Hog Price Up Cattle Steady At Midwest Markets
Kansas City market notes show hogs up 25 to 35 cents, sows steady to 25 higher, with 1 3 200 240 lb barrows and gilts at 22.25 to 22.75 and sows down to 19.50. Cattle steady with grain fed steers 25.00 to 26.50 and producers reporting strong to higher cow prices. calves and stockers remain limited as spring demand grows. Sheep and lambs move modestly, spring lambs up to 25 higher, ewes weaker, feeder lambs near steady. Kansas City area prices also list parsons hogs and assorted grades with varying weights and utilities.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons
U. S
Wall Street Mixed Day as Rails Jump Late
Wall Street in New York saw uneven trading with rails rising late, volume around 2.5 million shares versus 2.39 million prior. Prices moved in fractional to about one point gains and losses among key stocks, as the market finished with modest activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ap) E
Grain and livestock price report from futures and receipts
Futures for wheat closed up to 144 cents higher as grain markets list rye barley soybeans and bran prices. Buttercream eggs cheese and dairy items shown with Grade A Large and Medium eggs while hens weights and hides are listed with varied prices and current receipts noted for dairy products and meat substitutes.
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Taccones
Ceeneeceese
Deaths and Funerals in Humboldt and Area
James Martin Redding 63 died in Neosho Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He was born in Alabama in 1895 and moved to Kansas in 1921. He married Kathryn Miller in 1923 and lived in Humboldt, retiring in 1948 from Service Pipeline Co. Survivors include his wife, a daughter, three grandchildren, three sisters, and a brother. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at Johnson Funeral Home with burial at Mount Hope. William F. Hartwig funeral held at Humboldt Methodist Church. Charles P. Hanson buried at Elmwood Cemetery. Mrs Cora Moody, Rev William Hunt officiated at Koch-Skinner Memorial Chapel burial in Memorial Park. Additional service details for out-of-town relatives and bearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Redding
Humboldt
James Martin Redding
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Henry County
Ala
Timothy Mathew
Stella Ann James Redding
Kansas
Kansas City
Kathryn Miller
Service Pipeline Co
Hartwig
William F. Hartwig
Humboldt Methodist Church
Orville Mason
Verne Smith
Lela Morgan
E. W. Hatch
J. A. van Nice
Harvey Bogert
Wayne Bailey
Courtney Moses
Lloyd Watson
Mount Hope Cemetery
Johnson Funeral Home
Cedar Lodge AF
Osman Bates
J. Leslie Ferris
Iva Beal
Oklahoma City
Loria Staffen
George Smith
Will Herder
Bickett
Yates Center
Sidney Johnson
Derby
Lillian Leabo
Chanute
El Dorado Tornado Tragedy Claims Multiple Lives
Tornado on the Kansas Turnpike corridor struck El Dorado and surrounding areas, killing residents including Mrs. and Mrs. Cantrell and John D Daniels’ family. Rescue crews and doctors mobilized. one outside victim from Clinton, Missouri. Flooded morgues, Red Cross reports, and political candidacy notes follow as the community copes with the disaster and its aftermath.
Admittances and dismissals listed for Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transit report shows Tuesday admittances including Mrs Dean Holding and Mrs R J Orozco both surgical, Herman Colvin and Dale Vanard medical. plus today’s admissions of Mrs Virgil Baker Abe Beltz Mrs Robert Cox Milton Fairbanks and Tony N Moore with several surgicals. Dismissals include Mrs Lester S Welch Dora A Nading and others. births announce two new boys to the McMillen and Gates families.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Dean Holding
N. Highland
R. J. Orozco
S. Forest
Herman Colvin
S. Grant
Dale Vanard
Great Bend
Virgil Baker
S. Lafayette
Abe Beltz
Robert Cox
N. Grant
Milton Fairbanks
S. Ashby
Tony N. Moore
S. Central
Surgical
Lester S. Welch
S. Santa Fe
Dora A. Nading
McCall Files For Court Post In Kansas Nomination Row
Congressman Ed H. Rees of Emporia filed for renomination to an 8th term from the 4th District. Also filing were Robert Jennison, a Healy banker and former speaker, for lieutenant governor, and John McCall, a Chanute attorney, for GOP nomination to position pending.
