Livestock Prices Steady Across Kansas City Market
Cattle and calves 4500 head with feeders 27.50 to 28.70 for 900 to 960 lb, good and choice 535 to 875 lb 23.50 to 27.50. Hogs 4000 head barrows and gilts 210 to 230 lb 18.75 to 19.50, 200 to 240 lb 18.25 to 18.50, 200 to 250 lb 18.00 to 18.50, 290 lb range 16.50 to 18.00. sows 14.50 to 16.00. Sheep 200 head with lambs 25.25 to 26.75, prime 26.00. Cows utilities 17.00 to 19.00, heiferettes up to 22.00, canners 14.00 to 17.50, shelly down to 11.00, stock cows 16.00 to 20.00. Bulls 20.00 to 22.00, choice bulls 23.00 to 24.00, lower 18.00 to 19.75, breeding bulls 22.00 to 25.00. Sheep fine 24.00 top, utility 19.00 to 21.00, wood 20.00, feeder lambs 20.00 to 21.00, cull lambs 15.00 down, slaughter ewes 4.50.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Chicago Prices Report for Butter Eggs Poultry and Cars
Chicago buyers report butter at varying grades with 93 core AA 67 and 92 66 percent, eggs at 80 percent or better A whites 46, mediums 40, standards 38, checks 26. Live poultry buying prices unchanged roasters 25-26, 42 special fed white rock fryers 19-21.
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Chicago
Livestock Price Ranges in Parson County Markets
Market notes show cattle and hog prices by grade and weight. Parson reports include boars sows heifers calves and stockers with price bands from 9 to 35 dollars, covering U S choice good and prime categories across weights.
Kansas City Egg and Butter Prices Steady in Wholesale Market
AP reports wholesale eggs unchanged with large A 40-4 and large B 4-38, while butter remains steady with grade A Yb solid 79 and grade A quarters at 80 per pound. City market names appear as Kansas City and references to wholesale pricing indicate ongoing stable dairy and egg costs.
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Kansas City
Boy Referred To Juvenile Officer In Gun Incident
A 12 year old boy was referred to a juvenile officer yesterday after being accused of firing a .22 rifle reportedly taken from 1115 S Malcolm. Police initially received a report of gunfire at 1119 S Central. Mrs. Wallace Love reported the missing rifle and a .410 shotgun. Both guns were recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Zumalt
S. Malcolm
S. Central
Wallace Love
Fred Waring to Perform at Memorial Auditorium Sunday
Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians will present a show at Memorial auditorium Sunday evening. The company of 6 singers instrumentalists and orchestra and glee club members comprises a complete musical revue. The troupe comes directly from Kiel auditorium in St Louis where they perform Saturday. It was reported yesterday the show would be here Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Waring
Memorial Auditorium
Glee Club
Chanute
Kiel Auditorium
St. Louis
Oil Pioneer Jerry Carr Honored At Permian Basin Show
YATES CENTER Kansas resident Jerry Carr receives a certificate of recognition from the Permian Basin Oil Show in Odessa Texas naming him a Petroleum Pioneer. Carr began in 1902 in Ohio and worked across Indiana Illinois Oklahoma and Texas before forming Gillilan and Carr Co. in 1918 with Dr W E Gillilan of Chanute. The firm dealt in gas and later oil drilling. Carr also raced horses and held claimed speed marks in California and Kansas. The Gillilan and Carr Co. lasted 34 years until Gillilan’s 1952 death. Carr’s son Lionel continues the old business in Clarkston Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yates Center
Dennis
Jerry) Carr
Odessa
Tex
Carr
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Oklahoma
Texas
Chanute
W. E. Gillilan
Gillilan and Carr Co
Housing Survey At Yates Center
Questionnaires are available for residents of Yates Center interested in a rental housing project mainly for seniors but possibly for low income families. The survey gauges practicality and community interest to justify construction. Available at the State Exchange Bank Woodson County ASC office Yates Center News and from any Ministerial Alliance member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yates Center
State Exchange Bank
Woodson County
ASC
Yates Center News
Ministerial Alliance
Theft reported at residence on Malcolm Street
Paul Dent reported to police that someone entered his home at 6:20 p.m. yesterday and stole 3 dollars from a sliding drawer in a cabinet. The incident occurred at 1521 South Malcolm Street and involved only a small cash loss.
