Hog and livestock prices rise at Kansas City market
AP report from Kansas City notes cattle numbers near 2,000 head with calves at 100 and hogs at 4,000. Slaughter steers bring 18.00 to 20.50, heifers 19.00 to 20.35, cows 12.75 to 14.75, hogs up 25 to 50 cents with barrows and gilts 13.75 to 15.50, sows 11.50 to 13.25. Sheep slaughter lambs down, spring lamb prices 23.25 to 24.25, sheared lambs 19.50 to 22.00, ewes 4.00 to 5.00. Bulls steady with commercial 16.00 to 17.50 and choice 18.00 to 20.00. breeding bulls 19.00 to 21.00. Sheep prices mixed with lambs up to 22.50 and various fleece categories listed.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Parsons Livestock market prices and grain quotes
U.S. hog, cattle, and sheep prices span various grades and weights with steady to firm trends. Includes sow, boar, and veal calf ranges, plus CHICAGO and KANSAS CITY grain quotes for wheat corn and soybeans, with regional price variations and car counts.
Egg and poultry prices drift with minor changes
Kansas City reports small shifts in commodity costs. Consumer eggs show Large A at 25 to 27 cents and other grades unchanged. Wholesale eggs move 27 to 30 cents for Large at 80 percent A, 23 1/2 to 25 for mediums at 80 percent A. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers quoted at farm 12 to 13 cents, at plant 12 1/2 to 14 cents.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Chicago Live Poultry Prices Steady to Slightly Lower
Chicago wholesale poultry prices are largely unchanged to modestly down. Live roasters run 23 to 25 cents per pound, special fed white rock fryers at 18 to 19 cents, barred rock fryers at 21 cents, with few heavy bens at 18 cents.
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Chicago
USDA
Savonburg Area Activities and Mother's Day Guests
Savonburg area social notes recall numerous Mother's Day visits across households in Iola Chanute Blue Mound and nearby towns. Guests include Swanson Haworth Wolfe Larson and Bundy families with multiple relatives from Kansas City Fort Scott Chanute and Humboldt. Robert Larson Sr. underwent major surgery at Mercy Fort Scott and is improving.
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Savonburg
E. A. Swanson
Estus Swanson
Robert Logan
Karen
Kevin
Kansas City
Lloyd Swanson
Tommie
Iola
Leslie Norton
Cora Haworth
Fort Scott
George Ard
Elsmore
Esther Larson
George A. Wolfe
Roy Wolfe
Blue Mound
Janie
Virginia Wolfe
Charles Upton
Rhonda Sue
Chanute
C. M. Barsby
L. R. Spencer
Bill Spencer
Julie
Susie
Robert Larson Sr
Mercy Hospital
J. A. Albert
Ernie Freece
Mabel Lowe
Virgil Watts
Erie
Carl Ranabargar
Humboldt
Ronnie Nelson
Lavonburg
Loren Brooks
Earl Conner
Bronson
Pat Johnson
Redfield
Market quotes brief for barley soybeans and shorts
Barley ranges from 1.04 to 1.12n with soybeans at 2.43 percent and 42.48 percent values. Bran trades 34.00 to 34.75 while shorts move 33.50 to 34.25 in latest price read.
Wall Street Mixed as Mining Gains Meet Cigarette Weakness
Wall Street moved irregularly this afternoon with activity high and volume around 5.7 million shares. Mining stocks showed strength while cigarette issues weakened, producing a market with gains and losses mostly fractions to about a point. Corporate bonds advanced and U.S. Government bonds held steady.
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New York
U.S
MoPac Income Due to Increase at Stockholders Meeting
Missouri Pacific Railroad president D B Jenks told stockholders net earnings and revenue are expected to rise in Q2 1964. He could not forecast the full year due to wage increases for some employees. The board re-elected 15 directors and declared a $1 regular quarterly dividend.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
MOPAC
D. B. Jenks
Deaths and Funerals for Hosfelt and Barnes
Mrs W J Hosfelt 80 died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a three week illness. Born Georgia Lea Lloyd Oct 9 1883 in Ashcraft Ark she married W J Hosfelt Aug 23 1902 Pryor Okla. They moved to Chanute 1915. Survived by two sons Lloyd Hosfelt Westminster Calif and Frank Hosfelt Forreston Ind one daughter Charlotte Bunker 12 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren Funeral Thursday 2 pm Roy S Gibson Funeral Home burial Memorial Park cemetery. Alex Barnes 94 Earlton died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after extended illness born Mar 9 1870 in Indiana member Evangelical United Brethren Church Earlton survived by son Roy D Barnes Leavenworth two daughters Blanche Barnes Braden Westminster Calif and Mrs Tom McQuin 912 Grant Koch Skinner Memorial Home to announce funeral arrangements.