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Schuyler Jackson
Jackson
Jennison
Hall
Clyde Reed Jr
Walter Cherry
Galena
Topeka
Ed H. Rees
Emporia Republican
Robert Jennison
Healy
House of Representatives
John McCall
Chanute
GOP
Posi
Storm Leaves Crops and Property Damaged Across Region
Mrs. Max Wehl ing reports farmyard trees leveled and poultry losses after a storm with 64 mph winds and 1.0 inch hail. Wheat and barley crops flattened. barley losses feared higher. Utilities disrupted. dozens of trees down near Altoona Thayer and Buffalo. No tornado funnels observed.
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Altoona
Ila Crozser
Buffalo
CAA
Erie
Thayer
El Dorado Tornado Casualty List Recounts 12 Dead
AP report lists twelve killed in yesterday's El Dorado tornado including Arthur Sharping John Jenkins and his wife Mary Roberta Daniels and her son John D Daniels Howell Phillips and family W M Cantrell James Kirby of Clinton Mo and other residents from El Dorado and nearby areas Many injured transferred to Wichita Wesley Hospital and St Joseph Hospital plus several treated and released at Allen Memorial Hospital The casualty roll names numerous local residents and out of town workers with ages and affiliations where available.
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Glenn Tarrant
Tarrant
Allen Memorial Hospital
Roger B. Samuelson
Sedgwick County Medical Society
el Dorado
Wichita
James Kirby
Clinton
Kirby
Skelly
W. M. Cantrell
Towanda Avenue
Douglas Street
Kansas Turnpike
Smith's
American Legion
Towanda
John D Daniels
Daniels
Roberta Marie
John D. Jr
John Jenkins
Red Cross
L. E. Bryan
Bryan
Stanley Schimpff
Bt Schminff
Kan
Arthur Sharping
Mary
Roberta Marie Daniels
John D. Daniels
Howell Phillips
John Phillips
William Carter Welty
Alvin Ellsworth
Johnson
Wichita (Wesley) Hospital
Lawrence Nace
Janet
Don
Robert
Mr. Lipscomb
Clair Schwein
Lareda
Autumn
Terry West
Wichita (Wesley
Paul Gillmore
Hallie Day
Anna Demo
Wichita Wesley
Norma Sewell
George Rexroat
Ted Davis
Wesley
Florence Martin
Betty Smith
Burns
Charles Welty
Wichita St. Francis Hospital
J. H. Dalton
Emma Adams
Fred Belk
Zona Palmer
C. D. Wilcox
Beloit
Wilbert Teed
St. Joseph) Hospital
Ziela Jones
Ralph Olson
el Doado
Fred Sharping
Charles Hale
St. Joseph
William Lowderman
Wettengel
Glenn Cooper
John Graber
Marianne Gaines
Sandra Stanton
M. M. Lane
G. R. Robertson
Richard Palmer
Theresa Palmer
Louis Carson
Bonnie Hickerson
Francis Turner
Ray Powell
Velma Palmer
Lois Gaines
Jimmy
Clara Tipton
David Cannon
Ken Jenkins
Maxine Barlow
Caney
Maple City Democrat Jo Warren Announces Congress Bid
Maple City farmer and State Senator Jo Warren declared his candidacy for the Democratic nomination to represent Kansas Third District in Congress. He joins F. O. Doty and Denver Hargiss as entrants, challenging incumbent Republican Myron George. Warren is 45 and in his first Senate term.
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Topeka
Joseph Warren
Maple City Farmer
Congress
F. O. Doty
Pittsburg
Denver
Hargiss
Coffeyville
Myron George
Warren
Senate
Official Visit For OES Chapter At Hulda Parker Meeting
Mrs. Inez Zurbuchen of Walnut district aids an Order of Eastern Star visit to Hulda Parker chapter in the Masonic Temple. Guests from Coffeyville Parsons Humboldt Thayer and other chapters attended the event with tributes and a flag ceremony.
