Livestock Prices Mixed As Kansas City Market Reports
AP reports in Kansas City feedlot listings cattle 7 000 head calves 400 with steers strong to 30 higher, heifers steady to 25 higher. choices 23.75 24.00, good to choice 20.00 23.35, cows 14.25 15.75, vealers 22.00 25.00. Hogs 3 000 with barrows gilts 25 50 higher, sows up to 25. 1 3 200 270 lb barrows gilts 15.25 16.00, 275 350 lb sows 14.50 14.75. Sheep 600 lambs steady to strong. ewes steady. prime lambs 19.00, good to choice 17.50 18.50. ewes 4.75 6.00.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Market livestock and grain prices across U.S. markets
The report lists Hogs and cattle bids by grade and weight, including U.S. No 1 and 2 hogs at 190-240 pounds for 15.25 to 15.50, sows down to 13.50, and bears 8.00 to 9.50. Cattle quotes cover grain fed steers 23.00 to 24.00, heifers 21.00 to 22.50, and stock calves 16.00 to 29.00, with various weights and quality notes. Sheep and veal prices follow, plus a note on old monarchical quit rents. Chicago grain futures show no wheat sales, corn around 1.36 to 1.37 for No 1 and No 2 yellow, oats about 0.71, soybeans near 2.76 to 2.79, with minor gains in most grains at session close.
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Chicago
Ownership and circulation report for The Chenute Tribune
Filing date October 1 1963 for The Chenute Tribune a daily except Sunday publication. Publisher Editor and Managing Editor Dwight McCreight Chanute Kansas sole owner The Chanute Publishing Co and related trusts with named trustees and beneficiaries Hutchinson and Chanute Kansas. No bondholders or other security holders owning 1 percent or more. Includes fiduciary disclosures per postal manual rules.
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The
Chenute Tribune
South Highland
Chanute
Neosho Co
Kansas
Dwight McCreight
Chanute Publishing Co
Chanute On Co
Kanute
Dwight H. Wallingford
Dorsey V. Osborn
John P. Harris
Peter Macdonald
Hutchinson
Publishing Enterprises, Inc
Ernest W. Johnson
Olathe
Fred M. Harris
First National Bank
Charles David Ray
Steven Sidney Ray
Harris Ashton Ray
Corporation
Wall Street Recovers as Blue Chips Rally Late
New York AP reports a brisk stock market recovery with blue chips rising late in the day. Trading remained active with about 4.4 million shares traded, up from 3.73 million on Monday. Small gains across key stocks varied from fractions to over a point.
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New York
Meigs 87 dies. Mrs Coulter services held at Elmwood
Louise Hamilton Meigs 87 of Kansas City died at Bethany hospital after living with a niece. She worked 39 years for Western Union, retired 1937, and was a member of Grace Episcopal church and Eastern Star. Graveside rites at Elmwood Cemetery Wednesday at 11 with Rev. Boyd Gamble Latimer officiating. Johnson Mortuary in charge. Elvin C Brenton funeral held Monday at Methodist church with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Millie Coulter
Neosho Memorial
Johnson Mortuary
Louise Hamilton Meigs
Day
Chanute
U.S
Bethany Hospia
Kansas City
New York
Republic County
Lou Smith
Net Cig
Am Tel & Tel
Clyde T. Meigs
Anaconda
Meigs
Sacasa Western Union
Beech Aire
U ‘S
Beth Steel
Beetles AW
Es Ae
The
Grace Episcopal Church
Cessna Air
Hulda Park- Mont Ward
Dow Chem
Elmwood Cemetery
Ford
Gibson Funeral Home
Deere Scsceness
Goodyear
Joe
Sears Rock
Sinclair Nen Enewes
Net Press
Rune
Sperry Sesegess
Ewer
NEWOE
Dwight McCreight
Brenton
Elvin C. Brenton
Methodist Church
Duff D. Wagoner
D. A. Finney
Dave Petterson
Ford Johnson
L. J. Junod
Roy Nicewaner
Ray Coder
O. H. Bates
Howard Parsons
Memorial Park Cemetery
Johnson
Egg prices hold steady in wholesale market
Kansas City AP reports consumer eggs unchanged while wholesale eggs for mediums rise to 36 39 cents per dozen at 80 percent yield. Poultry and butter also unchanged.
