Cattle and grain price roundup from Kansas City and Chicago
In Kansas City cattle and hog markets the day shows price dips with steers and heifers down 25 to 50 cents, cows steady and calves weakening. Feeder calves and hogs hold steady while slaughter vealers and lambs show modest gains. Chicago prints no wheat oats or soybeans with corn and barley priced per No 1 yellow through feed grades.
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Chicago
Livestock Prices Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep Markets
Market notes list hogs cows bulls and sheep with price ranges by grade and weight. Hogs include U S No 1-3 mixed at 230-270 pounds 13 50 to 13 75 and sows down to 8 00. Cattle cover steers heifers calves and stockers with 600-700 pound grain fed steers at 22 00 to 24 00 and other classes. Sheep show lambs and ewes with prices from 2 00 to 17 00 for various quality and weights.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Kansas City egg and poultry prices across grades and weights
The Kansas City market reports consumer eggs by size and grade with price ranges, wholesale eggs by grade, poultry prices for young hens to capons, ducks, and live fryer broilers in Missouri and Arkansas, and butter grades with per pound figures for solid and quartered forms.
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Missouri
Arkansas
Chicago Produce Prices Steady Across Butter Eggs and Poultry
Chicago reports butter prices holding at 93 score AA and 92 a 5742 with steady demand. Eggs remain firm with whites and other grades steady to up slightly, while live poultry sales in Chicago show continued activity at comparable levels.
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Chicago
Wall Street Stocks Little Changed In Slow Afternoon Trading
The New York market held slightly higher in slow trading with about 3.1 million shares traded. Most key stocks advanced only marginally while many issues were flat or down. a few issues rose a point or more as bonds fluctuated between corporate and government issues.
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New York
U.S
Age of Woman 109 or 113 Years
Mrs. Calliopi Patrikousis of Belle Vernon Greece born in the late 1800s is believed aged 109 to 113. With no birth records, family marks March 10 as a tentative birth date. About 15 relatives and 100 locals attended a birthday gesture in western Pennsylvania.
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Belle Vernon
Calliopi Patrikousis
Patrikousis
Greece
Pennsylvania
Sorghum Valley Grange Meets After Engineers Open House
Sorghum Valley Grange will meet at the Grange Hall on Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Pat Rash daughter of Kenneth Rash was named one of three finalists for St Patricia at Kansas State Engineers Open House March 7 and 8. David Shields 31 Humboldt R 2 pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined 125 dollars with 25 dollars due each Saturday. A fist sized rock was thrown through a service entrance door at Kaufman filling station 1111 N Santa Fe Saturday night about 10 25.
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Sorghum Valley Grange
Sorghum Valley Grange Hall
Pat Rash
Kenneth Rash
St. Patricia
St. Pat
Engineers
Kansas State
Manhattan
Miss Rash
Sigma Tau
Engineering Scholastic
David Shields
Humboldt R. 2
Kaufman
N. Santa Fe
Daily Transcript admissions and dismissals roundup
Admissions and dismissals listed for Saturday and Sunday at local hospitals. Individuals named include Ruby Sharp Humboldt Max Michael Humboldt Lige Wells 602 S Central Mrs Earl Wilson 1501 S Ash by Kathy Clements Humboldt and others with Berlin medical notes. Births noted Mr and Mrs Ray Spencer Eric a boy and Mr and Mrs Ronald Umbarger Earlton a boy. police report describes Chanute man altercation at 12 30 am with broken glass and eye and nose injuries no charges.
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Ruby Sharp
S. Lafayette
Max Michael
Humboldt
Lige Wells
S. Central
Earl Wilson
S. Ashby
Kathy Clements
Tom Branstetter
Nancy Slane
S. Kansas
James Irwin
S. Grant
Carlos Jimenez
Randall Mathews
Edward Richwine
S. Rutter
Ray Spencer
Eric
Wayne Erikson
Lavenburg
E. J. Stitt
Thayer
Elmer Nichols
Alfred Hastings
Janice Sunday
Josie Siler
N. Evergreen
Carolyn Reynolds
Emmett Campbell
W. Main
Signe Wright
S. Tennessee
Earl Bell
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Deaths and Funerals in Chanute area
Obituaries list William H. Warner 79 of Fredonia and Opal Hendricks 74 of Independence, Edward A. Bruenger 76 of Humboldt, Clarence W. Rector 38 of Wichita, and William Barbour with service details. Details include survivors, church affiliations, funeral home arrangements, and burial places.
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William H. Warner
Fredonia
United Brethren Church
Chanute
Junita Havener
Beulah Meddlesworth
Beaver
Okla
Melvin Warner
Oscar Warner
Cary, Ill
Alfred Warner
Phoenix
Ariz
Frank Warner
Walla Walla
Wash
George Warner
S. Highland
Ada Kearney
Galesburg
Ill
Lillie ‘Lake
Ioa
C. W. Hubbard
S. Evergreen
Cason Funeral Home
Opal Hendricks
N. Garfield
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Christian Church
Independence
George Kar
Louis
Koch-Skinner
LaMoine Waldron
Fairview
Cherryvale
Barbour
J. C. Barbour
Roy S. Gibson
William T. Hunt
D. A. Finney
Dave Petterson
Mmes
B. M. Dunham
E. E. Lofgren
Russell Davidson
Craig Graham
George Garrison
Robert Williams
Davis Pipe and Supply Receives Safety Award
Davis Pipe and Supply of Chanute received a safety award for an incident free year with 15 company vehicles traveling 490000 miles within a 100 mile radius and 17500 man hours worked without a lost time accident. F D Davis accepted the framed plaque as Paul E Pitts noted national statistics show more accidents elsewhere.
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Davis Pipe and Supply of Chanute
Chanute
Paul E. Pitts
Fort Scott Insurance Company
Davis Pipe and Supply
National Safety Council
F. D. Davis
Special Fed White Rock Fryers 2042-21 Roosters 25-26
Readable text notes a poultry listing with special fed white rock fryers priced 2042-21 and rooster counts 25 to 26. Details appear fragmentary and uncertain.
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Roosters
Why Did Youth 16 Take His Own Life
David Hopper a 16 year old Kansas City area student and swimmer shot himself in a storm shelter after a period of inner distress. His parents Allen and Margaret Hopper discuss family life amid the tragedy noting his sensitivity and unexplained troubling feelings. His siblings Joe 14 and Jill 13 are mentioned as part of the family context. The father describes strict discipline yet strong family love and questions what troubled David.
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Mission, Kan
David Hopper
Margaret Hopper
David
Kansas City
Allen
Hopper
Kansas City Star
Joe
Jill
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Tribune
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