Hogs Higher Cattle Steady In Kansas City Livestock Report
Kansas City AP dispatch shows cattle calved totals 4 500 with steers and heifers steady while cows stay active. vealers 27.00 to 32.00 and feeders 23.00 to 28.00. Hogs 3 200 with barrows and gilts 190 to 250 pounds 16.00 to 17.3. sows 270 to 400 pounds 15.00 to 15.50. sheep 800 with lambs 16.00 to 17.50 and ewes 4.00 to 6.00.
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Kansas City
Wayne Umbarger
Bank of Commerce
U.S
Muehlebach
Bank of
Santa Fe Freight Totals and Farm Prices Report
Week ending March 17 1962 Santa Fe System carloads totaled 34917 down from 35906 a year earlier On line loadings for various weight grades and prices for cattle hogs and veal are listed Farms auctions and livestock prices are noted along with a correction for a mislisted address and a local community meeting including a film on communism and children's cartoons at Union Valley School with cake and coffee.
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U.S
Connec
Santa Fe
Union Valley
John Gorton
Wall Street Mixed as Market Slips in Late Trading
AP dispatch notes irregular, slightly lower trading with 3.2 million shares. bonds edge up while corporates retreat. Market items include egg and butter prices from Kansas City and Chicago, wheat and corn futures moves, and a Kansas City title company executive elected as head of a local office management group.
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New York
U.S
John D. Petterson
Kansas City Title Insurance Co
Kansas City
National Office Management Assn
Petterson
Dave Petterson
S. Central
Market Prices Watch: Grains and Livestock Notes
Grain and livestock prices appear with barley, soybeans, and bran ranges. Egg grades and dairy cream listings show varied quality and pricing, while hides are priced by weight. The fragment hints at market quotes and receipts for weekly trading items.
Hospital admissions and dismissals daily report in Neosho
Daily Transcript lists yesterday admissions Walter Wimberly Humboldt medical Lisa Lopez 13211 S Forest Mrs Ralph Garvin 219 W Elm Charles Kinsey 1154 W Main Mrs Michael Thurman 1424 W Central. Dismissals include Marcia Briakston Helen Larson Lester Grove Mrs Harold Redburr and born. Births include a girl to Mr and Mrs Stanley Rawn 1312 W 5th. Admissions today James Gilliand Lad Leiroy Wells Jr. Dismissals today Rev Charles Rains Mrs Rollin Hutton Janice Fuller Mrs Harry Peters Humboldt Birth today to Mr and Mrs Dennis Schultz 719 N Garfield a boy.
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Walter Wimberly
Humboldt
Lisa Lopez
S. Forest
Ralph Garvin
Elm
Charles Kinsey
W. Main
Lester Grove
S. Evergreen
Harold Redburr
Wilbur Mace
N. Forester
Stanley Rawn
James Gilliland
S. Edith
Lelroy Wells Jr
S. Central
Charles Rains
S. Highland
Rollin Hutton
Kansas
Janice Fuller
N. Evergreen
Harry Peters
Dennis Shultz
N. Garfield
Trustees Named For White Foundation Directors From Kansas and Texas
LAWRENCE AP Six Kansas men and one Texan accepted invitations to be trustees of the William Allen White Foundation. They include Paul Allingham publisher of the Atchison Globe Alf M. Landon of Topeka president of radio stations WREN Topeka and other named trustees.
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Lawrence
Kansas
William Allen White Foundation
Paul Allingham
The
Atchison Globe
Alf M. Landon
Topeka
WREN
Lighting ceremony highlights political symbolism across Kansas
The report cites figures from multiple papers and presses including Peter M. Macdonald of Hutchinson News and Robert Wellington of Ottawa Herald. Kansas broadcasters and editors such as Larry Miller of Topeka and R F E Robinson Jr of St Marys Star participate in a referenced event tied to 1936 politics and Republican themes.
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Peka
KSCB
KEDD
Dodge City
Peter M. Macdonald
The
Hutchinson News
Robert Wellington
Ottawa Herald
Larry Miller
Topeka
Kansas Press Association
R. F E. Robinson Jr
St. Marys Star
Sam R. Bloom
Dallas, Tex
U S Oil Output Rises for First Time in Weeks
U S oil production climbed last week, the Oil and Gas Journal reports. Oklahoma led the gain with output up 50 100 barrels per day to 573 700, while Kansas rose 10 080 barrels to 305 340. Overall daily crude and condensate averaged 7 315 930 barrels, up 65 500 from the prior week.
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Tulsa
U. S
Oklahoma
Oil and Gas Journal
Kansas
Dinner Meeting For Past Presidents Parley
The Past Presidents Parley of the American Legion Auxiliary held a dinner at the Silver Grill on Monday with 17 members present. Canasta was played and winners were Mmes. Norman Koch, John Hargrave and John Sherman. Hostesses were Mmes. Howard Winans, Bessie Damerell, Chessie McConnell and Edna Peterson.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Silver Grill
Mmes
Norman Koch
John Hargrave
John Sherman
Howard Winans
Bessie Damerell
Chessie McConnell
Edna Peterson
Brownie and Girl Scout Troops Meet at Murray Hill
Scout news notes Troop 34 and Troop 54 gathering at Murray Hill school Monday evening. Gilda Ranz led group singing while Ruth Morehead guided Brownies to close. The event marked Girl Scouting s fiftieth anniversary with a Father Daughter banquet on March 16 and featured color guards, flag ceremonies, and nurse Tony.
