Kansas City Market Report Livestock and Grain Prices
Kansas City AP notes cattle at 1200 head with steers steady to strong and heifers high ranges. Hogs steady to weak with 1-3 weights 22.25-24.00. sheep 500 head spring lambs 29.50-30.50. Grain totals include wheat around 1.76, corn 1.42-1.48, oats down slightly, Milo maize 2.16, soybeans 2.73-2.8254, sacked bran and shorts 44.25-45.00.
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Kansas City
Milo
Shorts
Parsons
U.S
Alcoa
Greyhound
Gulf Oil
Edone
Gulf Wo
Hallibur Eee
Here Inc
Homestic
Indian Head
Inter Baker
Kan C
Litton Ind
Martin M Et Neee
McCrory Sehewee
McDonnell
Oil Ind
Sunray
Texaco
Minn
Tidewat Oil
Mo Kan Tex
Timk
Mo Pac
Trans Airaeons
Mobil Oil
UN Carbide
Monsanto Re
UN Elect Mont Ward
Ty Safeway
Jos
Sears Roek
Sinclair + tee
Skelly Oil
Sperry Rd
Cal Re
Livestock market prices by grade and weight
Market quotes for hogs cattle sheep and related items. ParsonS hogs list prices by weight and grade while cattle and y zeal sums cover steers heifers calves stockers bulls cows and lambs with price ranges for each category. Breeding and slaughter figures appear for sheep and dairy cattle.
Kansas City Egg Prices Border Wholesale Roundup
Kansas City AP notes wholesale eggs with large eggs at 80 percent grade A from 23 to 27 cents per dozen, mediums at 20 to 23 cents per dozen, and butter prices unchanged in market report.
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Kansas City
Chicago Produce Prices Steady Across Butter Egg and Poultry
AP reports Chicago wholesale prices for butter eggs and live poultry remained unchanged indicating stable market conditions for the commodities at the wholesale level in the Chicago area.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Prices Reported for Wheat Corn and Soybeans
Chicago prices list Wheat No 2 hard 1.677, No 2 red 1.657. Corn No 2 yellow 1.38. Oats No 2 heavy white 74%. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.852. Soybean oil 10.20.
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Chicago
Tire vandalism report and local notices from town
Jerry L. Jones reported tire damage to his car and others in the parking lot near his workplace. Bill Wolfe also reported damage to his left rear fender. The Rural Grange plans a Thursday 6 30 p m covered dish supper for members and visitors. Ed Wolfe his sister Mrs Albert Lance traveled to Topeka and Overland Park for family visits over Mother's Day weekend. Cynthia Brant Kansas State College Pittsburg Biology Club scholar ship is $200. Don’t hesitate to combine several varieties of cheese as a topping for pasta.
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Jerry L. Jones
Washington
Jones
Bill Wolfe
W. 4Th
Ed Wolfe
S. Tennessee
Wolfe
Albert Lance
S. Rutter
Topeka
Roxie Malin
Lance
Wolfes
Overland Park
R. L. Neth
Cynthia Brant
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
K. W. Brant, Thayer
Fire destroys KU fraternity house in Lawrence
A three story Phi Gamma Delta fraternity house on the University of Kansas campus burned early today, causing estimated losses over 250000 dollars. All 65 residents escaped uninjured as firefighters found the blaze had started in a second floor closet and spread to the roof. The house sits at the southeast campus corner near the chancellor’s residence.
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Lawrence
Kan
Phi Gamma Delta
University of Kansas
Phi Gamma Delta House
All Schools Day in McPherson Theme Dreams Come True
McPherson Kansas prepares its 54th All Schools day on Friday with the Dreams Come True theme. Miss Vickie Kaiser is queen and Jerry Grant is Prince Charming as about 28 central Kansas bands march in the parade along floats and groups. Special guests Mr and Mrs Hugh MacPherson of Edinburgh Scotland explore clan links to the town’s naming and Gen James Birdseye McPherson Civil War general killed in Atlanta July 22 1864.
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Mcpherson, Kan
Vickie Kaiser
Jerry Grant
Prince Charming
Kansas
Hugh MacPherson
Edinburg
Scotland
McPherson
Gen
James Birdseye McPherson
Atlanta, Ga
KU Wins Education Grant for Humanities Building
The Office of Education announced a $602 650 grant to the University of Kansas at Lawrence to help fund construction of a humanities building. The project’s estimated total cost is $1 807 951.
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Washington
Office of Education
University of Kansas At
Leoti School Bond Defeated in Voters Clash
Voters in Leoti unified school district 467 rejected a $1.69 million bond proposal on Tuesday by a 520 to 315 margin. The bond would fund district improvements.
