Livestock Prices Report from Kansas City Market
AP notes cattle and hogs trading with barrows and gilts mostly steady to down 25 cents, sows steady, lambs 50 cents lower, ewes and feeders steady. Good to prime cattle and calves saw varied ranges, with steers 19.75 to 22.00 and heifers 19.50 to 21.75, feeders 20.00 to 28.00. Poultry and butter largely unchanged. farm prices for Missouri and Arkansas fryers and broilers at 14.25-14.50, plant-delivered at 15-14.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Parsons Livestock market bids by grade and weight
Hogs: lower top ranges from 13.50 to 14.00 for bulk U S Nos 1 2 and 1 3 grades. Sows 12.00 to 13.00 under 400 pounds, heavier sows 11.00 to 12.00, bears 8.00 to 10.00. Cattle: steers and heifers 600-700 pounds 22.00 to 24.00, 700-900 pounds 21.00 to 22.50, standards 18.00 to 20.00. Calves and stockers show 28.00 to 32.00 for light stockers, 22.00 to 26.50 for steer and heifer calves, and 16.50 to 23.00 for yearlings. Cows and bulls steady with various ranges. Sheep steady with lambs 16.50 and down, ewes 2.00 to 12.00.
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Parsons
U.S
Kansas City Egg Market Report Shows Slight Price Shifts
The Kansas City market lists wholesale egg prices with large eggs at 31 to 35 cents and other sizes unchanged. Large eggs are at 80 percent yield. details note mixes of 34 to 38 and 37 to 42 cent ranges for other grades.
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Kansas City
Chicago wholesale produce and live poultry prices steady
Chicago AP reports butter and eggs holding steady with wholesale buying prices unchanged to 1 lower. Grade A whites 27, mixed 37, mediums 36, standards 35 1/2, dirties 32 1/2, checks 32. Live poultry wholesale prices unchanged to 2 lower with roosters 25 1/2 26, special red white rock fryers 20 1/2 21, barred rock fryers 20 1/2 20 1/2.
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Chicago
Wheat and grains slip as markets close in Chicago
Chicago grain trading shows no wheat oat or soybean sales. Corn No 2 yellow at 1.20, No 4 yellow 1.12, sample grade 1.11, and March futures around 2.077. Barley prices 1.23 to 1.30, feed 1.00 to 1.10. Wheat down centage points, corn down about 34, oats steady to down, rye up to 44, soybeans down slightly. eggs prices listed for Grade A Large to Grade C. livestock hides and byproducts priced per unit or pound.
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Chicago
Wall Street Firms Stand Higher As Trading Slacks
Wall Street rose through the afternoon with tobacco and auto shares among leaders while volume around 4.2 million shares. Gains were modest and many issues slipped as corporate and government bonds drifted.
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New York
U.S
Daily Transcript Admits and Notices From Neosho Memorial
Neosho Memorial Hospital Tuesday admissions include Alan Walters and others with surgery or medical care, with several dismissals and births. District Court actions list several judgments, divorces, and motions, plus citations for old tags and traffic fines. Fire run recorded, building permit issued for a house addition, and recent address changes noted.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Alan Walters
S. Edith
Harry Ellis
S. Lincoln
Mary Ditmars
Bryant’ Rest Home
Judith Ranabarger
S. Western
Pete Smith
S. Ashby
Paris Busby
S. Lafayette
James Fritch
Yates Center
Zephry Noland
S. Plummer
Don Campbell
Eric
Raymond Perez
Humboldt
Carl Boman
Galesburg
Lottie Hoffmann
Bryant Rest Home
Robert Nivens
N. Garfield
Max Gough
N. Forest
Floods in Hungary Swamp Railways killing one
Hungary faces severe floods as waters rise across the country. Reports indicate at least one death and widespread disruption to railway lines. Names and exact locales in the OCR are unclear but the dispatch notes extensive flood damage near Budapest and surrounding areas.
