Livestock Prices Mixed Across Kansas City Market
Cattle at 7,000 head with gains up to 25 cents on steers and heifers, calf lot steady. high choice steers around 26.25 with primes near 26.00. Hogs 3,500 head with barrows and gilts 25 cents higher and sows up to 25 cents. feeder prices firm. Sheep 1,000 head lambs steady to strong, ewes down 50, prime lambs 25.50 to 26.00. Eggs steady to firm with wholesale prices mostly unchanged or up slightly.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Market Prices for Livestock and Cattle by Grade and Weight
Parson’s hogs and cattle prices listed by grade and weight ranges. Hogs include U S 1 and 2, sows, boars, and sows. Cattle cover grain fed steers and heifers, creep fed calves, stocker and feeder calves, heifers, and yearling steers. Veals, cows, bulls, and sheep with assorted price brackets.
Kansas City Wholesale Egg and Butter Prices
AP reports wholesale egg prices in Kansas City: large eggs 80 percent A at 30.2 to 32.2 cents per dozen, mediums at 26.2 to 28.2 cents per dozen. butter unchanged at grade A quarter pounds 76 cents and grade A solid 75 cents per pound.
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Kansas City
Butter Prices Steady in Chicago Market Report
Chicago buyers see no change as butter prices stay flat in the AP market note. The report lists AA 6514, 92 A 654, and 90 B as current quotes with no movement.
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Chicago
Kansas City Grain Prices Reported for Wheat and Corn
Kansas City listings show wheat at 1.84 to 1.86 for No. 2 hard and dark, with other grades around 1.81 to 1.83 and 1.76 to 1.83. Corn totals reach 748 cars with No. 2 white at 1.34 and soybeans at 3.12 to 3.22. Oats and barley also noted with mixed ranges and sack prices for bran and shorts.
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Kansas City
Chicago Grain Market Report Summary
Chicago AP reports prices for corn and soybeans with no wheat or soybean sales. No 2 yellow corn at 1.31 to 1.32. sample grade yellow corn at 1.21. Oats No 1 extra heavy white at 75 4.
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Chicago
Local Market Egg Prices and Commodity Receipts
The notice lists Grade A Extra Large eggs at 28, Grade A Large at 27, Grade A Medium at 23 per dozen. Current receipts show 23 for certain items, with cream premiums and hides priced per pound.
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UNIO
Wall Street Advances After Profit Taking Amid Active Trade
New York stocks moved higher late in the day after some profit taking, with volume around 7.9 million shares. Blue chips and glamour issues led a broad rally, with motors, nonferrous metals, chemicals, utilities, rails, oils, and notable gains in color television, electronics, aerospace and airline equities.
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New York
Colfax Baptist Bible School Ends Closing Exercises
Closing exercises for the Colfax Baptist Bible School were held at the Colfax church. The one week session concluded with a program and craft displays followed by a social gathering and refreshments. Teachers included Mrs. Howard Smith Mrs. Don Horton Mrs. Herbert Taylor and others while Rev. E. M. Pearson serves as pastor.
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Colfax Baptist Vacation Church
Myron Cooper
Chester Uden
George Madill
Howard Smith
Don Horton
Herbert Taylor
E. M. Pearson
Joyce Anderson
Jim McCoy
Myrl Ford
Ruth Hart
Glenn Hanson
Donald Anderson
Weather Summary for Kansas City and Surrounding Areas
State Weather Kansas City AP reports 24 hour highs and lows with precipitation to 6 a.m. Dodge City recorded 88 63 with 1.32 inches. Emporia 88 64 1.01 inches. Fort Leavenworth 83 64 1.01 inches. CES and COMCOREIA data included.
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Kansas City
CES
Dees
Comcoreia
Dodge City
Emporia
Fort Leavenworth
Deaths and Funerals Highlight Local Obituaries
Obituaries report Eva Idell Strubhart of Humboldt died after a year long illness, with services at St Patrick's and burial in St Joseph's Cemetery. Joel Benzil Smith, a long-time Erie resident, died at Labette County Medical Center, with funeral arrangements in Erie and Galesburg. Mrs Sadie A Bryson of Chanute died after weeks of illness, with service at Gibson Koch Chapel and burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Charles Richard Wolfe funeral held at First Christian Church with burial.