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Paul Dent
S. Malcolm
Short School Week Reduces Activities
Observed Thanksgiving in Unified School District 413 shortens the week. Students dismiss tomorrow and Friday, return Monday. Senior High held an 11:15 a.m. assembly with the band and eight speech department members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unified School District 413
Stan Purvis
Charlotte Clum
United States
Gypsum Quits Parsons Plant
National Gypsum Co and the Army announced the termination of the operating contract at the Kan sas Army Ammunition Plant east of Parsons set for mid-1969. The plant will keep operating with only top management changes, as National Gypsum expands into a multi plant structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
National Gypsum Co
Kanas Army Ammunition Plant
Army
National Gypsum
National
Wall Street Gains Fade As Dow Dips After Rally
Wall Street trading showed early gains slipping with the Dow Jones industrial average down 2.74 at noon to 976.75 after a Tuesday rally. Du Pont and Eastman Kodak contributed to the drop while the NYSE index rose. brokers cited Thanksgiving holiday and a longer four day weekend as factors cooling activity.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Dow
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Wall
Santa Fe seeks mobile agency trial in Kansas towns
The Santa Fe railway plans to ask the Kansas Corporation Commission for authority to run a one year trial mobile agency serving Burlington Waverly Gridley and Madison. The unit is an office on wheels with two way radio links to stations and train crews and would be based at Burlington.
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Burlington
Santa Fe Railway
Kansas Corporation Commission
Waverly
Gridley
Madison
Santa Fe
College editor leads Kansas State College paper
Bill Jenkins son of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Jenkins edits the Collegio weekly at Kansas State College of Pittsburg successor to Manualite Jenkins a KSC senior belongs to Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity Musicians invited to Old Time Fiddlers meeting Sunday at Blue Mound theater program free to the public Thanksgiving dinners listed for multiple local residents Safari Museum open Thursday 10 am to 5 pm for holiday visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Jenkins
H. E. Jenkins
S. Allen
Collegio
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
KSC
Jenkins
Sigma Tau Gamma
Blue Mound
Safari Museum
Ann Lou Mattix
Pike Assignment Shakes Up Kansas Turnpike Command
Lt. Gene Goldsberry of Sabetha is named second in command to Capt. Ed Dunkel at the Wichita headquarters of the Kansas Turnpike division. He joined the patrol in 1957 after Army service including two years in Japan and earlier work in Topeka Valley Center and the aircraft division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita, Kan
Gene Goldsberry
Sabetha
Kansas Turnpike Division
Kansas Highway Patrol
Ed Dunkel
Wichita
Goldsberry
Japan
Topeka
Valley Center
Patrol
FAA studies means to curb modern hijackers
Washington AP reports the Federal Aviation Administration is studying several approaches to deter airplane hijackers. Potential measures include deploying electronic screening devices and other screening improvements to strengthen passenger security and prevent hijackings.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
Deaths and Funerals in Humboldt Area
Obituaries list Mrs Gladys F Scott 73 Humboldt died at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Born 1895 near Iola she married Charles H Scott in 1914. Also Delbert C Harwood 78 Humboldt died at home. Elldon Wayne Hand memorial service in Savonburg. Oscar Pruitt El Dorado heart attack. Mrs Morris Stubblefield 81 died at Bryant Rest Home with funeral at Johnson Chapel.
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Gladys F. Scott
Humboldt
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Humboldt Area
Iola
Charles Wright
Charles H. Scott
Arthur Scott
Yuba City
Calif
Dolly Simmons
Longmont
Colo
R. C
Bill) Wright
Price Funeral Home
Vernon Cravens
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Delbert C. Harwood
George
Iowa
Harlowtown
Mont
Edna Bailey
Mankato
Minn
Hazel Parsons
Vandalia
Elmer Harwood
Dale Harwood
Coffeyville
Arthur Harwood
Charles H. Minsch
Hand
Eldon Wayne Hand
Johnson Chapel
Myron Slater
Mt. Moriah
Savonburg
Seiling
Okla
Donna Lassen
R. 3
Erie
Roleo Manufacturing Com
Joe Thurman
S. Malcolm
Oscar Pruitt
el Dorado
Allen Memorial Hospital
Pruitt
Chanute
Dietz-Pitman
Morris Stubblefield
Morris
Ida May) Stubblefield
Highland
Bryant Rest Home
Stubblefield
Neosho County
Girard
Christian Church
Shaw
Security Benefit Lodge
Bert Sutton
Shaw Cemetery
Yates Center Fans Visit K State Oklahoma State Game
Yates Center high school sent two school bus loads of varsity and junior high football players to the Kansas State University Oklahoma State University game in Manhattan. The trip was sponsored by the Yates Center Quarterback Club.
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John Cole
Denice Rousch
Jo Anna Erickson
Martha Johnstone
Connie Riggle
Ruby Feld
Terri West
Craig Haugsness
Robert C. Green
Zion Lutheran Church
Iola
Kansas State Teachers College Chamber Orchestra
Cherrie Curls
Sandwall
Ann Harp
Yates Center
Kansas State University
Oklahoma State University
Manhattan
Plane Crashes into Lake Near Meigs Field
Five people from Oklahoma survived a Lake Michigan crash after their two engine plane slid off Meigs Field runway. Pilot Louis Stallings 39 co-pilot Larry Abbound 28 owner L G Neblett 49 and Robert D Thomas 55 president of Wapco Inc and his wife Barbara 52 were treated for exposure at Mercy Hospital and expected to be released. Stallings cited brake hydraulic pressure failure and excessive speed on approach.
