Livestock Markets Steady Amid Mixed Wall Street Action
In Kansas City cattle and calves traded steady with feeders around 28.00 to 28.50 for 500 to 830 pounds while hogs ranged with barrows and gilts up to 21.75 and sows lower. sheep saw spring lambs 26.00 to 27.00 with utilities and ewes bidding 4.00 to 5.50. In New York the stock market opened mixed as big blocks moved at lower prices amid portfolio reallocations, Dow at 902.43, AP index down slightly.
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Kansas City
New York
Associated Press
Moore McCormack
Egg and butter prices steady in Kansas City market
In Kansas City wholesale trade eggs see large size at 80 percent format and mediums at 20 to 23 mid range, all quoted in cents per dozen. Butter remains unchanged with grade A cartons at 77 cents and quarter pounds at 78 cents.
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Kansas City
Chicago AP Mammoth Scores Mix Across Classes
A fragmented Chicago AP item reports percentage scores for butter classes and car categories with grade letters and vague figures. The passage lacks clear participants, dates, or outcomes, rendering a brief, uncertain summary.
Chicago Grain price report
Chicago AP lists wheat No 2 hard 1.31 percent and No 2 soft red 1.25 percent, corn No 2 yellow 1.12 percent, oats No 2 extra heavy white 75, soybeans No 1 yellow 2.68 and soybean oil 7.45.
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Chicago
Army Private completes infantry training at Ft. Polk
Army Pvt. Michael R. Dent, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph F Dent of rural route 1, finishes nine weeks of advanced infantry training at Ft. Polk Louisiana. The last week involved guerrilla warfare exercises.
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Army
Michael R. Dent
Ralph F. Dent
R. 1
Ft. Polk
Body Identified In Missouri River
The body of Wanda L. Hatley 21 Sugar Creek Mo was identified by Kansas City police as the drowning victim found in the Missouri River on Tuesday. An autopsy confirmed drowning as the probable cause of death.
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Kansas City
Missouri River
Wanda L. Hatley
Sugar Creek
Mrs Ella R Hack Dies in Iola Hospital
Mrs Ella R Hack 1873 07 20 Mound Valley died at Allen County Hospital Iola. She married Amos Hack in 1893 at Mound Valley. he died in 1937. Survived by sons Ivan Loveland Colo Wylie Humboldt Mark Yates Center a daughter Carrie Bailey Iola seven grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Price Funeral Home Humboldt will announce arrangements.
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Ella R. Hack
Humboldt
Allen County
Iola
Mound Valley
Amos Hack
Ivan
Loveland
Colo
Wylie
Mark
Yates Center
Carrie Bailey
Price Funeral Home
Death Notice for O Carlson Littleton Colo Husband of Agatha Carlson
Mr and Mrs Joe Ermey North Plummer road report the death of their son in law O Carlson Littleton Colorado He was the husband of the late Agatha Ermey Carlson He had visited here frequently Services will be Friday afternoon at Nickles Hill Drinkwine Cemetery Littleton Colorado
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Carlson
Joe Ermey
North Plummer Road
Littleton
Cole
Agatha (Ermey) Carlson
Nickles-Hill Drinkwine
Colo
Funeral Service for Joseph H. Jackson Held at First Baptist
The funeral for Joseph H. Jackson was conducted in the First Baptist Church on Wednesday morning. Mrs Linus Lofgren and Mr and Mrs Richard Worley led the service with pallbearers Sidney Olson Bernard Wyatt Reuben Bark Earl Wingblade Glen McLaren and Arnold Dixon. World War I Barracks members served as honor bearers. Burial followed at Green Lawn Cemetery with Gibson Koch Chapel in charge.
Semi-Trailer Is Damaged Peaches OK
A semi-trailer carrying 18 000 pounds of Georgia peaches was wrecked near St. Paul on highway K57. Driver Edward Ducker Jr. of Arden North Carolina escaped injury, sprained an ankle, and the peaches remained largely undamaged after the truck tipped into a south ditch. Estimates of damage ranged from 1500 to 2000 dollars.
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St. Paul
Neosho County
Harris
Ducker
Kansas first aerobatics school opens in Hays airport
Thomas A. Kindswater launches the states first aerobatics instruction program at Hays Municipal Airport. Ten area pilots including Mrs. Jack Ekey and B. J. Wilson enroll in the 11 hour course in a Citabria and learn maneuvers from barrel rolls to Cuban Eight.
