and son 909 S Grant.
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Steuben
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Humboldt
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Eric
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Central
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Stark
Ellis Cutter
S. Evergreen
Glenna Baucom
Erie
Howard Kennedy
Tony Biele
N. Santa Fe
Paul FE
Hinrichs
S. Highland
William E. Craig
S. Gretchen
William M. Best
S. Plummer
Calvin Cooper
Thayer
Glen Halbe
N. Forest
Louis Warhurst
Edith
Randall Vaughn
S. Central
Martin V. Raida Jr
Floyd Claus
N. Kansas
Henry Shaw
Zola M. Lodal
Santa Fe
George R. Edmondson and Son
S. Grant
The Tribune by Carrier Price Note
A small readers notice states the carrier edition of The Tribune costs 35 cents weekly.
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Obituary notices for McFarland Leatherman Snodgrass deaths
Multiple notices report the deaths of John F. McFarland 20 of 115 N Forest, Shaw area farmer Mark Leatherman 59 two daughters and other relatives these include funeral services at First Methodist church Erie Christian church and Broadway Mortuary Wichita with burial in Elmwood and Cha nute.
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N. Forest
Neosho Memorial Hospital
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Elmwood
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Shaw
Thomas
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Iola
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Alexander Mih
Chanute
Richard Lynch
Houston
Tex
Minnie L. Dey
Kansas City
Kas
Thomas F. Leatherman
Erie
Ernest
Erie Christian Church
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AM No. 76
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Scottish Rites
Valley of Fort Scott
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Erie Lodge
K U Reports 10 Percent Summer Enrollment Rise
Lawrence Kansas local report notes a 10 percent higher summer session enrollment than the previous year as classwork continues. University authorities credit expanded courses and outreach to attract more students.
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Kansas State University summer enrollment near 1900
James K Hist, registrar, said registration total reached 2782 with 432 at the Lawrence campus and 350 at the Kansas City Medical Center. About 200 late enrollees expected. Manhattan Kansas reported summer enrollment of about 1900, nearly flat from last year.
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James K. Hist
K.U. Medical Center
Kansas City
Hist
Wichita Marine Shot On Sentry Duty
A Wichita, Kansas Marine was shot in the chest while on sentry duty at Mare Island Naval Shipyard. PFC Robert C. Gomez 17 appeared to be an accident and was hospitalized at Travis Air Force Base.
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Calif
Wichita
Kan
Mare Island Naval Shipyard
Robert C. Gomez
Gomez
Walter Parker
Cecil F. Gomez
Travis Air Force Base Hospital
Review Board Meeting Set
TOPEKA AP Labor and industry members of the new Kansas Unemployment Compensation Board of Review will meet June 15 to select a third member to represent the general public. If they fail to agree the law provides for the public member to be appointed by Gov. George Docking. Docking last month appointed Malcolm Lee Wichita union official as the labor representative. L. M. Weltmer Mankato attorney was appointed by Docking as
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Topeka
Kansas Unemployment Compensation ‘Board of Review
George ‘Docking
Docking
Malcolm Lee
Wichita
Ll. M. Weltmer
Mankato
Board to Hear Unemployment Benefit Appeals Created in 1959
John Morrison state employment security director and secretary of the new board notes Lee and Weltmer have held two meetings and reviewed several names. The review board, formed by the 1959 Legislature, was backed by industry representatives who argued unemployment compensation appeal procedures favored management.
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John Morrison
Lee
Weltmer
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