Market Livestock Prices From Kansas City AP Report
Cattle 3,500 with steers steady to 25 lower and cows strong to 25 higher. feeders steady. Hogs 4,500 with barrows and gilts 25-50 higher, sows up to 25 higher. Sheep 1,200 with lambs strong to 25 higher. ewes steady. Veals steady with prime 26.00, stock veal 28.00-30.00. Bulls steady, commercial 16.00-17.00. Slaughter sheep and lambs varied from 12.00 to 19.75 for top lambs. Utility and commercial cows 12.50-14.00, stock cows 14.00-15.00.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Parsons Livestock price listings for hogs and cattle
Detailed quotes across hogs cattle and calves including U S No 1 and 2 grades Averages by weight ranges and conditions for sows bears stags and bears plus cattle categories from grain fed steers to yearling stockers with prices per hundred or per head and ranges for various quality grades and weights.
Kansas City Egg and Poultry Price Report
AP price snapshot lists consumer egg ranges for sizes A and B, wholesale egg fractions, poultry by weight, Missouri Arkansas live fryers and broilers farm and plant delivery prices, and butter prices for grade A solid and quarters.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Chicago Poultry Prices Steady in Wholesale Market
Chicago AP reports live poultry wholesale prices unchanged with roasters at 23 cents per pound, special fed white rock fryers at 19, and geese at 25 to 28 cents.
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Chicago
Electronics Class Planned At Night School This Year
In response to inquiries for a night adult class in electronics, a course may be offered during the second semester if sufficient interest exists, according to C. V. Crissman adult education supervisor. Welding furniture refinishing upholstery typing shorthand and dressmaking likely, with enrollment about Jan 20. Enrollments for a short dress making class starting Wednesday and ending Dec 18 will be accepted at Mrs. Reno by telephone. class meets Monday and Wednesday nights. Interested persons should contact Mrs. Reno by Wednesday. Other subjects offered on demand.
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C. V. Crissman
Wall Street rallies after Kennedy shooting pause
Wall Street surged in one of its great rallies as blue chips rose and trading volume neared 9.2 million shares. The rebound followed panic selling after Friday's market slide triggered by President Kennedy's shooting, with large blocks traded and buy orders delaying some trades. Corporate bonds fell while U S governments were mostly flat.
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New York
Kennedy
U.S
Chicago dairy and egg prices list steady yet mixed
AP reports butter wholesale prices steady with grades AA through C listed. Eggs show weakness with prices unchanged to three and a half lower and various grades from A whites to dirties priced. Carried figures include 90 B 57 percent and mixed grade values across standards and mediums.
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Chicago
Local Market Egg Prices Listed by Grade
Readable market note shows Grade A Extra Large eggs at 36 cents, Grade A Large at 39, Grade A Medium at 26, Grade B Large at 29, with unclear trailing figures. The source lists basic price points without additional context or dates.
Santa Fe carload totals for week ending November 23 1963
Total carloads moved over Santa Fe System lines for the week ending November 23 1963 were 34 445 up from 30 687 year earlier. Online loadings reached 22 786 compared with 18 975 last year. Cars received from connections stood at 11 659 versus 11 712 previously. Santa Fe moved 34 405 carloads in the preceding week of the year.
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Santa Fe
Waldrips Return From Visit To Appaloosa Louisiana
Mr and Mrs Ralph Waldrip of 702 South Ashby returned home after visiting their son Mr and Mrs R E Waldrip and family in Appaloosa Louisiana last night.
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Ralph Waldrip
S. Ashby
R. E. Waldrip
Appaloosa
Extra-good stuffed eggs dish description
A concise recipe note describes making stuffed eggs by mashing the yolks with butter or mayonnaise, salt, pepper, and plenty of fresh minced dill to create a rich filling.
Chicago Grain price report fragment
Chicago market update shows wheat oats and soybeans with no sales. Corn prices listed for No 1 yellow 1.152, No 2 yellow 1.15-16, No 3 yellow 1.11-14. No 4 yellow 1.06-10-2, No 5 yellow 1.03-2. Soybean oil figure appears as 8n.
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Chicago
Hart's Cafe Thanksgiving Dinner All Day Ad
Hart's Cafe invites diners to eat Thanksgiving dinner. Open all day for the holiday with extended hours and service throughout the day.
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Hart's Cafe
Notre Dame Band Announces Patrick J Smith Member
Notre Dame bands list Patrick J Smith son of Mr and Mrs Bernard Smith Stark as a 1963 marching band member. The 119 member unit has played five games this fall and will march with the team to New York City for the Notre Dame Syracuse game at Yankee Stadium on Thanksgiving Day. Smith, a freshman in arts and letters, plays the trumpet.
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University of Notre Dame
Patrick J. Smith
Bernard Smith
Stark
Notre Dame
New York City
Syracuse
Yankee Stadium
Smith
College of Arts and Letters
Local family visits in Orange and a deer accident report
Mr and Mrs Don Crawford and family visit relatives in Orange Texas including Mrs Amelia Jones and Mr and Mrs Warner Tiegreen. Police report a dead deer on US 169 north of town near the Neosho Allen county line likely struck by an unreported vehicle. Merle Lassure, 7222 S Grant, was arrested last night on intoxication charges and held at the city jail pending hearing.