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Eva Idell Strubhart
Humboldt
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Joe Wasser Insurance Agency
Strubhart
Hugo L. Strubhart
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Chanute Business and Professional Women’s Club
John E. Strubhart
Carlsbad
N. M
Joseph C. Strubhart
Laverne
Okla
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
St. St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Joel Benzil Smith
Erie
Galesburg
Labette County Medical Center
Parsons
Joel W. Smith
Mary M. Shively
Marjorie Patzkowsky
Wichita
J. D. Smith
Pierce Funeral Home
Wright B. Horton
Quincy Reed
Hope Cemetery
Sadie A. Bryson
N. Lafayette
Chanute
Henry A. Ebert
Christian Church
Anna Belle Wood
Wood
Bessie M. Wolaver
Greeley
Colo
Fred C. Ebert
Westview Nursing Home
Gibson-Koch
Bert Sutton
Memorial Park Cemetery
Wolfe
Charles Richard Wolfe
First Christian Church
Daily Hospital Notices and Moves in Neosho Memorial Area
In Neosho Memorial listings, Saturday admissions include Mrs. Floyd Tasche and Michael Dunlap with medical cases, along with several other patients. Sunday births report a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Erickson and another for Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Markham. Building permits note garages and additions, while fire runs and traffic citations appear for Saturday and Sunday. Burial details reference Memorial Park Cemetery under Johnson Mortuary.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Floyd Tasche
Michael Dunlap
N. Forest
Medical
Oscar McDaniel
Yates Center
John Moran
Earlton
Duck Packard
Thayer
Newton Denny
LaGrange
Robert Giezentanner
S. Tennessee
Theresa Ensley
Iola
John Arthur
Eric
Paul Matlock
Harry Dill
S. Grant
Howard Ingraham
Maude Curtis
Westview Nursing Home
James W. Anderson
N. Steuben
Cleo Rutherford
Buffalo
Charles Erickson
Wichita
Freddie Markham
S. Malcolm
Fred McCreedy
S. Central
Major Smith
Floyd Smith
N. Washington
Albert Harris
Vernal Crabtree
Robert Soderquist
S. Larson
Vera Harner
Humboldt
Ronald Gossett
Lafayette
Edith
Dick Sanders
Dwayne Dalton
E. 14Th
Margaret Lopeman
W. Main
Warren Waldrip
Pete Disney
Gene Dunaway
Bill Roberts
Herbert Washburn
Dale Edwards
Ed Offenbacker
Memorial Park Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Chanute Jaycees sweep junior state track meet at Independence
Two Chanute entries win events at the Kansas Jaycee State Junior Championship in Independence and qualify for Denver nationals August 24 to 26. Ron Schumaker sets state records in broad and triple jumps. John Phillips breaks 440 yard dash mark and places second in 100. Chanute garners team third among about 30 squads.
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Independence
Chanute Jaycees
Kansas
Ron Schumaker
Yates Center
Chanute
Kansas Jaycees
Denver
John Phillips
Cherryvale
Phillips
Kansas City
Elder
Ben Ennis
Ed Cox
Midway
Ennis
Cox
Royster
Ross Abbueh
Weisman Improves After Beverly Hills Lounge Scuffle
Frederick R. Weisman, 54, a retired Hunt Foods president, shows marked improvement after a Polo Lounge incident with Frank Sinatra. He is conscious and recognizes family members, though the hospital notes his condition remains serious. He was knocked unconscious Wednesday and underwent cranial surgery.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Frederick R. Weisman
Frank Sinatra
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Weisman
Hunt Foods
Beverly Hills Hotel
Sinatra
Westview Baptist Vacation Bible School Closes
Westview Baptist Church concluded its Vacation Bible School with a closing exercise for parents. About 120 people attended as children performed scriptures and songs, with displays of activities and works shown. A reception followed, served by Mrs. Frank Schul and Mrs. Ronnie Horne. The school enrolled 114 children.