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Verne Donaldson
Budapest
Rey Outre
Highland
Gretchena
Hungary
Jerry Sigler
Edith
Nadine Stierwalt
Evergreen
JayCees Plan Queen Contest For Miss Chanute 1963
Chanute JayCees announce the Miss Chanute of 1963 contest to be held April 27 at 8 p.m. in the Memorial building. Contestants aged 18 to 28 who are high school graduates will face five out of town judges in a swimsuit and talent format with a throne and three minute audition. The winner earns a 100 dollar scholarship and wardrobe plus gifts. runners up receive 50 and 25 dollars. Local firms donate the total 175 dollars for scholarships.
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Chanute JayCees
JayCees
Memorial Building
Kansas
Chanute
Carol Fering
JayCee
Pri
Independence
Jay- Dees
Bank of Commerce
Westamerica Securities Inc
the Tribune
Kenny Kern
Ray Colvin
Kern
Jack Havorka
Chanute Jaynes
Jaynes
Jim Fehr
Police arrest Allday and Ray Lea families on intoxication charge
Police arrested T. F. Allday and Ray Lea and families at 1303 S. Santa Fe yesterday on a charge of intoxication. He was being held at the city jail pending disposition.
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T. F. Allday
Ray Lea
S. Santa Fe
Jly
Bill to Establish Old Ft. Hays Site Nation Memorial
Washington AP report details a bill to establish Old Fort Hays site in Kansas as a national historic memorial. Senator Carlson cited Kansas events shaping the nation and urged preservation for future generations. The piece also mentions local graduates meeting and a Kansas X-ray technician training note, plus an advertisement for hearing devices.
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Ft. Hays Site
Washington
Lee Ward
Ft. Hays Nationseph
Hazel Steeves
Kansas
Alta Allen
Frank
Harry Steeves
Thayer
Carlson
R-Kan
Tom Lacen
Earlton
Senate
Ft. Hays
Hays
Kan
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Clara Belle Wallace 73
Mrs Clara Belle Wallace 73 of 1806 S Evergreen died this morning at Neosho Manor after a short illness. Born February 27 1888 near Buffalo she married W T Wallace in 1949 at Iola and moved to Chanute. Survived by a sister and four brothers and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturday at 2 p m Roy S Gibson Funeral Home with Dr Duff Wagoner officiating. Burial Swede Center Cemetery.
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Clara Belle Wallace
S. Evergreen
Neosho Manor
Buffalo
N. T
Lucinda Jane Shultz
W. T. Wallace
Iola
Chanute
Anna H. Stoll
S. Grant
O. F. Shultz
Benedict
Robert Shultz
Kansas City
Grover Shultz
Humboldt
LeRoy Shultz
S. Kansas
Roy S. Gibson
Duff D. Wagoner
First Methodist Church
Swede Center
Elizabeth Laisure Funeral Service Scheduled
The funeral service for Mrs. Elizabeth Laisure will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Blossom Funeral Home in Parsons.
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Elizabeth Laisure
Blossom Funeral Home
Parsons
Davis wins Wilson County Teacher’s Association scholarship
Altoona High School senior John W. Davis Jr. will receive the 1963 Wilson County Teacher’s Association scholarship. The 17 year old plans to study agriculture and physical education at Kansas State University and will become a teacher. Davis has held FFA offices, earned honors in judging contests, and lettered in multiple sports. He is the son of John W. Davis Sr., a vocational agriculture teacher at Altoona. The board will honor him at Friday’s meeting.
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Altoona
John W. Davis Jr
Wilson County
John W. Davis
Davis
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Altoona Future Farmers of America
Wilson County Teacher Board
Editor Bertha Shore Dies at Augusta Gazette Editor
Bertha B. Shore 65 editor and part owner of the Augusta Gazette died in her sleep likely from a cerebral hemorrhage. She authored the Half and Half column as Ima Washout and helped run the paper since 1928. Survivors include brothers Chester of Helena Montana and Schiller of Albuquerque New Mexico.