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Don Crawford
Daniel
David
Roseanne
Douglas
Dean
Ruthanne
Orange
Tex
Warner Tiegreen
S. Steuben
Amelia Jones
Ernest Crawford
R. J
George Heger
S. Plummer
US 169
Neosho- Allen County
Ed Lybarger
Pittsburg
Neosho County
Merle C. Lassure
S. Grant
Nutmeg Elevates Spinach Dishes With Simple Touch
A pinch of nutmeg enhances spinach dishes whether served with buttered greens or creamed preparations. The aromatic spice brings warmth and balance, elevating flavor without overpowering the dish.
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Record Listing
Daily Transcript notes admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Sunday lists surgery for William Hall Humboldt. Monday adds Fred Born St Paul Mrs Joe Batesel Donald Noland Freddie Smith T F Ahlers. Dismissals include Mrs Floyd Slater David Chaney Mrs Ernest Crawford Margaret Smith Wini fred Chambers. Admissions today Kent Hole Delacy L Rose Patricia Ann Patton. Dismissals today Floyd Swiler Mrs Lewis Wible Arthur Hudspeth Mrs Lewis Young Ocie B Beck Richard Grubbs.
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William Hall
Humboldt
Fred Born
St. Paul
Joe Batesel
S. Wilson
Donald Noland
W. Main
Freddie Smith
Barston
T. F. Ahlers
S. Kansas
Floyd Slater
David Chaney
Buffalo
Ernest Crawford
Margaret Smith
Winifred Chambers
S. Central
Kent Hole
Delacy L. Rose
Medical
Patricia Ann Patton
N. Garfield
Floyd Swiler
Bryant Rest Home
Lewis Wible
Arthur Hudspeth
N. Allen
Lewis Young
Coffeyville
Ocie B. Beck
N. Steuben
Richard Grubbs
Deaths and Funerals Cecil Crabb Parsons Grandson Count
Cecil Lynn Crabb 74 retired MET switchman of Parsons died unexpectedly at home Monday evening after a period of poor health. Born September 26 1889 near Stark he lived in Denver Huron South Carolina before moving to Parsons in 1935 and retiring in 1950. Survived by wife Harriett three daughters James V Crabb one son two sisters one brother 13 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren. funeral at Blossom Funeral Home Parsons Friday at 2 with Rev. Lester Shields. burial Bethel Cemetery northeast of Erie.
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Cecil Lynn Crabb
Parsons
Stark
Chanute
Kansas
Denver
Harriett Marks
Huron
S. C
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Methodist Church
Brotherhood of Railroad
Helen Mount
Eric
Shirley Harding
Phyllis Thompson
James V. Crabb
Elizabeth Dawkins
Rapid City
S. D
Beulah Schiderman
Boise
Idaho
Ralph Crabb
Napa
Calif
Leighton W. Crabb
Blossom Funeral Home
Lester Shields
Bethel Cemetery
Erie
Neosho UNESCO Honors New Members at Dinner Meeting
Neosho UNESCO members hosted by Mr and Mrs Leon Carroll in St Paul welcomed new members at a covered dish dinner. Mrs Marie Stipp presided, and Mrs R C Buchanan led a prayer for Kennedy. Read letters praised 70 international students. United Nations Essay Contest planned for March 4 in county high schools.
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Leon Carroll
St. Paul
Neosho County
Unesco Executive Board
Marie Stipp
Chanute
R. C. Buchanan
Kennedy
Council
Hazel Meeker
Meeker
Bernard Smith
Stark
T. H. Cronemeyer
Funeral services for Surfside Hotel fire victims held
Services were scheduled today at Rodef Sholem Cemetery in Pleasantville for 13 unidentified victims of last week's Surfside Hotel fire in Atlantic City New Jersey.
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Rodef Sholem Cemetery
Pleasantville
Surfside
Neosho Valley Busy Bees Plan Christmas Party 4-H Club
Neosho Valley Busy Bees 4-H Club held a Monday meeting planning a December 14 Christmas party. Ronnie Poor screened three films while 22 members shared thanks. Roger Erickson led, committees named for 1964, and Wayne Erickson outlined a program including demonstrations, music, parliamentary procedure, crops talk, and recreation. The club earned a purple seal for 1963 work.
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Neosho Valley
Busy Bees
Ronnie Poor
Roger Erickson
Wayne Erickson
Sharlene Parker
Doug Lopeman
Mike Wiles
Vicki Hart
Georgann Rausch
John Rausch
Buford Anderson
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Nbc.tv
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Henry Watkins
Mexico
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Hans
Flowers
Cretestors Diversified Services, Inc
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J. F. Roberts
Bud Smulling
Savilla Rosborough
Lewis Schultz
Forrest Steeves
Gene Rigg
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