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Louis Stallings
Tulsa
Larry Abboud
Sand Springs
Okla
L. G. Neblett
Robert D. Thomas
Wapco Inc
Barbara
Daily Transcript Reports Hospital Visiting Hours and Citations
Neosho Memorial Hospital lists visiting hours from 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm with a census of 70 adults and pediatrics and five babies. The report also details numerous Tuesday and today entries of patients and locations. A list of patrol citations follows for speeding and traffic offenses with fines and costs across several towns and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Wayne Beggs
Columbus
Robert Duncan
Parsons
Roger Brune
Buckner
Paul LaForge
Lloyd Christmas
Beryl Lawrence
Wichita
John Dickey
Siloam Springs
Ark
James Bain
Sulphur Springs
Tex
J. Woods
Springdale
Gene Golkoski
Odessa
Linda J. Pilgrim
Garfield
Don Coates
James Redfearn
Miami
Okla
Ames Kilster
St. Paul
Tuesday Night Duplicate Bridge Scores Highlight Local Pairs
Five tables of duplicate bridge were played in the Home Savings lounge. Above average scores include Mr and Mrs Dan Forbes Neodesha 63 percent Mrs Bob Allen and Mrs Fred Johnson 62 percent Larry O Connell Hutchinson and Bob Allen 59 percent Mrs Frank Jones and Mrs Clyde Bloomheart 5512 percent and Mrs Paul King with Mrs George Eaton 565 percent.
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Home Savings Lounge
Dan Forbes
Neodesha
Bob Allen
Fred Johnson
Larry O'Connell
Hutchinson
Frank Jones
Clyde Bloomheart
Paul King
George Eaton
Win-A-Couple Class Elects New Officers
Officers were elected at the Win-A-Couple Class of the First Christian Church meeting at Mrs. Wilma Sho Walter's home. New officers are Mrs. Norma Morris president Mrs. Lucille Duff vice president Mrs. Frances Thornton treasurer and Mrs. Mildred Powers secretary and reporter A noon covered dish and turkey dinner followed. The December 5 meeting will be at Mrs. Eva Payne's home.
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Fort School
Chanute High School
Don Noland
Mike Bauer
Susan Kensett
Linda Ford
Vicki Scott
Alta Spurrier
Linda Holtzman
Neosho County
Kansas
Royster Junior High School
Barbara Keller
Kayettes
Chanute United Fund
Thayer
First Christian Church
Wilma Showalter
Norma Morris
Lucille Duff
Frances Thornton
Mildred Powers
Powers
Isaiah
Eva Payne
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K.C. Livestock
Parsons Livestock
Phillips
Tioga Hotel
K.C
Samsonite
Wells
Lothiers
Jerry Carr Oil
Wall Street
Mobile Agency
Burlington Area
Missy
E. E. Zastrow
W. 3Rd
Bennett Wright
Kirk, Kyle and
Karla
Dewey, Okla
Ethel Wright
H. J. Fisher
S. Plummer
Gertrude Johnson and
Hollis
Veaubleau, Mo
Spencer Brandon
Timmy
Tammy
W. 2Nd
Rod Goltry
S. Rutter
H. D. Barnett
Waco Greathouse
Vern Holman
D. G. Starcher
Tonganoxie
Mary Knapp
Owen Purviance
S. Highland
Earl Hunter
S. Garfield
Beulah Johnson
W. Ist
Richard Markham
Pamela
Deborah
Harry Main
Elmer H. Sor
Denver
Gene Bilyeu
S. Wilson
Berga J. Comer
R.N
Kansas State Department of Health
Kansas Council For Children and Youth
White House
L. P. Burris
Bruce Burris
Maple Leaf Tea Room
Hugo T. Wedell
Fred Gades
Daughers
Meg
Susan
Glen Torrey
Elizabeth
Rebbeca
Peter
A. W. Roy
Harlan A. Lee
Fort Scott
Wedell
Gades
Torrey
Roy
Mrs. Lee
Pike
Lake Michigan
Meigs Field
Mercy Hospital
the Silver Grill
Daily Transcript
Peggy O'Donnell
Joplin
Glenn Alexander
Henry Rapp
W. Main
Grace Hamsher
S. Forest
Nancy Peters
Richard King
Stark
Forrest McMillen
Ruth Umbarger
S. Santa Fe
Robert Greve
Carter A. Willis
Judith Thurman
N. Highland
Pearl Johnson
Colonial Acres
Charles Cowan
Edgar Lacen
Galesburg
Ruth Cragg
Glenn Worley
George Nordstedt
Phyllis Brown
S. Kansas
Stphen George
W. Malin
Charles Davidson
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