Kansas City Auction Prices Mixed as Cattle Hogs and Sheep Vary
Cattle mostly lower with calves and slaughter stock drifting downward. hogs steady to higher for sows. sheep and lambs steady to slow in turnover. Price ranges show good and choice slaughter steers 23.50 to 27.00, sows up to 25 higher, lambs 22.00 to 24.50, and various weights across ParsonsLivestock and market notes.
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Yale & Tow
Wall Street uneven in slug gish trading late today
Wall Street moved unevenly in slug gish trading late this afternoon with estimated 2.5 million shares traded. Gains and losses of fractions to about a point were common among key stocks. A few electronics rose 1 to 4 points while others were unchanged or lower. Government bonds were mixed and corporates fell.
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New York
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Stated Meeting Huld a Parker Chapter and Local News
Hulda Parker Chapter 385 CES holds Stated Meeting May 24 at 8 pm with birthday observance and refreshments. D W Marks reports two wheels and tires stolen from salvage car. Wilbur Chaney jailed on intoxication charge, released on bond. Local residents attend bankers convention in Denver and visit family. Military discharge returns home, and school moves noted. Agricultural market roundups and community notes close the item.
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Wilbur Chaney
W. Main
Harry Rash
Thayer
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Dent Bankers Assn
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Bill R. Albers
Regina
Gary
Larry A. Rash
Valine
Kyle
Kevin
Daily Hospital Visiting Hours and Admissions List
Daily Transcript outlines visiting hours from 2 to 4 and 6 30 to 8 p m daily with no visitors under Admissions lists Presley Hilton 802 S Forest medical Mrs Delton L Alford 521 N Lafayette Admissions Sunday Pamela Donahue 519 S Western medical Mrs Joseph A Waymire Yates Center surgery Beverly Moore Eric surgery Walter E White 405 W 6th medical Larry D Cleaver 1014 N Grant surgery Elmer W Haddan Stark surgery Mrs Dean Strack R 3 medical Admissions today Ernest C Roberts 528 N Highland medical Mrs Harold LaRue 310 N Franklin medical Mrs Clint Keller Humboldt medical William F Haines 105 S Grant medical Mrs Merrill Moore 105 N Forest medical Dismissals Saturday Mrs Mae C Rensing 808 S Malcolm Mrs Duane Moyer and son 106 S Gretchen Mrs William Cook Benedict Mrs John Anderson Humboldt Dismissals Sunday Harve L Johnson R 1 Paul G Taylor 620 N Pafayette Katherine M Brown 1113 N Garfield Mrs Wayne Grove 1106 S Grant David E Kennedy 524 W Main Dismissals today Homer Ellsworth Eric Mrs Leonard Bryan R 1
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N. Lafayette
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S. Western
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Yates Center
Beverly Moore
Eric
Walter E. White
W. 6Th
Larry D. Cleaver
N. Grant
Elmer W. Haddan
Stark
Dean Strack
New Healing Substance Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
Special from New York reports a new healing substance that can shrink hemorrhoids, stop itching, and relieve pain without surgery. Case after case shows relief and actual reduction during treatment, with patients noting notable improvements.
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New York, N. Y
Five Language Questions and Answers on Spelling Pronunciation and Meaning
The item lists five language questions with provided answers covering gendered authors, campanile pronunciation kam pah nee lee with stress on the third syllable, the misspelled word emperor, acumen defined as acuteness of mind, and a ta words meaning amulet talisman.
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Robert
Deaths and Funerals in Chanute Area
Mrs. Ida Haxel 83 of Monett Missouri died Saturday after months of illness. Born October 1876 in Kentucky she lived in Chanute before moving to Monett with husband P A Haxel who died there. Survived by sons John and Harold, nieces Thelma and Ruth Weeks and others. Funeral arrangements by Roy Gibson Funeral Home.
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Chanute
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John Haxel
Presbyterian Church
John
Harold
Neosho
Cecyle Munger
D. M. Smith
Thelma Weeks
Ruth Weeks
Enid
Oklo
Raymond
Mildred
Dorothy
Becannan
Obituary notices for Carder Bandy Day Montgomery deaths
James Simeon Carder 78 of Green Mountain Mo died Sunday in Iola Born Sept 30 1881 in Randolph County Ark member of Green Mountain church Survivors include four sisters and three brothers Last rites Thursday at Green Mountain church burial Green Mountain cemetery Johnson Mortuary in charge Max Wesley Bandy 48 Parsons electrician died Saturday Mercy Hospital born May 30 1911 in Parsons survived by wife mother sister four brothers and a stepson Funeral Tuesday Blossom Funeral Home Rev Wilbert Dunlap to officiate burial Memorial Lawn Fred Day 53 Buffalo died Sunday after heart attack funeral home Cason in charge Montgomery John Calvin Montgomery last rites were held at Evangelical United Brethren church burial Elmwood cemetery
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Richmond
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Blossom Funeral Home
Wilbert Dunlap
Memorial Lawn Cemetery
Fred Day
Buffalo
Cason ‘Funeral Home
Fredonia
Funeral service details for Mrs. Reno and Mrs. Stemple
Sunset and Near to the Heart of God were sung by Mrs. Ethel Reno and Mrs. Dale Stemple with Grace Boman on piano. Flowers were arranged by Mmes Funk Kimble and LaRue. Bearers were Earl Wertz Perry Swan Art Sommars Harold LaRue. Roy Gibson Funeral Home directed.
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Earl ‘Wertz
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Farm Survey Supports Freedom to Produce Wheat in Kansas
Sen. Andrew F. Schoeppel reports 6,500 farmer responses indicating Kansas wheat growers seek freedom to produce and accept lower prices if needed. Majority favor soil bank as cushion. many see Senate bill as stopgap. He plans amendments as bill moves to floor.
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Andrew F. Schoeppel
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Schoeppel
Voters Split on Farm Acreage Controls and Wheat Quotas
The Chanute Tribune reports survey results showing 43 percent favor eliminating acreage controls and marketing quotas while 54 percent back the domestic allotment plan for wheat. Aides say about 6,500 replies represent roughly 10 percent of mailed questionnaires and more responses continue.
Matlock Heads State JayCees
Wayne Matlock of El Dorado was elected president of the Kansas Junior Chamber of Commerce at its state convention in Hutchinson. District vice presidents include Darrell Hunter Great Bend Mont McGillivary Ulysses Jim Wymore Salina Dick Gallion Hutchinson Ray Sharp Clay Center and Dr Frank Meyer Wellington Charles Faes Johnson County and Richard Parrish Pittsburg. National directors named Donivan Smith Newton Duane West Garden City Jack Grove Coffeyville and Roger Miller Pratt. Bob Honeyman Arkansas City was elected international director. Wellington Jaycee unit named outstanding group for 1959 60.
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Wayne Matlock
el Dorado
Kansas Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Great Bend
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Ulysses
Jim Wymore
Salina
Dick Gallion
Ray Sharp
Clay Center
Frank Meyer
Wellington
Charles Faes
Johnson County
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Pittsburg
Donivan Smith
Newton
Duane West
Garden City
Jack Grove
Increased Yields From 21 Inch Soybean Rows
Soybean yields in southeast Kansas could rise by two to three bushels per acre if planted in 21 inch rows instead of 42 inch rows. Seeding rates should be 60 to 75 pounds per acre in 21 inch rows to achieve the extra yield.
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