Hog Price Rise Boosts Kansas City Market Quote
AP dispatch reports higher hog prices in Kansas City with hogs 4.5 and 1-3 weighing 22.00 to 24.00, sows 19.25 to 21.50, lambs 26.50 to 27.00, and cattle and calves showing varied gains. Parsons figures list prices for U.S. hogs, cattle, veal, cows, bulls, and sheep with multiple weight and grade ranges. eggs unchanged to up one, with white and color grade splits noted.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Grain Prices Report From Kansas City and Chicago
The Kansas City market shows mixed gains across wheat and corn with No 2 hard wheat at 1.45 to 1.69 for nearby, corn unchanged to 2% lower, and soybeans around 2.75 to 2.83. Chicago prices edge higher for wheat and corn with No 2 hard at 1.47 ½ and No 1 yellow corn at 1.35 ¼. Soybeans slip 2 to 3 ½ cents, July contracts noted.
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Kansas City
Shorts
Chicago
Wall Street Prices Slump On Moderate Trading
In New York the stock market fell sharply in late trading with about 5 million shares changing hands. Bond markets showed declines with corporate bonds down while U.S. Treasury bonds remained unchanged.
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New York
U.S. Treasury
Kansas City Egg and Butter Prices Steady Across Grades
AP reports consumer eggs unchanged with large A 22 26 cents, mediums 20 12, small 17 18, large B 20 21. Wholesale eggs at 89 percent A 29 31, mediums 80 percent A 24 26. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers at farm 14 2 15 dollars and delivered at plant 15 4 16 dollars. Butter Grand A 67 cents per lb solid, grade A quarters 68 cents.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Chicago poultry and butter prices hold steady in Chicago
AP reports live poultry and butter prices unchanged. Roasters range 25 to 27 cents per pound, special fed white rock fryers at 20 to 21 cents. No shifts in market levels observed across the Chicago market.
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Chicago
Chanute Tribune Local Notices and Rates Summary
Chanute Tribune long header lists staff roles, publication frequencies, and postal details. Includes subscription rates by county and in-state mail, with pricing examples.
Driver Cited After Crash at Grant and Walnut Intersection
Police cite Charles E. Oxford 20 of Parsons for failing to yield right of way after a non-injury collision at Grant and Walnut about 3 15 p m Saturday. Oxford 1959 Chevrolet and Patricia R Lusk 24 of 718 S Rutters 1960 Plymouth sustained $450 total damage. Lusk says she stopped for a stop sign but did not see the eastbound car. Bond set at 15 dollars. Additional reports noted a car rolled backward at 423 S Katy causing right fender damage and a pickup taillight damage with no other visible harm.
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Parsons
Grant and
Walnut
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Oxford
Plymouth
Patricia R. Lusk
S. Rutter
Lusk
S. Katy
Nancy Malinosky Walks Graduation Stage Despite Polio
Nancy Malinosky, 21, a polio survivor wheelchair bound for 15 years, walked across Baldwin Wallace College’s stage to collect her diploma joining 396 graduates. She practiced secretly since January and relied on President Alfred B. Bonds Jr. for a safe finish. Her 3.87 grade average leads to Drew University Theological Seminary in the fall for a bachelor of divinity.
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Nancy Malinosky
Nancy
Baldwin - Wallace College
Baldwin-Wallace
Alfred B. Bonds Jr
Dr. Bonds
Raymond Malinosky
Geneva
Ohio
Couple buys Nevada town Currie for 85000 dollars
Kenneth Krueger and his wife Jeannette, from the San Francisco Bay Area, bought Currie Nevada population 50 with their life savings of 85000 dollars. They will move with plans to run the general store service station bar and trailer park and serve as town officials. Currie lies near the Goshute and Ruby mountains along U.S. 93, 76 miles north of Ely.
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Calif
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Kenneth Krueger
San Francisco Bay Area
Currie
Jeannette
Krueger
Goshute and
Ruby Mountains
U.S. 93
Ely
Suburbia
Prosser Tire Co Opens This Week in Wichita
The grand opening of Prosser Tire Co Inc at 316 W 14th St runs Thursday to Saturday announced by owner Al Prosser. Dave Carnahan is sales manager and Bob Moran shop foreman. Armstrong tires will be sold with free prizes and refreshments for visitors.
