Livestock market report from Kansas City AP
Livestock figures show cattle at 3,500 head with calves at 19, slaughter steers up to 50 higher, cows up 25, hogs at 3,000 with barrows and gilts 14.00-15.25, and sheep at 1,000 with slaughter lambs 50 higher. Prices listed include choice slaughter steers 23.00-24.50, cows 13.00-15.00, heifers 21.00-23.25, good calves 17.00-19.00, and spring lambs 23.25-24.00.
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U.S
Live Stock and Poultry Prices in Kansas City and Markets
Lists of livestock and poultry prices by grade, weight, and type, including U S No 1 and 2 hogs, sows, bears, cattle by weight classes, calves, stockers, yearlings, cows, bulls, and sheep. Notes steady markets with specific ranges for steers, heifers, veal, and lambs, plus eggs and poultry unchanged in Missouri and Arkansas. Stock market and closing prices added.
Chicago live poultry and egg market notes AP
Chicago reports mixed live poultry pricing with roasters at 23 to 25 cents per pound and special red white rock fryers 18 to 20, heavy hens at 17. Butter steady and eggs unsettled with prices largely unchanged to 2 cents lower. 70 percent or better.
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Chicago
Grain Price Quotes in Chicago Market
Chicago futures and cash grain prices show Wheat No 2 red at 1.45, No 1 soft red 1.45, No 1 heavy soft red 1.44 with gains. Corn No 1 yellow 1.26, oats No 2 heavy white around 63.4, soybeans No 2 yellow 2.53. Wheat July at 1.41 4 42, corn July 1.23 4 7s, oats July around 60 cents, rye July 1.26 4 51, soybeans July 2.50 50. Continuous price moves noted.
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Chicago
Kansas City Wheat and Corn Prices Report
Kansas City market desk reports mixed grain quotes with wheat and corn down and up ranges. No 2 hard wheat at 1.50 to 1.61, No 3 1.49 to 1.62, corn No 2 white 1.33 to 1.44, oats No 2 white 67 to 73 cents, rye 1.13 to 1.19, soybeans 2.43 to 2.52, bran 31.00 to 34.75, shorts 36.00 to 36.75.
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Kansas City
Wheat
Farms in Plan A C P details for Wilson County 1963
Wilson County farmers participate in the Agricultural Conservation Program 1963 with 326 farms treated covering about 112 597 acres. Nationwide ACP participation exceeds one million with $72 000 invested locally and about half in cost sharing. Program actions include seedbed vegetative cover, lime for legumes, range improvement, ponds and dams, waterways, terracing, diversions and drainage. In 1964, 244 Wilson County farmers have requested ACP cost sharing to expand soil water woodland and wildlife conservation work.
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Fredonia
Wilson County
Leon Choate
Plan to Save Soil Through ACP Assistance
Farmers in Fredonia area urged to consult the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation county committee chair Leon Choate about cost share and ACP programs. With 1964 ACP underway, priority goes to high need work such as water conservation, erosion control, and stand improvement, aided by group pooling of resources. Vegetative cover remains the most widely used erosion control method.
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Fredonia
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Leon Choate
Choate
ACP
Johnson to spend July at White House amid convention talk
President Johnson plans a quiet July with no abroad trips on the schedule and only two to three possible out of town engagements. A San Francisco Republican National Convention opening July 13 could steer news for about a week, with a potential Texas ranch trip for the July 4 weekend.
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Johnson
White House
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Scranton and Goldwater Pivot for Illinois Delegates
Gov. William Scranton of Pennsylvania and Sen. Barry Goldwater race for support from Illinois delegates ahead of the San Francisco convention. Each will address the Illinois Republican delegation in separate one hour sessions as Harold Stassen also seeks votes. An AP poll shows Goldwater with 693 tentative delegates and Scranton with 138. Illinois delegates pledged include 39 to Goldwater and 1 to Richard Nixon.
