Livestock market prices from Kansas City report
AP cattle totals around 3 000 with calves at 25 and slaughter steers steady to 25 higher. Prime and choice steers 23.75, high good to average 22.75 to 23.25, goods 21.50 to 22.50. Choice heifers 22.75 to 23.00, cows 14.50 to 16.50. Hogs 2 500 with barrows and gilts and sows up 25 to 50. lambs steady to 25 lower with spring lambs 19.75 to 21.50. Prices for feedstuffs listed nearby.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Live Stock Prices Across Classes in Parson and New York
Hogs US prices range from 12 to 18 dollars with various grades and weights. Cattle show steady tones across steers heifers and calves with high grade units hitting 22 to 24 dollars. Sheep and lambs follow suit with spring and wool lambs quoted around 15 to 20 dollars and slaughter ewes 2 to 5 dollars. New York AP closing market report concludes summaries.
Chicago Morning Grain Quotes From AP Bulletin
Chicago market notes show corn futures for No 1 yellow at 1.324 and No 2 at 1.322, oats No 1 extra heavy white 72's, soybean oil at 9c. Wheat sales were absent. Wheat closed a half cent to a cent lower, July at 1.85 to 1?2s, corn up and down around 1.27 to 1.274s, oats fluctuated around 667s, rye 1.26 to 1.2s, soybeans 1.4 to 2 lower, July at 2.62%4s.
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Chicago
Wheat and Corn Prices in Kansas City Market Report
AP dispatch from Kansas City shows wheat prices for 396 cars slipping 1% to 1% higher across grades No 2 hard and dark hard at about 2.00, No 3 around 2.02, and mixed at 2.01. Corn across 9 cars rose 4 to 4 cents with No 2 white 1.37 to 1.40, No 3 1.32 to 1.39, and No 2 yellow 1.31 to 1.34, while No 3 hovered near 1.30. Oats for 3 cars remained nominally unchanged.
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Kansas City
Chicago live poultry and butter prices in steady market
AP reports Chicago prices for live poultry mostly unchanged to four lower with roasters at 25 to 26 cents and fryers at 19 to 20 cents. Butter prices remain steady with grade A whites at 32, mixed 31, mediums 24, standards 27 1/2, dirties 25 1/2, checks 24.
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Chicago
Wall Street Mixed. Rails Trend Higher in Late Trading
Wall Street, New York, reported rails continuing generally higher in a mixed stock market late afternoon. Volume around 41 million shares, versus 3.72 million Monday, with gains and losses in pivotal stocks largely fractional. Corporate bonds mixed with rails up, while U.S. government bonds were mostly unchanged with minor losses.
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New York
Rails
U.S
Fire department leader leads in East Rockaway
EAST ROCKAWAY New chief William Smillie Jr takes over the East Rockaway Fire Department amid a list of admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital. The report also notes family ties, multiple medical and surgical holds, and a traffic citation with a $2 bond posted.
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East Rockaway
N.Y
William Smillie Jr
Neosho Memorial Hospital
William
William Sr
James Kepley
Fay
Joseph
Ray Jensen
N. Forest
Smillie
Clarence Manley
N. Washington
Florentino Flores
Humboldt
Luther Tedrow
Bryant Rest Home
Marvin Walls
N. Garfield
Clayton Wells
Donald Morris
N. Western
Felix J. Roberts
N. Grant
Melford C. Johnson
Thayer
William Haynes
Edward Wolfe
S. Tennessee
Rita Wagner
Hilliards Return From visit and grads noted
Lt and Mrs Olen Hilliard of Tacoma Wash returned home Monday after visiting Mrs Hilliard s parents Mr and Mrs Tom Boman 209 N Highland Elmer Matthews accompanied Mr and Mrs Monroe Alger of Sand Springs Okla to Anderson Ind last week for Anderson College graduation Arlin Alger earned a bachelor of science degree and will teach speech and English at Dairy Hills Junior and Senior High in Tulsa this fall He is son of Mr and Mrs Alger and grandson of Mr and Mrs Elmer Matthews 1529 S Edith The Alger family formerly lived in Chanute Chanute Savings Assn president Robert N Allen named to legislative committee of Kansas Savings and Loan League by John F King of Winfield
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Olen Hilliard
Candance
Tom and Mark
Tacoma
Wash
Hilliard
Tom Boman
N. Highland
Elmer Matthews
Monroe Alger
Sand Springs
Okla
Anderson
Ind
Anderson College
Arlin Alger
Dairy Hills
Tulsa
Arlin
Alger
S. Edith
Chanute
Robert N. Allen
Chanute Savings Assn
Kansas Savings and Loan League
John F. King
Winfield
Savings and Loan Associations
Weekend guests visit Mr. and Mrs. Christiansen and family
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Christiansen and Greg at 809 S. Allen included her sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dorsch. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nichols and Eric at 6162 S. Evergreen. The Dorsch family has been at Lake Charles Louisiana where he taught English at McNeese State College for two years and plan to move to Springfield Missouri in September to teach next fall.
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Ray Christiansen
Greg
S. Allen
Robert Dorsch
Frank Nichols
Eric
S. Evergreen
Dorsch
Lake Charles
McNeese State College
Springfield
Scout Camp Role Highlights Local Post Office Return
Earl Morgan returned to his job as window clerk at the Post Office after a two week vacation. He spent the period as a supervisor for 15 Chanute boys from Boy Scout Troop No. 3 at Camp Wilderness near Independence. The tent camp hosted about 300 boys.