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Kansas City
Wheat and corn prices stand at Kansas City market report
AP dispatch lists grain bids with Wheat at 2.14 to 2.18 for No 2 hard and dark, No 3 at 2.11 to 2.48, No 2 red 2.08 to 2.14, corn 54 cars up 1 percent, No 2 white 1.28, No 3 1.18 to 1.31, No 2 yellow and mixed 1.29 to 1.28, oats 69 to 78, rye 1.39 to 1.49, barley 1.02 to 1.09, soybeans 2.67 to 2.79, bran 43.50 to 44.25, shorts 45.50 to 46.25.
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Kansas City
Chicago Produce Prices Mixed Across Poultry Butter Eggs
AP report from Chicago shows live poultry prices unchanged, butter steady to firm with varied scores, and wholesale eggs mixed. Poultry prices remained flat while butter ranged up to 2 higher in some grades and egg quotes varied by grade and quality.
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Chicago
Adult night classes seek enrollments at junior college
C V Crissman reports additional enrollments needed for accounting and shorthand adult classes to avoid cuts. Mrs. Robert Cox will accept enrollments in room 315 tomorrow from 7 to 7:30 for both courses, with at least seven more students required per class. Dressmaking and typing enrollments open tomorrow evening, 7 to 8, in 313, while woodworking runs at the Senior Trade School. The furniture refinishing and upholstering class is full.
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C. V. Crissman
Robert Cox
Crissman
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions and Moves
A Neosho area daily note reports hospital admissions and dismissals for Mrs Bert Doyle Humboldt and others, plus a Barston grass fire at 1 15 pm. It lists recent moves, Santa Fe Carload totals for the week ending September 28 1963, and blood donations used at the hospital laboratory.
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Bert Doyle
Humboldt
Medical
Charles Follmer
Buffalo
Minnie Stacy
N. Evergreen
Dean Skinner
N. Forest
Wayne Yarnell
R. 3
Ronald Decker
Yates Center
Henry Storck
Mark Ellis
James Treloggen
W. Main
Neoshote Memorial Hospital
J. M. Park Jr
W. S.wea. Jr
Red Cross
Ed Chapmen
N. Washi
F. W. Umbarger
Steuben
Plummer
Roy Howell
N. Highland
Marion Alexander
N. Central
Local social notices and incidents from Wichita and Neosho County
Mr and Mrs Fred Victory and Diana Lynn of Wichita returned home after visiting her relatives Mr and Mrs Leslie Talbot at 1729 S Central. Pauline Flynn of the State Welfare Office will speak at Neosho County Mental Health Association tonight at 7 30 at the Welfare office. Mrs George Eaton will show a film. Mr and Mrs K G Swaney attended the silver wedding anniversary of her sister and her husband Mr and Mrs Dale Blunt. an open house was held at Sunnyside Baptist Church in Wichita Sunday. Mrs Waive Goyette of Humboldt also attended. no injuries reported. The Barnow 1957 Chevrolet and the Pierson 1963 Studebaker station wagon both sustained about 300 dollars damage. Milt Snyder, Chamber of Commerce manager, attended a political participation workshop today at Coffeyville sponsored by the Coffeyville Chamber of Commerce with the state chamber. Left wheels of a 1963 Volkswagen driven by Linda Sparks 16 of R 3 were damaged in an accident at 5th and Santa Fe about 1 25 p m yesterday after the car hit the curbing while making a left turn. Kress store turned a 15 year old boy over to police yesterday for alleged shoplifting. he was released to his parents for conference with juvenile authorities.