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W. 14Th St
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Kansas Highway Commission Division
Jayhawk Truck Supply
Dave Carnahan
Bob Moran
Armstrong Tires
First Hall Opens at Agricultural Hall of Fame Site
The First Hall near Kansas City opened to the public with an Open House led by Dr. Oliver S. William president of Oklahoma State University. The building covers 60 by 120 feet with offices, storage, snack shop, and space for display and equipment, part of a 275 acre complex planned to include future halls and a national shrine. Neosho county attendees included Mr. and Mrs. William A Sailors from Erie.
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National Center
Kansas City
Kan
Oliver S. William
Board of Governors
Dr. William
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
Okla
First Hall
The
Corporation
Neosho County
William A Sailors
Erie
WET-O-MOR Tablets Promised To End Bed-Wetting
Discovered scientific new WET-O-MOR tablets claim to end bed-wetting caused by habit emotions or nervous tension. No electricity special sheets or alarms required. For children over six and adults satisfaction or money back. Only $3.00 today request WET-O-MOR tablets.
Gemini 4 Twins Given Warm Chicago Welcome
Gemini 4 astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White I arrived in Chicago to a tumultuous reception. Vice President Humphrey led the official welcome at O’Hare and the pair toured downtown amid cheers.
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Edward White I
McDivitt
Houston
Hubert H. Humphrey
O'Hare International
Local police brief notices include speeding and running red lights
Herbert D. Vance faced speeding charges after a 12:50 a.m. Sunday stop. he posted 15 dollars and said he would forfeit. Douglas Dufek, cited for running a red light at Lincoln and Elm, was released to post bond later. Additional items include a broken Santa Fe Park restrooms window, missing socket wrenches, damaged trailerhouse door, a recovered car from Mitchell Motor Co. lot, a Neocha Drive-in Theater speaker turned in, a found purse belonging to Louise M. Johnson, a knocked down no parking sign, and motorists hitting yards on 4th and Lincoln.
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S. Ashby
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N. Grant
Lincoln
Elm
Santa Fe Park
Neocha Drive-in
14Th and
Central
Louise M. Johnson
Iola
14Th
Santa Fe
4Th and Lincoln
Sister of R F Cornelson visiting from Montpelier Idaho
Mrs Iva Ruth Aland of Montpelier Idaho sister of Mrs R F Cornelson of 1209 South Highland is visiting here and Kansas City Missouri with her brother C E Montee during a trip through the Eastern United States Washington DC and Canada. She is a former Pittsburg resident.
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Iva Ruth Aland
Montpelier
Ida
R. F. Cornelson
South Highland
Kansas City, Mo
C. E. Montee
Pittsburg
Daily Transcript Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Saturday admissions list includes Mrs Ray Tidd Yates Center Mrs T J Orozco 1102 S Forest and George Ard Elsmore. Dismissals include Mrs Maude Shipman Miami Ohio George Wilson 515 W 3rd and Mrs Eva Struthart Humboldt along with multiple others. Births note a son to Mr and Mrs Richard Holtzman Thayer and births today for Mr and Mrs Lawrence Truster. District Court records Chanute divorce filing Richard D Jackson vs Nina Mae Jackson. Fire runs report Chevrolet belonging to Carl Kimble Chanute damaged seat cushion firemen broke a door glass to extinguish. Police Court notes Douglas Dufek 60 N Grant summons bond forfeited.
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Ray Tidd
Yates Center
T. J. Orozco
S. Forest
George Ard
Elsmore
Maude Shipman
Miami
Ohio
George Wilson
Eva Struthart
Humboldt
Raymond Bell
N. Lafayette
Robert Bishop
Rose
Reynold Huffman
Floyd Puckett
N. Forest
Leta Moore
Ist
Evergreen
Chevrolet
Carl Kimble
Chanute
James McKenzie
Deaths and Funerals of Lloyd C. Lindsey
Lloyd C. Lindsey, 70, longtime Bell Telephone employee and Erie resident, died Sunday at Labette County Medical Center after years of ill health. Survived by his widow and three children, with one daughter predeceasing him. Body to be taken to Kansas City for burial. funeral arrangements pending.
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Erie
Labette County Medical Center
Parsons
Lindsey
Erie Nursing Home
Kansas City
Bell Telephone Company
First Baptist Church
Tribune Phone Assistance for Contact After Hours
The notice instructs readers to contact the Tribune through their carrier if unavailable by phone. It provides an after hours direct line HE 1 3400 for use after 6 p.m. and suggests using the carrier route if the primary contact cannot be reached.
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