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Hays Daily News
Hays
Kan
Kansas
Thomas A. Kindswater
Hays Area
Jack Ekey
Bernard Weigel
Ken Boomhower
John Darcey
Roger Wilson
Max Hoffman
Cecil Calvert Jr
B. J. Wilson
Mike Pivonka
la Crosse
Bill Eckles
Dodge City
Schoenden
Kindswater
Tax Valuations and Appraisals Study Planned by Kansas Panel
Gov. Docking forms a steering committee to study property valuations, appraisals, sales tax exemptions, income tax, and corporate tax. The panel will draft recommendations with an advisory group by July 8, aiming for general, non legislative guidance announced in November. Members include Ralph Walz James Mangan Louis Douglas Darwin Dakoff Mignon Bowen Bill Fribley.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Franklin Gaines
D-Augusta
Docking
Gaines
Ralph Walz
Wichita
James Mangan
Dodge City
Louis Douglas
Kansas State University
Darwin Dakoff
University of Kansas
Mignon Bowen
Bill H. Fribley
R-Crestline
Hospital Visit Window Hours and Census Report
Daily Transcript notes visiting hours at Neosho Memorial Hospital from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. with a census of 46 adults and pediatrics and three babies. Wednesday admissions for Mrs Helen Ackerson and a birth to Mr and Mrs Richard Oliver. Dismissals include Vivian E Johnson Lavenburg and Anna Stoll. Today admissions list Lisa Tru st er Mrs Raymond Brown and Mrs Bruce Saar with dispositions and judge actions follow in Police and City Court notes.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Richard Oliver
S. Wilson
Vivian E. Johnson
Lavenburg
Anna Stoll
Grant
Lisa Truster
S. Highland
Raymond Brown
N. Garfield
Bruce Saar
Women’s Page News Guide for Publication Timetable and Tips
Guide outlines calendar submission rules for the women’s page including deadlines for meetings and event notices. It specifies using married names with husband’s name, completing items before calls, and news value limits. Also includes a culinary aside about horseradish with roast beef and cream.
Humboldt Weekend Guests Share Visits Across State Lines
Humboldt residents hosted a wide circle of visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Richard Klingensmith of Sulphur Oklahoma and their family. Others arriving or staying included Leota Janzen of Emporia Tom Reefer Kansas City and San Jose visitor Mrs. Ernest Bowlby with nephew Charles Ballenger. Local hostesses noted entertaining tea and family gatherings as relatives traveled from Pittsburg Los Angeles Wagoner and Kansas City to join Humboldt residents.
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Humboldt
Richard Klingensmith
Teri
Darin
Sulphur
Okla
Frances Klingensmith
Simon and
Linda
John Rutledge
Klingensmith
Leota Janzen
Emporia
Tom Reefer
Kansas City
Ernest Bowlby
San Jose
Calif
Charles Ballenger
Ballenger
Virginia
Chuck
Joe Jervais
Wagoner
Ballengers
Cruz Flores
Sylvia
Cindy
Dennis
Yolanda
Humpoldt
Texas
Hemisfair
California
A. J. Trueblood
Helen and
Kathleen Hamm
Carl Nelson
Mmes
W. J. Casper
Charles Wilkerson
Robert Leimenstell
Ethel Porter
R. W. Blattner
Nellie Dreilinger
Charles Young
K. U. Medical Center
Kan
Tribune Phone Contact for Carrier Access
Instruction directs readers to obtain a Tribune phone number through the carrier and provides an after hours contact HE 1 3400 number for reaching the person after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Chanute Tribune Local News Close to Home
Chanute Tribune details publication info and circulation rates for Chanute area readers. It lists staff roles and advertising contacts, emphasizing subscription options for both local and trade territory readers.
Chanute Tribune Brief Story From June Edition
Chanute Tribune reports a local event on a June day with brief notes on community happenings. Details are limited in the fragment but indicate school or public notices and area happenings for residents.
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Chanute Tribune
Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad Abandonment Proposal
The Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad Company reports filing with the Interstate Commerce Commission on May 22, 1968 seeking a certificate of public convenience and necessity to abandon a 17.2 mile branch line from Mile Post B-27 near Chanute to Mile Post B-45.0 at Piqua through Neosho Allen and Woodson Counties Kansas. The action is recorded under Finance Docket No. 235116.
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Missouri - Kansas - Texas Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
Chanute
Piqua
Neosho
Allen
Woodson Counties
Kansas
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad Company
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Women's Page News Guide
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