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Earl Morgan
Washington
Post Office
Camp Wilderness
Independence
Chanute
Visitors from Louisville and beyond share Altoona stay
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gaiser of Louisville arrived Sunday to visit Mrs. Gaiser's mother and brother, Mrs. Otis White and Claude, near Altoona. Mrs White's sister Rachal Wingert of Waverly and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Shoop of Tulsa were overnight guests. Afternoon callers included Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd White and Kelsey, Mr. and Mrs. Don Huffman, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth White with Nina Faye White, all from rural Altoona or nearby Buffalo.
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Harry Gaiser
Louisville
Weekend visit of Mrs Ruth Coatsworth in Kansas City
Mrs Ruth Coatsworth of Kansas City spent a weekend with her sister and brother in law, Mr and Mrs Earl Young at 1407 Edith. The brief social visit was hosted by the family and noted in local society notes.
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Ruth Coatsworth
Kansas City
Earl Young
Edith
Santa Fe weekly carload totals for week ending June 22 1963
Total carloads moved over Santa Fe System lines for the week ending June 22 1963 were 35 769, down from 36 713 a year earlier. On line loadings were 24 118 versus 25 395 last year. Cars received from connections totaled 11 651 versus 11 318. Santa Fe handled 36 214 carloads in the preceding week of this year.
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Santa Fe
Full Swing For Harvest In Kansas Fields
Wheat cutting is in full swing across Kansas with four counties reporting wet fields from weekend rains delaying some combines. Harvest progress varies by county from 9% to 90%, with Rooks noting 90% in the north but 35% in the south due to rain and boxcar shortages. Elevators are full in some areas. The harvest office expects completion by July 1.
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Great Bend
Kan
Kansas
Pawnee
Norton
Wallace
Smith
Rawlins
Sherman
Cheyenne
Harvest Labor Control Office
Thomas
Finney
Ellis
Logan
Decatur
Cheynne
Trego
Ford
Stevens
Stanton
Grant
Mitchell
Ness
Lane
Wichita
Sheridan
Osborne
Phillips
Gove
Graham and
Jewell
Cloud
Rooks
Stockton
Rooks County
Glossy crust via brushing bread with boiling water
A baking tip notes brushing loaves with boiling water before baking helps form a glossy crust, improving surface shine and texture.
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Link Hanson 89
Mrs Link Hanson 89 of Kansas City Kan died Sunday night at Bethany Hospital after a short illness. Born March 2 1874 in White Hall Ill, she married Link Hanson Feb 14 1897 at Leanna and lived in southeast Kansas before moving to Kansas City in 1935. She was a First Methodist member with survivors including two daughters and three sons, a number of grandchildren and great grandchildren, plus siblings. Funeral at Roy S Gibson Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev Fred Shaw officiating. burial in Odense Cemetery.
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Addie Reeve Hanson
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
Addie
John W
Martha A. Reeve
White Hall
Ill
Kansas
Link Hanson
Leanna
Hanson
First Methodist Church
Floyd Hanson
Detroit
Mich
Ormal Hanson
Adrian Hanson
John ‘Neva’ Dwyer
Ray H. ‘Zelma Hendry
Wichita
Flossie Edwards
S. Lincoln
R. Rice
Hutchinson
Clement Hall Named To Coffeyville Post
Clement H. Hall Coffeyville attorney and Kansas Board of Regents member was elected director and attorney for First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Coffeyville. He will fill the unexpired term of the late A R Lamb. Hall has served on the regents since 1955 and is a former board chairman.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Clement H. Hall
Kansas Board of Regents
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Hall
A. R
Si) Lamb
Board of Regents
United States Holds Majority Of Global Phones
The United States has about 81 million telephones, accounting for over half of the world’s active devices. This concentration highlights the country’s dominant role in global telecommunication usage.
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United States
Preliminary Hearing Set in Kansas City Man Murder Case
Lawrence, Kan AP A preliminary hearing will be held July 3 for Claude Landon 49 of Lawrence. He is charged with murder in the rifle slaying of Robert Chester Ball 43. Ball was killed by a bullet through the head while driving with Landon s estranged wife Virginia 41. The car hit a porch after Ball slumped dead. Mrs Landon was injured and hospitalized. County Atty Ralph M King said Landon followed Ball s car and witnesses said he fired several shots. One bullet hit a third car wounding a passenger in the foot. Landon surrendered to Sheriff Fred Broeker after driving to the courthouse. A high powered rifle was found in his car. Ball who was divorced from his wife a week earlier was a construction worker. Landon is a foreman at a paper box factory.
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Lawrence
Kan
Claude Landon
Robert Chester Ball
Ball
Landon
Virginia
Ralph M. King
Pasenger
Fred Broeker
Wichita Man Taken Into Custody
Police arrested a 24 year old Wichita man after a report of indecent exposure to a 14 year old girl near 6th and Steuben. He was stopped while driving and questioned about a pretended direction request. On parole from a prior Wichita incident he awaited mental examination and treatment, then released to relatives for return to Wichita.
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Wichita
6Th and Steuben
Former Thayer Editor Dies in Colorado
Harvey E. Holden, 68, former owner and publisher of the Loveland Reporter-Herald, died unexpectedly in Loveland Colorado. Born August 8 1894 in Butte Montana he served in the Navy during World War I and earlier published the Daily Sun at Neodesha Kansas before buying a weekly paper at Thayer Kansas.
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Loveland
Colo
Harley E. Holden
Loveland Reporter-Herald
Butte
Mont
Daily Sun
Neodesha
Kan
Thayer
Wichita hospital placed under voluntary commitment
A Wichita hospital faces a disposition as it is placed under voluntary commitment with plans for later transfer to the state hospital at Larned. The move involves patient care arrangements and state custody procedures.
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Wichita Hospital
State Hospital
Larned
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