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Scranton seeks GOP delegates face to face with Goldwater
M Nixon and 18 uncommitted. Scranton, while on a delegate seeking drive in the South, challenged Goldwater to a face to face debate before the Illinois delegation. Goldwater ridiculed the idea, and Illinois GOP Central Chairman Victor Smith expects delegates to vote their preference after the meeting.
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Deaths and Funerals in Erie and Chanute Posts
Mrs Lottie Schaal 81 of Erie died at Labette County Medical Center Parsons after six weeks in hospital She was born 1883 in Shaw and married Charles C Schaal in 1903 They lived on a farm near Urbana and later moved to Erie Surviving siblings include three sisters and three brothers Funeral at Erie Christian Church with burial at East Hill Cemetery Funeral Home in charge Mrs H G Knight 75 of N Evergreen Neosho Memorial Hospital death following four and a half year illness Lillie Hunter Knight born 1888 in Sunset Texas married H G Knight in 1907 later living in Bentonville and Chanute She was a Grant Avenue Baptist member Survived by husband four sons eight grandchildren nine great grandchildren two sisters Graveside and burial at Bentonville Cemetery with Roy S Gibson Funeral Home in charge
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Omaha
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Westphalia
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Amarillo
E. M. Pearson
Roy S. Gibson
Reed Ranch Field Day Set for July 11 at 9 30
Reed Ranch hosts its annual Field Day on July 11 starting at 9 30 am midway between Chanute and Fort Scott four miles east of Lavonburg. The event features a livestock judging school and contest with beef sheep and swine classes judged by Wendell Moyer. High scoring 4 H FFA and adult contestants win cash prizes and awards. A performance testing discussion by Neil Stinson rounds out the program. Sponsored by Bank of Commerce Chanute Humboldt National Bank and Security State Bank Fort Scott with lunch by Jol ly Jayhawkers 4 H Club.
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Grasshopper Control Urged This Season
Grasshoppers common along roadsides and field margins with abundant vegetation, risking late July spread. Alfalfa should be checked for grasshoppers and corn margins sprayed before silking. Side areas not grazed may be treated with Aldrin Heptachlor Dieldrin Chlordane or Toxaphene while avoiding chlorinated hydrocarbons in alfalfa. Waiting periods: Phosdrin one day Naled four days Malthion seven Diazin seven. Carbaryl requires no wait. notify beekeepers before use.
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Levin
Fire District Rural Plans Catch Fire In Kansas
The rural fire district program in Kansas has caught fire during the past year. Since last July, 219 vehicles have been placed in 42 counties under a Kansas State University and U S Forest Service excess Army equipment agreement. Vehicles are mainly in eastern Kansas, with some reaching Clark and Haskell counties. Eligibility requires a rural fire district to be organized. The allocated equipment includes 22.
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Kansas State University
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Clark
Haskell
Detention Dam Prevents Flooding on Local Alfalfa Field
Marion Stevens of Chanute reports a detention dam built last year prevented flooding after six inches of rain fell in 12 hours. The reservoir filled to the spillway, water drained to pipe level over 72 hours, holding back 53 acre feet of water. The 10 acre permanent pool will supply stockwater and fishing waters. Federal cost sharing came from the Agricultural Program. the Soil Conservation Service designed and supervised construction.
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Erie
Marion Stevens
Chanute
Agricultural Program Service
Soil Conservation Service
Continental Bank Starts Coin Window in Cleveland
Collectors' coins go on sale at a special window of Continental Bank's main office in Cleveland as the bank begins offering coins of collectors' value to the public.
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Continental Bank
Army surplus trucks boost Wilson County fire fighting capability
The county lists 22-ton six wheel drive trucks plus smaller 4-wheel drive units and support vehicles from an army surplus list. Wilson County plans further acquisitions as trucks become available, highlighting the 22-ton six wheel drive as capable in mud and rough terrain for firefighting operations.
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Wilson County
Weather roundup for Kansas City AP report
Kansas City recorded a 24 hour period ending at 6 am with high and low temperatures and precipitation totals. The report lists daily extremes and rainfall or snowfall amounts across local stations.
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