Kansas City Market Report on Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Western livestock sales show cattle steady to mixed with good to prime vealers 26.00 to 31.00, hogs mostly steady to lower, sows higher, and sheep rising with good to prime lambs at 16.00 to 21.50. Parson’s market adds details for U S grades by weight, with steers 24.00 to 25.25 for 600-700 pounds and stock calves 25.00 to 31.00 depending on weight and quality.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Wall Street Ends Mixed as Industrials Slump in Ailing Market
Wall Street in New York traded with sharp losses for industrials as the market closed lower. Volume was about 2.9 million shares, up from Monday's 2.53 million, with losses ranging from fractions to more than a point on pivotal issues. Corporate bonds mixed and U.S. government bonds edged higher.
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New York
U.S
Davenport couple welcomed a daughter Theresa Diane
Mr and Mrs Bob Davenport of Pittsburg are parents to Theresa Diane born May 1 1962. Maternal grandmother is Mrs Sara Wilson Edwards of Chanute paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs C L Davenport of Topeka. The couple has one other child Kathy.
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Bob Davenport
Pittsburg
Theresa Diane
Sara Wilson Edwards
Chanute
C. L. Davenport
Topeka
Kathy
Hutchison Elected Student Council President at Royster
Eighth grader Bill Hutchison won the student council presidency in an all-school election at Royster Junior High. Seventh grader Eddie Ladd was elected vice president and Lynn Evans became secretary-treasurer. Installation is set for May 16 at 10 30 a.m with campaign managers listed.
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Bill Hutchison
Royster Junior High
Eddie Ladd
Lynn Evans
Hutchison
Randy Richman
Connie Cole
Judy Ricketts
Ladd
Margaret Greer
Deaths and Funerals for Clyde Lock and Oscar L. Byers
Funeral services for Clyde Lock of Erie aged 63 will be at Federated church Erie at 2 p.m. Thursday with burial in East Hill Cemetery Erie. The body lies in state at Erie Funeral Home. Oscar L. Byers funeral held at Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home with Rev. Paul Life officiating. Floral attendants and bearers listed. burial in Elmwood Cemetery.
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Clyde Lock
Erie
Federated Church At
Wayne Newlin
East Hill Cemetery
Erie Funeral Home
Joe McMillen
Ray Vining
Lon Byers
Elmwood Cemetery
First telephone booth patent announced in 1883
Sunday visitors at the L. A. Waggoner home in rural Chanute included Mrs. Myrtle Myers Mrs. Ruth Putnam and Mr and Mrs Homer Waggoner. Mrs C C Bowers attended the Oklahoma Cosmetologists show in Tulsa. Mrs Alfred Mitchell of Wichita visits the Roberts family at their R3 address.
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L. A
C. C. Bowers
N. Plummer
Oklahoma Professional and Educational Cosmetologists
Tulsa
Alfred Mitchell
Wichita
Harley Roberts
Erie FFA members compete at state convention in Manhattan
Erie area FFA members participate in two judging contests at the state convention in Manhattan. Dairy products team members are Steven Gentle, Tony Kusel, Tom Bartholomew and Jim Sexton with Bill Frederick as president and State Farmer Degree recipient. Livestock team includes Bill Frederick, Bruce Spence, Jay Waltermire and Gene Edwards, under advisor Gordon Nelson.
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Erie
Future Farmers of America
Manhattan
Steven Gentle
Tony Kusel
Tom Bartholomew
Jim Sexton
Bill Frederick
Bruce Spence
Jay Waltermire
Gene Edwards
Frederick
Gordon Nelson
Admits and dismissals listed for Neosho Memorial Hospital
Yesterday admissions include Phyllis Stiewall at 33 W. 4th and John Ewen of Thayer among others. Dismissals feature Mrs Delbert Leairance of Humboldt and Max Alter at 111 S Santa Fe. Admission today notes Lawrence Barr from Yates Center in surgery. Traffic citations report speeding with $25 bonds for six drivers.