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Brownie
Murray Hill School
Gilda Ranz
Ruth Morehead
Vanish ‘Brownies
John Splane
Carl Magill
Brownies
Girl Scouts
Bobby Joe Montgomery
Kay Shoemaker
Donna Benson
Kathy Groves
Carolyn Wilson
Rosemary Erickson
Barbara Gough
Debby Farrow
Margaret Park
Sharold Fitzgerald
Nancy Allison
Beverly Bohling
Lola Ray
Kristine Oberg
Stephanie la Rocca
Candy Vaughn
Importance of Records and DHIA in Dairy Herd Profit
A dairyman explains that seed quality matters only with germination and vigor, but dairy profitability hinges on records. DHIA testing guides feeding, forage quality, and cow-by-cow productivity, helping replace low producers and pay for the program. contact the county agent for testing.
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Erie
Bill Dickson
Dickson
Dickson Provement Associations
DHIA
Real Estate Transfers in Neosho County and Allen County
Real estate transfer notices list numerous deeds from Neosho County and Allen County. Transfers include Mildred Franks to J W McEachern, Conrad Johnson to Roy Dannelley, and Warren Kensinger to Rolland Churchill among many others for various lots, tracts, and sections. Final entries note Florence Hoepker to Arthur Hoepker and a bank trustee to Henry Spurgeon with multiple parcels in the period.
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Neosho County
Mildred DB
Franks
J. W. McEachern
Nval
Conrad E. Johnson
Roy F Danneliey
Park Place
Lyle H. Kensinger
Rolland D Churchill
Kensinger-Haight Add
Wm. H. Hoffman
Robert L. Warner
E. J. Fox
Thayer
Alien County
Lola Abstract Co
Florence K. Hoepker
Arthur Hoepker
Cerios W. Bryan
Tolonia M
Good Seed Aids Yield and Seed Purity
Erie preparation for a good crop begins with good seed says Bill Dickson county farm agent. Characteristics include true to variety purity absence of weed seed and minimal inert content to protect maturity market value and crop quality.
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Erie
Bill Dickson
Property transfers listed in Iola notices
A sequence of property transfers shows multiple deeds recorded. Nichols and wife to Thompson and wife. Youngberg Martyr to Daniels. Thormann to Lust. Missouri Pacific Railway to Horde. Minnie Bartlett to Herschell Bartlett. Otis Zornes to Eva Zornes. Roger Stephens to O Connell. Kennedy to Kohler. Peterson to Lawrence Anderson. Miller to City of Iola. William Palmer to his daughter.
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Iola
Kansas
William H. Palmer
Wilson County Farm Calendar Highlights Local Events
Wilson County farmers have a busy month with events listed by county farm agent Dan Pherigo. Key dates include March 14 district grain grading school and junior leadership meeting at the courthouse basement, March 17 4-H Club Day at Fre donia High, March 20 to 22 4-H leaders conference in Hutchinson, March 22 4-H Club Night at Altoona High, March 26 Home Economics Advisory and 4-H Council meetings, and March 27 Fair Board meeting at the courthouse basement.
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Fredonia
Wilson County
Dan Pherigo
Fredonia High School
Hutchinson
Altoona High School
Courthouse
Texas Ewe Orders Being Accepted
Neosho County farmers may soon place orders for young Texas ewes at the County Farm Bureau office. A statewide sheep procurement program is conducted annually, with market representatives coordinating sales and distribution.
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Texas
Erie
Neosho County
Farm Bureau Offers Ewes for Farmers at Set Prices
Farmers can buy young ewes at 12.50 to 14 a head with delivery planned in early May. Orders must be placed at the Farm Bureau office by April 20. The program funds Texas producers and supports livestock needs for the state.
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Texas
Farm Bureau
Best Yet 4-H Club Meeting Highlights March 15
The Best Yet 4-H club met March 15 at Fairfield school. Neil Feld announced a project talk. demonstrations by Donna Shively and Pat Fickle. health talk by Ronnie Redburn. safety talk by Larry Kelso. parliamentary procedure by Martha McCoy. Refreshments followed.
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Fairfield School
Neil Feld
Dale Steinman
Donna Shively
Pat Fickle
Ronnie Redburn
Larry Kelso
Martha McCoy
Ancient bola used by early humans and modern gauchos
The bola, a weapon of weights linked by cords, dates to about 400000 years ago. It remains in occasional use among South American gauchos and some Eskimo groups.
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South America
Young People Today More Sophisticated
Des Moines Iowa AP report notes midwest social workers link freer parental rules to rising illegitimacy among youths. Martha Schurch Wisconsin Welfare Department cites youth behaviors once done in college now seen in high school. Conference on illegitimacy draws about 600 social workers from eight states for a three day meeting.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Martha Schurch
Wisconsin Welfare Department
Midwest
Child Welfare League of America
Kansas and Rice share 1961 Bluebonnet Bowl receipts
Kansas and Rice universities will each receive 83 554 12 from the 1961 Bluebonnet Bowl receipts. The amount, announced at the Greater Houston Bowl Association spring meeting, equals 37 percent of post tax income of 210 000. Income sources included 176 177 from tickets 35 300 from TV rights and 3 000 from radio rights.
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Houston, Tex
Kansas
Rice
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Laperey Rd
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White Foundation
Scout News
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