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W. J. Hosfelt
S. Edith
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Georgia Lea Lloyd
Ashcraft
Ark
Pryor
Oklo
Chanute
First Baptist Church
Lloyd Hosfelt
Westminster
Calif
Frank Hosfelt
D. H
Charlotte) Bunker
Forreston
Inl
Roy S. Gibson
Dale Sneeringer
Memorial Park Cemetery
Indiana
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Earlton
Roy D. Barnes
Leavenworth
Blanche Barnes Braden
Tom McQuin
Grant
Koch-Skinner Memorial
Ethel Washington
E. Chestnut
Omaha
Gladys Weaver
Washington
Bronson
William Washington
Iola
New Hope
Annabell Lee Washington
Betty Adair
Denver
Virginia Brown
N. Garfield
Nadine Barnett
N. Malcolm
Neal
Kenneth
Ronald
Albert
Chicago
Bert
Ray Newton
New Hope Baptist Church
H. A. Simmons
Elmwood Cemetery
Rock-Skinner Memorial Home
Daily Transcript Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List
Neosho Memorial Hospital daily intake includes Mrs May Carlson of 410 N Washington a medical patient and Mrs Gladys Win an of 533 N Highland Ray Clennen from Bryant Rest Home and William Brothers of Humboldt all admitted for medical care Dismissal Tuesday includes Mrs Emmett Schommer of 1819 S Malcolm Admissions today list George Wiklund of Humboldt Fred Cook at 815 S Santa Fe Emma Kjellander at 116 N Garfield all medical Dismissals today include Mrs Vyrl Evans of 405 N Steuben and Merle Morris of Humboldt.
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May Carlson
N. Washington
Gladys Winan
N. Highland
Ray Clennen
Bryant Rest Home
William Brothers
Humboldt
Emmett Schommer
S. Mal
George Wiklund
Fred Cook
S. Santa Fe
Emma Kjellander
N. Garfield
Vyrl Evans
N. Steuben
Merle Morris
Pasture and hay conditions in Kansas report May 1
Kansas pastures were 78 percent of normal and hay conditions at 86 percent of normal as of May 1. Weather slowed western growth, but April rains aided pastures. Milk production in April totaled 162 million pounds, up 1 percent from 1963 but down for the month in years. Poultry flocks produced 88 million eggs, the smallest for May since 1925. Graveside service held for Robert Newton Shirley. death notices for Ethel Washington. Burial at Elmwood Cemetery.
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Topeka
Kansas
State
Adkinses welcome a son in Killeen Texas
PFC and Mrs Charles W Adkins of Killeen Texas announce the birth of a son on May 11 The paternal grandmother is Eva Mae Solf 111 North Western and the maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Floyd H Byers 215 North Denman
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PFC
Charles W. Adkins
Killeen
Tex
Eva Mae Solf
N. Western
Floyd H. Byers
N. Denman
Local Births: Cathers Family Welcomes Daughter May 8
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick B. Cathers of Emporia announce the birth of a daughter on May 8. The mother is Virginia Hazen formerly. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Hazen of 520 W. 7th, and paternal grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Cathers of 1002 S. Larson.
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Patrick B. Cathers
Emporia
Cathers
Virginia Hazen
Forrest Hazen
W. 7Th
E. C. Cathers
Blankets Found After Santa Fe Sleep Car Missing Report
Santa Fe officials told police that 13 blankets reported missing from two sleeping cars were located. The items were placed in lockers and forgotten, officers said.
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Santa Fe
Mother’s Day Visit Highlights Hoffman Family Tale
Mrs Lottie Hoffman of Bryant Rest Home spent Mother's Day weekend in Erie visiting her son Cleo Hoffman. Cleo Hoffman remains hospitalized in Parsons and was visited by his mother. The Mother's Day dinner took place at the Walnut home of Mr and Mrs Mason Bass.
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Wayne Larson
Parsons
Ernest Larson
Olive Larson
Harold Johnson
Earl Munson
Arnold Swanson
Elsmore
Paul Harderode
Moran
Leon Johnson
Terri
Mervin Ard
Wendell Johnson
Stark
Eva Lindberg
Albert Herrin
Wichita
J. W. Parsons
Sheryl Ann
Velma Dahl
Topeka
Mary Pierce
Maggie Grant
W. E. Bundy
Spickard
R. B. Eskridge
Mary Ann
Kansas City
Ben Brown
Nelson
Vivian Johnson
Nancy Bland
Mattie Daniels
Lawrence
Arline Johnson
Vicki Conner
Marilyn Brooks
Shirley Conner
Gladys Nelson
Vicki
Shirley
Xenia
Lottie Hoffman
Bryant Rest
Erie
Cleo Hoffman
Walnut
Mason Bass
Accident damages Olds at Santa Fe lot in Lincoln
A left rear impact damaged a 1 0 4 Olds owned by E H Eskridge at 801 S Allen. The incident occurred in the Santa Fe railroad parking lot near Lincoln and Oak about 2 p m yesterday, with damages estimated at 98 30 dollars.
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E. H. Eskridge
S. Allen
Santa Fe Railroad
Lincoln and
Oak
Yester
Train collision injures driver in Eskridge area
A 1960 Dodge driven by Everett W. Pruitt, 49, of 205 North Malcolm, backed into an Eskridge car. Police said the Eskridge vehicle was hit, the Dodge owned by the railroad suffered no damage.
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Everett W. Pruitt
Malcolm
Eskridge
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