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Ellen Elizabeth Sheedy
Yates Center
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Miss Barnhart
Alpha Chi Omega
Miss Sheedy
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Anaconda
Atchison
Dan Grayson
Deen AE
Lincoln
Beth Steel
U ‘ S Warrensburg
Boeing Air
Csmef Sqncres
Citta Sve
Daniel Lowell Grayson
Dan
Dow Chem
Mayra
du Pont
the Police Department Traffic Gamble Sk
North Santa Fe
Goodyear Ceeee
G& E
South Santa Fe
Kan
P & L Eccess Monson Ch
Mont Ward
Penney JC
St Joe Lead
Sears Rock
Winciaiy
Cnckeeaks
Ispen Chem
Sperry
Phyllis Stiewall
W. 4Th
John Ewen
Thayer
Marvin Wellcome
Humboldt
Medical
Orie Montgomery
N. Western
William Daniels
Elsmore
William Craig
W. 2Nd
Eva Dyson
Eric
Paul Life
Delbert Leairance
Herrington
Max Alter
Santa Fe
Katy Rausch
Autry Nursing Home
John van Leeuwen
St. Paul
Charles Braden
Oren Johnson
Lawrence Barr
Carlos Fletcher
Charles W. Triplett
Thayer R
Howard M. Driskill
Chanute Box
Larry R. Tart
Neodesha R
Terry T. Kidd
Albert L. Chard
S. Malcolm
Legion auxiliary district meeting and local society news
Six Erie members attended the American Legion auxiliary district meeting at Parsons over the weekend: Mmes. Casady Harvey Jones Richard Dunham and Kyle. Christian church Sunday school held its Singles and Doubles meeting at the Bright home with fourteen attendees and a color slide show by Mrs. Earl Miller. Mr and Mrs Shaffer spent Sunday at Bush City with the Weirichs and Lena Weirich of Galesburg.
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Doane-Dodd School
Patsy Green
Sandy Boyle
Erie
Linda Craven
Kathy Richey
Kathryn Depee
Sue Sanders
Lawrence Figge
Wichita
Vivian Hoagland
Seth Nation
Roy Ewen
Cleo ‘Dalton
Ozarks
Table Rock Lake
King River
Arkansas
Paul Lowe
Chanute
Don E. Wells
Wells
Lawrence Shaffer
Melvin Bolinger
Parsons
Labette County Medical Center
Ross Jones
W. D. Larimore
Erie Ramblers
Ramblers
Kansas
Parsons Vfw
James White
American Legion Auxiliary
Mmes
Paul Casady
William Harvey
George Richard
Hollis Dunham
Ted Kyle
Willard Bright
Earl Miller
Europe
John Bass
Bush City
Phil Weirich
Lena Weirich
Galesburg
Kansas City Egg Prices and Poultry Remain Steady
AP reports consumer eggs across sizes hold steady with large A eggs 24-29, mostly 26. medium A 22-26, mostly 24. small A 16-17, mostly 17. Wholesale large 80 percent A 2644-28s mostly 27. medium 80 percent A 252-26 mostly 26. standard 80 percent B 26-27 mostly 26. unclassified 25-26 1/2 mostly 26. Poultry and butter unchanged.
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Kansas City
Chicago Produce Markets Steady Across Butter Eggs Poultry
Chicago market notes show butter steady with grades AA to B mostly in mid to high 50s, eggs holding at 70 percent A whites and 26s for mediums with dirties at 2442 and checks 24s. Live poultry remains unchanged to up to 12 cents higher with roasters at 22 to 23 cents, heavy hens at 19 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Market Report Shows Mixed Corn Decline
Grain prices in Chicago after trading show wheat and oats absent from sales. Corn futures trend lower for May while soybeans and barley display mixed quotes, with barley options at 1.35 to 1.55 and feed barley 1.00 to 1.25. Wheat ends down, coterminous with May contracts.
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Chicago
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Consolidated Oil Well Service Co
United States
American Iron and Steel Institute
Suzan C. Sheridan
W. 14Th
Clara Graham
N. Grant
E. Main
S. D. Propst
S. Allen
John E. Walters
Walt Davis
Buffalo
Grand Council of Kansas
United Commercial Travelers
UCT
Nopert Urr
Bod HotCn Kiss
Evans
Nancy Slane
Doris Diver
Linda Sparks
Tribune
Federated Church
City Park
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Mrs
Ivan Green
Blaine
Mrs. Green
Christian Church
Calvert
Tery
BEV Franklin Store
K.C
Chicago Grain
Chanute Roofing CO
Ben Franklin
First National
Jim Benton
First National Bank
Emory Schantz
Mr. Benton
First National Bank of Chanute
Sead
Cadillac
Ranz Motor Company
North
Chanute, Kansas
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