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Inez Zurbuchen
Walnut
Order of Eastern Star
Hulda Parker
Masonic Temple
Fred Heinze
Charles Blanchard
Zurbuchen
Orendorf
Buffalo
Coffeyville
Sunflower
Cherryvale
Parsons
Humboldt
Thayer
Cliff Cowen
Frank Davidson
Clifford Gibson
Zurbachen
Mmes
Joe Sutcliffe
R. D. Churchill
Edward Blair
Independence
Neodesha
Iola
Colony
GAR closes club season with memorial service
Mrs. C. E. Steinman presided a GAR meeting in the Memorial building to close the summer season until September 9. A memorial service honored members who died in the last year. Ten members attended and five members joined the Memorial Day cemetery service.
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C. E. Steinman
GAR
Willing Workers 4-H Club News Report
Members of the Willing Workers 4-H club with parents gathered for a family day event. The listing notes club activities and community involvement with emphasis on youth leadership and hands on projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers
Willing Workers 4-H Club
Community members clean rural cemetery then hold picnic
Leaders met Saturday at a cemetery a mile east and 42 miles north of South Valley chapel to clean the grounds as a community project. There are no graves younger than 100 years. Afterward the group enjoyed a wiener roast at the Verle Fegel farm picnic site.
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Dale Stafford
Morehead
Us169
Thayer
Harry Rush
Wilson County
Lester Griffith
Griffith
Lleaders
South Valley Chapel
Verle Fegel
Shower Honors Shannon Sheridan
Sandra Mills and Mrs. Vernon Brinkmeyer hosted a baby shower for Shannon Sue Sheridan daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Sheridan at the Mills home 402 West 7th The pink and white decor featured a white baby basket with pink bows and a miniature stork Guests included Shannon Sue’s mother grandmother and other relatives with refreshments served on a pink cloth table"]
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Sandra Mills
Vernon Brinkmeyer
Mills
W. 7Th
Shannon Sue Sheridan
James E. Sheridan
Shannon Sue
Mrs
Names List Unclear Read Incomplete OCR Fragment
A legible portion lists individuals including Idan Manhattan Mrs Lowell Starr Atchison Marilyn Kessing er Marilyn Johnston Jane Moore Ames Barbara Hugill Don Lee Glenn Kiddoo Buford Hazen Glen Doepke Charles Mussulman Dennis Mills Donald Buckner Wayne Huffman Gary West Glen Grennell Bob Jenkins Merle Venus Bill White and Denny Wright.
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Idan
Manhattan
Lowell Starr
Atchison
Marilyn Kessinger
Marilyn Johnston
Jane Moore
Ames
Barbara Hugill
Don Lee
Glenn Kiddoo
Buford Hazen
Glen Doepke
Charles Mussulman
Dennis Mills
Donald Buckner
Wayne Huffman
Gary West
Glen Grennell
Bob Jenkins
Merle Venus
Bill White
Denny Wright
Blackwood Named to Baker University Honor Roll
George Blackwood, son of Mr and Mrs Dean Blackwood of Buffalo, is listed on Baker University Baldwin honor roll for the end of the second semester with a 2.31 average. Dean B A Gessner released the list for students who made 2.30 or more. An USDA note says electrical shocks quicken corn growth but must be applied by an expert.
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George Blackwood
Dean Blackwood
Buffalo
Baker University
Baldwin
B. A. Gessner
Blackwood
United States Department of Agriculture
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Chicago
Plymouth Rocks
Chicago Grain
Kansas City Cash
Milo Maize
Wall Street
iAm
Anaconda
Atchison Otee
Daily Transcript
McCall
the Tribune
Max Wehling
Cox
Portland
Ore
Ground Observer Corps
Ralph Toland
Carl Aikin
Don Shores
Yates Center News
Shores
Casualty List
Krone
Insurance Agency
Lincoln
Maple City
Democrat
OES
Shannon Sheridan
Terrill
E. Main
Main & Santa Fe
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