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Pauline Flynn
State Welfare Office
Neosho County Mental Health Association
George Eaton
K. G. Swaney
S. Forest
Dale Blunt
Sunnyside Baptist Church
Wichita
Waive Goyette
Humboldt
Linda Sparks
5Th
Santa Fe
Kress Store
Army Pvt. Adkins to complete training at Fort Hood
Army Pvt. Charles W. Adkins, 23, son of Mrs Eva M Solf of 111 N Western, is set to complete advanced individual training at Fort Hood Texas on October 26. He entered the Army in May 1963, completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri, and attended Chanute High School.
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Army
Charles W. Adkins
Eva M. Solf
N. Western
Fort Hood
Tex
Adkins
Fort Leonard Wood
Chanute High School
Two Drivers Involved In Evening Highway Collision
Mary F. Barnow age 35 of 1602 South Evergreen and Wallace Pierson age 46 of Lawrence collided at the K39 US 59 junction east of Chanute around 6 25 p m yesterday. No injuries or further details released as police investigated at the scene.
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Mary F. Barnow
S. Evergreen
Wallace Pierson
Lawrence
Chanute
Employment In August Declines In Kansas
Topeka AP reports Kansas employment fell in August for the second straight month. At mid August 782 060 employed versus 819 000 in mid July. Nonfarm payroll declined to 577 900 from 580 300. Manufacturing eased after seasonal cutbacks. construction rose. Unemployment dropped from 30 800 to 29 100. state rate 3.0 percent in August after 3.6 percent in July. City rates Salina 2.9, Wichita 3.8, Topeka 6?
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Topeka
Kansas
M. W. Buffoon
State
Buffon
Air Conditioned Phoenix Mall Completes Center Cooling
In Phoenix a full shopping center including the mall is now air conditioned. The project covers common areas and retail spaces, improving comfort for shoppers and workers amid hot weather.
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Phoenix
Halloween Activities Planned for Fire Prevention Week
Fire department leads National Fire Prevention Week observances Oct 6 12 with public building inspections. About 35 civic groups law enforcement and officials plan a three day Halloween program Oct 30 through Nov 1 including Kiwanis Spook Parade UNICEF drive art marathon films games sock hop dances and a high school football game Nov 1 free for honor card holders.
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City Commission
Recreation Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Don Potter
Royster Junior High
Royster
St. Patrick’s
American Legion
Memorial Building
Chanute
Parsons
Cedar Lodge 103 Meeting Notice in Stated Communication
Cedar Lodge No. 103 to meet in Stated Communication on Wednesday October 2 at 7:30 p.m. A 78 year old woman traveling from Massachusetts to Tulsa became mentally ill on a Santa Fe train and was admitted to the hospital here before custody by policewoman Margaret Ecker and release to Millard W. Drisdell W M for Tulsa relatives. Visiting Brethren Welcome.
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Cedar Lodge No. 103
Massachusetts
Tulsa
Police Department
Margaret Ecker
Millard W. Drisdell
W. M
Fire drills planned in Chanute schools for next week
Fire drills are being scheduled in the Chanute schools for next week and fire prevention literature is being distributed through school classrooms. The literature is furnished by the National Board of Fire Underwriters. Some area rural schools are included in the distribution. Distributing the materials through the schools affords a practicable means of reaching a large number of homes.
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Chanute
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Bald Eagle Population Falls Below Five Thousand
A wildlife survey reports the bald eagle population has dwindled to under 5,000 individuals nationwide, signaling ongoing conservation challenges and the need for renewed habitat protection and monitoring efforts.
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Southeast Kansas District Dental Society
Otis Davis
Frank Taylor
Independence
Tom Haynes
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Homer Cook
Tribune
Keith Wright
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Barston
Grass
Fred Victory
Diana Lynn
Leslie Talbot
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Tro
Milt Snyder
Coffeyville
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Prather
Evergreen
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Jay T. Klinginsmith
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