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Leoti, Kan
Leoti Unified
Highway Office and Garage Planned at Erie
Gov. Docking approved a Kansas Highway Commission project to build a maintenance office and equipment garage on the east side of US 59 at the Erie fairgrounds. The facility will house Highway Patrol and Drivers License Examiners, plus four stalls for equipment. Four months are needed for completion with plans from the State Architect. Bids are due by 2 p.m. May 26, 1967.
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Kansas Highway Commission
Erie
Robert Docking
John D. Montgomery
Highway Commission
Fairgrounds
Highway Patrol
State Architect
Department of Administration
State Office
Topeka
Pearson Proposes Tax Breaks to Spur Campaign Donations
Sen. James B. Pearson of Kansas introduces a bill offering a 50 percent tax credit on contributions up to 10 and an income tax deduction up to 500 for donations to presidential vice presidential and congressional campaigns and committees. Committees must publicly report contributions and expenditures of 100 or more.
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Washington
James B. Pearson
Kansas Republican
Senate
Congress
Deaths and Funerals Elma B. Gibson
Elma Bertice Gibson 74 of 317 S Highland died today at Neosho Memorial Hospital after months of illness. Born June 7 1892 in Crawford County she lived in Pittsburg Kingsville Texas Wichita Falls Chanute and Fort Worth before retiring at the Elms Inn. She leaves two sisters and two brothers. Funeral at Presbyterian Church Friday at 1 30 p.m. Rev Robert Giezentanner officiating. Burial in Highland Cemetery Pittsburg.
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Elma Bertice Gibson
S. Highland
Neosho Memorial Hospital
She
Crawford County
Samuel B. Gibson
Pittsburg
Texas
Kingsville
Tex
Pitts
Burg
Wichita Falls
Kansas
Chanute
4Th and Highland
The
Presbyterian Church
W. A
Ethel) Goolsbee
F. C
Catherine) Cooley
Fort Worth
S. Elmer Gibson
St. Paul
E. H. Gibson
Topeka
Robert Giezentanner
Highland Cemetery
Daily Transcript Hospital Update and Court Actions
Neosho Memorial Hospital announces visiting hours from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. Census lists 63 patients. Tuesday admissions include Bert Toomey and several others for medical or surgical care. dismissals include William Shepard and others. Today admissions include Linda Harris for medical care. dismissals include Twila Shields and others. Police court actions list Floyd Ethridge with careless driving bond, Robert Hamilton with blocking alley bond, and several summonses for loud muffler and speeding.
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Bert Toomey
S. Katy
Kenneth Bartlett
Humboldt
Charles Ritz
Kathy
Danny Moore
S. Central
Don Beach
W. 9Th
Twila Shields
N. Highland
Anita King
S. Ashby
Jay Klingensmith
N. Steuben
William Shepard
Bryant Nursing Home
Luis Ortiz
S. Washington
R. O. Browning
S. Lafayette
Marvin Jeffers
N. Garfield
William Hand
Stark
Linda Harris
N. Kansas
Jesse Johnston
Thayer
Fred Harris
W. 2Nd
Fred Slater
Paul Wells
Floyd W. Ethridge
Robert W. T. Hamilton
Kansas City
Dinner Meeting By Toastmasters at Orchid Buffet
The Chanute Toastmasters Club held a dinner meeting at the Orchid Buffet with Gordon Inman as toastmaster and Norman Tenniman as topicmaster. Wayne Smith delivered the speech, Bob Wilson served as evaluator, and Bill Best acted as master evaluator. The next meeting is scheduled for June 6 at the Orchid Buffet.
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Chanute Toastmasters Club
Gordon Inman
Norman Tenniman
Wayne Smith
Bob Wilson
Bill Best
State Weather Brief From Kansas City May 17 1967
Kansas City AP reports for the 24 hours ending 6 am include high and low temperatures and precipitation amounts. The bulletin lists conditions across regions with numeric values and regional notes.
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Kansas City
Butter-Type Cake Flipping Technique Tip
A note to new cooks advises loosening cake edges with a small spatula before removing it from the pan. Invert onto a wire rack, lift the pan, then place a second rack to turn the cake right side up.
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Kansas City Cash
Parsons Livestock
K.C
Chicago Grain
Wall Street
New York
Grange
Mary Baker
Donaldson's Food Center
W. Main Pho
Tobacco Museum
Bunde
West Germany
W. Main
Mount
Oread
All Schools
Bonds
Pearson
Elma B. Gibson
Daily Transcript
Martin E. Barnhart
R. 1
Marion E. Whyers
N. Washington
Chanute Tribune
Chanute Concordia
Dodge City
Emporia Ft. Leavenworth
Hill City
Russell
Salina
Wichita
Calvert
East Main
American Tourister's
Calvert’s
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