Cattle Prices Rise Lightly as Hogs and Sheep Change
Kansas City livestock totals show hogs up to 25 higher while cows ease, calves steady. cattle steady with grain fed steers 24 to 25.50 and 700 to 900 pounds 22.50 to 24. Sheep market weak to 50 lower for lambs with good to prime lambs 15.50 to 17.00. Parson area hogs and cattle prices listed with varied weights and grades.
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Parsons
U.S
Archison
Beth Steel
Boeing Air Ber
Ette
Canners and Gamble Sk Seu
Gen Motors
Int Paper
Choice Bologna Kan P & L
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Mont Ward
Penney JC
Phill Pet
St Joe Lead
Sears Roeb
Sinclair
Cse
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Local Markets Kansas City Cash Prices Report
Wheat bids were mostly steady with No 2 hard and dark at 2.08 and No 3 around 2.05 to 2.09 dollars. Corn remained unchanged to lower with No 2 white 1.27 to 1.42 and No 3 1.10 to 1.41, oats quiet around 73 to 77 cents. Soybeans ranged 2.43 to 2.49, with bran 38.25 to 39.00 and shorts 37.75 to 38.50.
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Kansas City Cash
Kansas City
Shorts
Wall Street Trades Mixed as Tobaccos Lead Declines
In moderate late afternoon trade in New York, tobacco stocks weakened while most key shares slipped from fractions to about a point. Volume reached about 3.1 million, with the market giving back gains after a small opening advance and bonds edging lower as corporates showed mixed activity.
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NEW York
U.S
NEW York (Ap
Appraisals Approved For City Dam Land Condemnation
A three man appraisal commission approved 36 awards totaling 1912 dollars for land condemnation and inundation easements for a third low water dam northeast of town. Awards range 300 to 25 dollars and may be appealed. Approval allows construction to proceed to expand Chanute water storage. Appraisers were Brennecke Duerson and Schultz. Congress authorized Statue of Liberty ground in New York Harbor in 1877.
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Chanute
Paul T. Brennecke
C. A. Duerson
Ebur Schultz
Congress
New York Harbor
Ten Students Enter Junior Academy Fair at Pittsburg
Chanute students will enter exhibits in the Junior Academy of Science Fair at Pittsburg highlighting activities from Chanute schools this week. Several high school students join Royster Junior High members in science displays while senior high chemists attend.
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Pittsburg
Chanute
Steve Gray
Bill Horton
Tony Kern
Barry Gerken
Judy Wilson
Gary Trammell
Marsha Morton
Connie Smith
Sam Hedges
Kelly Kern
Royster Junior High
Kansas Suit Reapportionment Delayed By Judge
The Kansas Constitution requires reapportionment every five years and a 1947 act was challenged as partial. A demurrer in the current case argues lack of jurisdiction, as Atty. Gen. Ferguson studies a Tennessee based federal case before deciding further action. Ferguson supports legislative reapportionment per the constitution.
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Kansas
L.F. Cushenberry
Oberlin
Atty
William M. Ferguson
Ferguson
Tennessee
Estate Clyde Jones tool collection moved to Auction House
Auction notices move the Clyde Jones estate tool collection to McCoy Auction Co Chanute Kansas. Items include grease guns hammers wrenches drills benches and more with cash terms and pickup at the auction house Tuesday afternoon.
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Clyde Jones
Thor
Williams
Admiral
Gas Reznor
Cameron
Enterprise
McCoy Auction Co
Chanute
Kansas
Weekend Guests From Kansas City And Wichita
Local social notes list weekend visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Crescente and family and Mr. and Mrs. John R. Wheeler from Kansas City Missouri, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wall and Mrs. Effie Leonard from Wichita. A Chanute Community Council meeting will feature Mrs. Lela Myers as speaker on the new Humboldt Mental Health clinic. Shari Lynnne McMillen was born March 21, and Barry Gerken was admitted to MIT for fall studies after high school honors. Myrtle Moeller attends the national elementary principals meeting in Detroit.
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Jerry Churchill
W. Elm
Dominick Crescente
John R. Wheeler
Kansas City
Charles Wall
Effie Leonard
Wichita
Ed Wolfe
S. Tennessee
Chanute
Shari Lynnne
Verlin Smith
S. Ashby
Wilbur McMillen
Earlton
Bobby Doan
Nancy Kaye
Kerrville
Tex
Deaths and Funerals Featured in Humboldt Area
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs. Myrtle R. Lassman 69 of rural Humboldt after an extended illness. She is survived by her husband Fred W. C Lassman two daughters and a son among others. Funeral set Wednesday at St Peters Lutheran with burial at Mount Hope Cemetery. Additional notices cover John William Jones 61 of Walnut and H L Rapp service at First Christian. Burial followed at Walnut cemetery with local ministers officiating.
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Myrtle R.) Lassman
Humboldt
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Quincy
Fred W. C. Lassman
Elsmore
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Irvin Lassman
N. Allen
Ben
Doris) Wilhite
James Williams
Foursquare Gospel Church
Hazel Slane
George Jenner
Edward Offenbacker
Henry Witters
Frank Bronson
Leigh Dannenberg
Merle Dalton
Charles Wilson
Frank Burtle
Walnut Cemetery
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Walnut
Chanute
Irene C. Cox
Girard
Christian Church
Eagles Lodge
Glen L. Jones
Houston
Tex
Keithal D. Jones
Wichita
Michelle Jones
Dean A. Jones
Kevin L. Jones
Mmes
Max Scott
Larry Clements
Richard Coykendall
Lyle Swink
Curttis van Nice
Charles Bartholomew
Johnny Barth
Lyle Thad Swink
Roland E. Clements
Thad
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Noted in Daily Transcript
Saturday admissions include William Roberts at 310 S Western for surgery, Louise Stockebrand of Yates Center for medical treatment, and Pearl Peck of Humboldt for medical care. Dismissals list includes Char les Manley of 1201 N Washington and Stanley Rawn Jr with daughter at 1312 W Std, Gerald Turner 1201 S Highland, and Edward McGehee at 816 N Forest.
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William Roberts
S. Western
Louise Stockebrand
Yates Center
Pearl Peck
Humboldt
Charles Manley
N. Washington
Stanley Rawn Jr
Gerald Turner
S. Highland
Edward McGehee
N. Forest
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka March 26 1962 95
Kansas traffic death log records 48 hours to 9 a.m. Monday March 26. Covers 1962 to 1995 with 105 deaths in the comparable 1961 period. Data notes include Topeka fatalities and hourly totals across the period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Burns Fatal in Wichita Home Fire
Mrs. Alice Hopkins aged 59 died from burns suffered in a Wichita house fire two weeks earlier. She passed away Sunday, authorities said. investigation and cause are pending.
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Wichita
Alice Hopkins
Local Hospital Admissions and Dismissals. Chanute Court Actions
Admissions yesterday include Mrs. McNary medical. Mrs. Richter medical. Mrs. Baughn surgery. Mrs. Bercow surgery. Mrs. Erickson surgery. Mrs. Lauber surgery. Jetty Clark medical. Dismissals list Mrs. Dwinell Marysville. William Roberts. Warren Babcock. Mrs. Cowan. Mrs. Johnson Stark. Mrs. Dixon. Mrs. Riley. Admission today Sally Horne medical. District Court Chanute matters include Weis vs Weis custody dispute and an action to condemn lands for a low water dam with appraisal report approved.
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Marysville
William Roberts
S. Western
Warren Babcock
N. Steuben
John Cowan
S. Steuben
Wiliam Johnson
Stark
Mok ‘Lie Dixon
Maude Riley
Sally Horne
S. Central
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