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Westview Baptist Church
Frank Schul
Ronnie Horne
Vacation Bible School
Chanute Tribune Publisher and staff details listed
Chanute Tribune publication information credits Dwight McCreight as Publisher and Dwight Wallingford as News Editor with staff roles for Advertising Fay D. Clopine and Circulation Ben Nicholas. Subscription rates shown for in territory and post office boxholders. Associated Press note included.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
S. Highland
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
John Hovorka
Fay D. Clopine
Ben Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Knights of Columbus to Elect Officers Tuesday Night
News briefs note a Knights of Columbus meeting at 8 oclock Tuesday night at the Knights of Columbus Hall for election of officers. Weekend visitors included Mrs Mae Friedline and her family from Longview Texas. Channie Lantz of Ojai California visits his brother A R Lantz in town. Gary Rowles and wife announce the adoption of son Ted Alan who is three weeks old.
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Knights of Columbus
Knights of Columbus Hall
Mae Friedline
S. Kansas
K. D. Scott
Kevin Jr
Longview
Tex
Channie Lantz
Ojai, Calif
A. R. Lantz
S. Rutter
Gary Rowles
Tennessee
Ted Alan
Local residents return from trips and visits
Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Young of 1407 S Edith spent a week in Wichita where Mrs. Young attended a five day music teaching workshop at Wichita State University. They visited their son Marwin Young and family. Flora Rowson of 329 W 6th returned from Goodell Iowa after visiting sister in law Mabel Tanner. Susan Hesting and Jo Ann Hall returned from a vacation in Forsyth Missouri. Bill Horton, son of Mr. and
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Earl R. Young
S. Edith
Wichita
Flora Rowson
W. 6Th
Goodell
Iowa
Mabel Tanner
Susan Hesting
S. Santa Fe
Jo Ann Hall
S. Larson
Forsyth, Mo
Dean Honor Roll student and TV contestant details
Mrs. Horton made the Dean's Honor Roll at the University of Kansas for the spring semester. Russell Kern says his niece Janet Simkins of Los Angeles will appear on the You Don t Say program this week and won $700. The five day program was taped in one day with Simkins at the studio from 8 a.m. to 10 30 p.m. and changing clothes for each half hour segment.
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Kenneth Horton
S. Central
University of Kansas
Russell Kern
Janet Simkins
Los Angeles
Kern
Fredonia Youth Charged in Shoplifting Incident
An 18 year old Fredonia girl was turned over to police Saturday by a downtown store as a shoplifter. Officers said she was alleged to have taken earrings and glasses valued at $3.54. She was released pending decision by the store management on signing of a complaint.
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Fredonia
Ambulance Responds to Earlton Man's Heart Attack
An ambulance was dispatched Saturday night to 311 E Main for Jack Moran of Earlton who was reported to have an apparent heart attack. Moran was transported to Neosho Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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E. Main
Jack Moran
Earlton
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Damage to 1963 Dodge Parked at Walnut and Evergreen
Bob Moran reports to police that the left side of his 1963 Dodge was damaged Saturday night while parked at Walnut and Evergreen.
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Bob Moran
Walnut
Evergreen
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A. L. Burns
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Colfax Baptist Bible School
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P. L. Forslund
Lloyd Whitworth
Royce Wells
Daily Transcript
Frank Coble
Jack Brown
Lyle Swink
S. Evergreen
Donna Blough
Sutcliffe Pipe Yard
W. Cherry
Burning Cross
Leland W. Clark
S. Washington
Janet M. Kelly
Jaycee
Don Elder
Jim Sandage
Tom Kirkwood
Marsha Childers
Dee Ward
Lynn Hollenshead
John Willcott
Mao
Lin Piao
Red Chinese Army
Communist China
Mao Tze-Tung
Lin
Peking
Red China
Westview Baptist Bible School
Neosho
Allen, Wilson
Woodson Counties
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
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Mr. and
Beltone Hearing Aid Service
Leland L. Stephenson
Tioga Hotel
Kas
Beltone Hearing Service
L. J. Heaton
South Grant
Zenith
Harold J. Heaton
Nina Rush
Bud Butts
Harold L. Thompson
Pontiac Motor Division
Pontiac
Ranz Motor Co., Inc
Lincoln
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