Livestock Market Report From Kansas City Stays Steady
The Kansas City livestock sale shows cattle steady to mixed with some gains for slaughter steers and heifers. Hogs remain steady to strong with lighter barrows and gilts at 13.00 to 14.25, and sheep pricing steady with lambs and ewes noted.
Market quotes for hogs cattle sheep and eggs
Kansas City AP market reports list steady to up trends across hogs cattle and sheep. Prices span hogs from 8 to 14 per hundredweight and cattle from 16 to 24 with calves stockers and yearling quotes, plus wholesale egg and poultry levels unchanged in Missouri Arkansas markets.
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Wall Street Stocks Rally in Mixed Trading
Wall Street rose early in a volatile session with about 4 million shares traded, up from 3.7 million. Major gains occurred in motors, steels, tobaccos, chemicals and electronics while aerospace and some sectors showed irregular movement. Corporate and U.S. government bonds moved mixed.
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Butter and eggs hold steady in Chicago market
Chicago prices show butter unchanged. Eggs steady to up to 2 cents higher with grades A whites averaging 34.2 cents, mixed 33.2, mediums 32.2, standards 32. Live poultry mostly unchanged to one cent higher with roasters 26 to 27 cents, special fed white rock fryers 20 to 22, heavy hens 23, breeder hen turkeys 24, young hen turkeys 27.
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Chicago Grain Market Report Reads Mixed Prices
Chicago grain prices show no sales for wheat corn oats or soybeans. Soybean oil quotes listed at 9 percent. Barley trading choices range from 1.23 to 1.30 for feed at 1.00.
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New Classes Start The First And Third Mondays
Independence Beauty College in Independence Kansas announces new classes beginning on the first and third Mondays of each month. Advanced notice advises prospective students to enroll promptly and check for any schedule updates.
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Independence, Kan
Market quotes for Wheat Corn Oats and more in Kansas City
AP reports closing prices for grains with Wheat at 2.30 to 2.35 per unit and Corn around 1.18 to 1.31, Oats near 0.66 to 0.77, Rye 1.17 to 1.25, Barley 1.08 to 1.13, Soybeans 2.54, and related bid ranges across No 2 and No 3 grades for 28 and 70 car lots respectively.
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Alliance Meeting at St Paul Church Deliberations by Chanate Ministerial Alliance
The Chanate Ministerial Alliance met at St Paul Lutheran Church this morning to discuss programs linking Scouting and churches led by Bennie Drews Sedan Area Council District Scout Executive. A mental health seminar is planned April 24 for Allen and Neosho County ministers. May will focus on family attendance in worship.
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KU LAWRENCE RECORDS SPRING ENROLLMENT RISE
The University of Kansas reports a spring semester enrollment of 10 763 at Lawrence the highest ever and up eight percent from 1962 figures.
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Henry Watkins Night Hosted by Young Demos at Erie Courthouse
Owen O'Brien of the Neosho County Young Democratic club announced a Henry Watkins Night Saturday at 8 00 p.m. at the Erie courthouse. State representative Henry Watkins will be guest of honor with county Democratic members and the public invited, refreshments to be served.
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Deaths and Funerals Zephry Noland and Bill Crockett
Zephry Noland father in law to Mrs. Floyd Ramsey dies at Manhattan aged about 60. Survived by Ramsey and three grandsons. funeral at Burley and Cowan Mortuary in Manhattan tomorrow at 2 p.m. Bill Crockett 74 dies at Labette Medical Center Parsons after long Thayer area life. survivors include three sons and a daughter. service Thursday 2 p.m. at Thayer Methodist Church with burial at Mount Hope Cemetery Galesburg.
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Bill) Crockett
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Local residents attend Kansas AAUW convention in Coffeyville
Mrs Martha Hutton Mrs Alvin Jones and Sara Haller attended the 32nd biennial Kansas division convention of the American Association of University Women in Coffeyville Friday and Saturday. Haller and state legislative chairman traveled to a state board meeting Thursday.
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Midway High One Act Play Earns I Rating at District Festival
Midway High School’s entry Tell Comie Not To Cry received an I rating at the District Speech and Drama Festival at Independence JC. It marks the third straight top rating for the play, earning eligibility for the state competition at KU in Lawrence April 19 and 20.
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Saturn and Explorer 17 launch headline at Cape Canaveral
In a doubleheader from Cape Canaveral, Saturn's fourth test flight aims to verify manned moon mission readiness while Explorer 17 seeks to study Earth's atmosphere. The 405 pound satellite carries instruments to measure temperature composition and pressure at high altitudes.
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Arthur Knapps Wed 55 Years
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Knapp celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary at the Yahns home in Chanute with emerald decor. Guests included Golda Steffen and many local neighbors, noting two daughters and several grandchildren. The piece ends with unrelated historical line about the Cossacks in 1855 and Tsar Nicholas I.
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Sadie Vice
Roy Johnson
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Ethel Bastian
Chanute
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Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Chronicle
Daily Transcript lists Monday admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital including Jack Cheney and Ralph Beeson among others with surgeries and medical cases. Dismissals feature Ernest Set tlemyer Leah Jones and Clarence King. Additional admissions and dismissals noted for today and fire incidents reported with brief details and locations.
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Drumstick Cafe Closed Early For Family Death
The Drumstick Cafe will close Tuesday and Wednesday this week due to a death in the family.
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Chanute Junior College Promotes for Prospective Students
Chanute Junior College promotes to high school seniors with visits by Eldon Penner and W H McMurray and with information from Kansas State University Kansas University and other colleges. The Junior College council hosts area seniors Thursday with a 4 p.m. program and tickets to The Music Man.
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Humboldt Careers Day
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Home Savings Association Annual Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of Home Savings Association members in Chanute Kansas will be held at Lincoln and Walnut on Tuesday April 9 at 3 00 PM. The agenda includes election of two directors and any other proper business. Robert N Allen President.
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Chanute
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