Hog and Cattle Prices Lower in Kansas City Livestock Market
Kansas City cattle and hog prices eased with steers and sows showing gains while hogs weakened. Cattle buyers saw good to choice slaughter steers 23.25 to 26.00 and heifers 22.50 to 26.00, with cows 16.00 to 18.00. Hog barrows and gilts slipped to 17.10 to 19.50, sows steady, lambs steady and ewes higher, with Parson s hogs and sows listed at mixed Oklahoma values.
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Shelly US Steel
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Market price snapshot for grains and soybeans
The report lists cereal and oilseed bids with Milo 1.87 to 1.97, Kafir 1.90 to 1.99, Rye 1.21 to 1.22 percent, Barley 1.08 to 1.12, Soybeans 2.3644 to 2.42, Bran 36.00 to 36.75, Shorts 35.00 to 35.75, and No 2 white 49 to 73 and No 7-71.
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Aigher
Market News and Local College Honors Highlight Kansas Briefs
Wall Street dips with savings and loans stocks falling while cattle futures rise. Carol Barnhart, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Barnhart, earns Dean's Honor Roll at Kansas State University. Chanute Junior College deans attend Kansas conference to discuss curriculum and college roles. Cattle and egg markets show mixed movements across Chicago and Kansas City reports.
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Sam Barnhart
Highland
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Chanute Junior College
Dell Reed
Eldon Penner
Kansas Junior College
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Kansas
Reed
Penner
Chanute Juco
Kansas University
Pony Killed While Fleeing From Dogs in Kansas Pasture
A Shetland pony in Wyandotte County was killed after fleeing a pack of nine dogs and leaping a gully. Owner Leo Wells valued the pony at 400 dollars. He noted dogs killed three other ponies last year.
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Kansas City
Kan
Wyandotte
Leo Wells
Hospital Admissions and Births Reported in Daily Transcript
Yesterday at Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions included Del bert McKellips medical Hugh Chapman surgery Henry Hare medical and John Munson surgery with dismissals for Clarence Stipp Cora Martin William Pullman and others. Births recorded were a girl to Mr and Mrs William Keyes. Today includes admissions Roy Adams medical and Mrs Guy Gromer medical with several dismissals and another birth to Clarence Hedman. Fire and carbon monoxide test noted. Monday evening Santa Fe spur fire started from signal wiring. Local deeds listed for multiple property transfers by Bulola Abstract Co and PC Building Co Inc among others.
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Delbert McKellips
N. Kansas
Hugh Chapman
S. Lincoln
Henry Hare
Elk City
John Munson
E. 12Th
Clarence Stipp
Earlton
Cora Martin
Thayer
William Pullman
Humboldt
William Keyes
S. Evergreen
Roy Adams
Schultz Real Estate and Insurance Agency
E. Main
Santa Fe
North
Kansas Legislature approves 1963 budget totaling 401.5 million
Kansas lawmakers adopt a 1963 fiscal year spending plan of 401.5 million, slightly above earlier projections. The delta includes a 2.28 million rise for K 12 education aid and increases across general government, welfare, conservation, health, and highways, offset by cuts in recreation and public safety.
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Topeka
Kansas
John Anderson
Deaths and Funerals in Local Area Highlight Anderson and Ward
Clarence E. Anderson 68 of Petrolia dies at Neosho Memorial Hospital after ten years of declining health. Navy veteran of World War I, married to Carrie, survived by wife, daughter in Cocoa Florida, four grandchildren, siblings, and several relatives. Funeral by Roy S&S Gibson. Nettie May Ward 84 of Thayer dies at Neosho Memorial Hospital after illness. Born in Elgin Illinois, lived in Walnut and Thayer, member of Baptist church and Loyal Women’s class. Survived by son Ellea, three daughters, numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Engel Funeral Home Thayer.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Wilson County
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Christine Anderson
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Iola
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Thomas Barrett
Cocoa
Fla
Alfred Anderson
E. Chestnut
Clark Anderson
Hulda Spong
Phoenix
Ariz
Elsie Johnson
California
Roy S&s. Gibson Funeral Home
Nettie May Ward
Thay
Elgin
Ill
Peter W. Bartle
Burlington
Benton County
Ark
Thomas W. Ward
Walnut
Thayer
Baptist Church At
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Loyal Women's
Ellea W.ward
Frank
Zella) Shaw
Girard
Glenn
Octa) Worley
Bertha Doty
Glendale
Old City
Jerus
Salem
Jordan
Engel Funeral Home
Technical problems postpone launching solar observatory
In Cape Canaveral an attempted launch of a solar observatory was postponed due to technical problems. The Thor-Delta booster countdown had advanced to a few seconds before the scheduled liftoff when the issue arose. No new launch date was announced.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Readable Advertisements Guide Shoppers to Best Merchandise
Signposts in the page guide buyers to top readable items and strong offers. Advertisements promote clear choices and practical picks for readers seeking quality goods.
Wesley Brown Nominated for Kansas Federal Bench
President Kennedy nominating Wesley Brown a Hutchinson attorney and state bankruptcy referee to be a U S district judge for Kansas. Rep J Floyd Breeding said the White House had no report yet on a possible George Templar nomination. Breeding expects Brown to fill the seat left by Delmos C Hill’s move to the Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Washington
Kennedy
Wesley Brown
Templar
Breeding
Brown
Delmos C. Hill
Circuit Court of Appeals
Templar Named to Fill New Judgeship Cre ated by Congress
Report states that if nominated, Templar would be appointed to a newly created judgeship established by the last Congress.
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Templar
Road Tax Boost Asked by Farmers
Twenty seven farmers in Moberly Missouri urged an increase in the road tax levy of the special district formed in 1902. They proposed raising the levy from 35 to 45 cents per $1,000 valuation to improve road passability for modern cars. The district board said it would study the matter.
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Moberly
State Auditor Hedrick Files For renomination
State Auditor Clay E. Hedrick of Newton filed today in Topeka to seek Republican renomination in the upcoming August primary election. He is seeking another term as state auditor.
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Topeka
Clay E. Hedrick
Newton
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