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Augusta
Kan
Bertha B. Shore
Augusta Gazette
Gazette
Ima
Miss Shore
Chester
Helena
Mont
Schiller
Albuquerque
N.M
Cedar Creek Watershed District Meeting Draws 100 In Altoona
Over 100 residents attended a Cedar Creek Watershed District educational meeting at the Altoona high school. H L Bryan detailed benefits of the proposed watershed and said federal funds would cover engineering and construction. Landowners would pay about two mills per 160 acres. An Indian program by Leo Brown and biology remarks by Robert Hartman were also on the program.
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Altoona
Cedar Creek
H. L. Bryan
Bryan
Leo Brown
Robert Hartman
State Fish and Game Commission
Bank of Commerce of Chanute
Founders Day Observance By Chanute Optimist Club
The Chanute Optimist Club held a Founders Observance at the Tioga Hotel with leaders from Optimist International and local members. Speakers highlighted club goals, announced new member benefits, and unveiled a Little League sponsorship with Don Hawley as manager.
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Chanute Optimist Club
Tioga Hotel
Chanute Club
United States
Canada
John M. Grimland Jr
Optimist International
Claude E. Pittenger
West
Ralph Skaggs
Danny Brown
Brown
Keith Cochran
Robert Sloan
Manhattan
Covie
Haight Couple Returns From Two Week Vacation
Mr and Mrs Carl Haight of 517 South Evergreen return home Tuesday evening after a two week trip that included Miami Florida and a seven day cruise with stops at Jamaica Haiti and Nassau The Petrolia Community plans a Friday evening 8 PM meeting at the school The Ever Ready 4 H Club will present a play and other numbers Coffee and doughnuts will be served Attendees bring their own cup Mr and Mrs Lee Ward of Saint Joseph Missouri return home today after spending several days with Mrs Hazel Steeves on South Evergreen
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George Collett
Frank Collett
N. Forest
Wadsworth Veterans Hospital
Wadsworth
Little Rock
Ark
Cara
Arthur Crosby
Excelsior Blvd
Minneapolis
Minn
Carl Haight
S. Evergreen
Miami
Fla
Jamaica
Haiti
Nassau
Petrolia
Lee Ward
St. Joseph
Hazel Steeves
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Frank R. Meeks
Roy Powers
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Eddie Hill
Clarence V. Moore
Helen Sparks
Clyde W. Carroll
Goldman D. Smith
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Arnold J
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Ned Mothershed
Roy D. House
Keith M. Curfman
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Humboldt R
Gerald L. Robertson
William R
Haas
Valley Center
Robert J. Ord
Cher Tyvale
Eugene A. Rigole
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Jene Jones
Rutter
Alton M. Lockyear
Lafeyette
Reve E. Guercia
Bobby Dean Roles
Riley W. Wilson
Hepler R
John V. Jordan
Malcolm
Crass
Marjory Talmadge
W. Main
Young’s Welding Shop
N. Malcolm Fe
W. Beech
Willard Hasty
N. Central
Melcolm
Larry Weber
W. Earl K. Wilson
Richard Sewart
Central
Fantoat
Chanute Senior High School
Board of Education
Police Department
Police
John Lapham
R. J. Hayes
Chamber of Commerce
Joe Melnyk
Topeka
Henry Lea
Burris Addition
Joplin
Willard Lea
M. C. Phillips Jr
Laisure Rites
Shelton D. Propst
Pol. Ady
Bertha Shore
Cedar Creek Meeting
Founders Day For Optimists
OAD
Se Sen
Foster Clothing Co
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Fred R. Foster
Dean L. Foster
Priscilla
Tiege Hotel
Bidg
Yim Cciril
First National Bank
Herbert Levy
Martin Sernes
Calvert
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