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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1963

Page

2

Livestock Prices Report From Kansas City Market

AP reports cattle and hog prices with hogs up to two dollars higher for barrows and gilts and sow values steady. Cattle and calves show strong to higher gains across steer and heifer categories with mixed cows and dealers in the 14.00 to 25.00 range. Sheep steady with prime lambs around 19.00.

Kansas City Wheat

Wall Street Opens Mixed as Rail Stocks Drag Markets

Wall Street in New York seen bleeding as Pennsylvania Railroad and New York Central weigh on late trading. Volume around 4.1 million shares with sector shifts, while corporate bonds rise and rail equities show strength in parts. Regional markets in Kansas City and Chicago report mixed grain and energy figures amid broad activity.

NEW York Pennsylvania New York Central Ma Street U.S

Daily Transcript Admissions Tuesday Snips

Fragmented medical notices list admissions and dismissals for Tuesday including individuals tied to Frank U Rankin 512 N Washington Mrs Ralph Brown 810 N Garfield Paul Lowe 1002 Lafayette Roy Timmons North Santa Fe and Mrs U s Charles Follmer Buffalo Tefft 1602 S Ashby Eddie Mark Sham Dean Skinner 1604 N Forest plus a birth for Pete Esch 310 N Forest a girl.

D ‘ Rankin N. Washington Ralph Brown N. U Garfield Paul Lowe N. Lafayette Roy Tim D ‘Mons North Santa Fe Charles Follmer Buffalo Harvey U Tefft S. Ashby Eddie Mark- D “Sham Dean Skinner N. Forest Pete Esch Russell D '‘S Davidson S. Lincoln Donald U S Shively

Parsons Livestock Market Prices Report

Hog and cattle prices hold steady with U.S. No. 1 and 2 hogs 190-270 pounds at 15.25 to 15.50 dollars, sows 12.00 to 14.00, cattle mostly 16.00 to 24.00 per hundredweight across weights and grades, veal calves 28.00 to 32.00, stocker and feeder steers and heifers 16.00 to 29.00, yearling stockers 16.00 to 25.00, cows 12.50 to 18.75, bulls 14.00 to 21.00, sheep and lambs steady with lambs up to 17.50 and ewes 2.00 to 12.00.

New York Admiral Seeee Allied Cheveeeree U ‘S Atlas le Curtiss Eagle Ford Mtr Kan P&l Lowe Mary Cem Martin M McCrory Minn Monson Ch Wichita Mont Ward Nat Bisc Eeeetee Sinclair Nat Gyps Chicago Butter Steady No Am Socony Seater Nor N Gassettee Spen Chem Sperry Adeeeere Okla G&fe Okla N Gas Peabody Coal Penney JC Tidewat Trans Air Ee Union Pac RCA U S Steel United Utilities Japan Reyn United States United Pres- St Joe Woolworth Sears Parsons U.S

Rev A F Salomonson Becomes Vilas Bethel Pastor

Vilas The Rev A F Salomonson of Clay Center has accepted a call to be pastor of Bethel Lutheran church in Vilas He will begin duties in Vilas in November Trustees prepare the parsonage for the Salomonsons

Vilas A. F. Salomonson Clay Center Bethel Lutheran Church of Salomonsons

Regional Meeting Reported at Parsons State Hospital

A regional meeting of the Neosho County Association for Mental Health was reported at Parsons State Hospital and Training Center. Norma Summers presided, with Adeline Fortney and other delegates outlining needs resources and future county activities including a teachers seminar October 19 and five delegates to the Kansas association annual meeting October 24-25 in Topeka. A film, literature racks and a November 5 meeting at Cha nute were planned, with Pauline Flynn as speaker.

Mental Health Association Parsons State Hospital and Training Center Neosho The Kansas Assn Topeka Fortney Summers Bob Geiger James Boerwinkle Max Lay Chanute

Dodgers Win Opener 5 2 In NY Yankees Series Opener 1943

Dodgers win the opener 5 to 2 as Koufax fans 12 with 69,000 attending. Gilliam, T. Davis and W. Davis contribute key hits while Mantle and Maris pace the Yankees. Roseboro breaks a series putout record amid tense early strikeout battles.

Cardinals Yankees Hod Eller Cincinnati Chicago White Sox Howard Roseboro Dodgers Gilliam W. Davis Richardson Kubek T. Davis F. Howard E. Howard Skowron Tracewski Boyer Pepitone Koufax Ford Carl Erskine Mantle Maris Hector Lopez Stan Williams Wills Tresh Ron Fairly Mickey Cochrane Philadelphia Athletics Roy Campanella Brooklyn Phil Linz Williams Erskine Dodger Steve Hamilton Harry Bright Hamilton Bright Fiskine

Cook William L funeral services at Stark Friends Church

Funeral service for William L Cook held at the Friends church in Stark with Rev. Patten officiating. Attendants included Mrs Odin Dunham and Mrs Walter Geriche, with bearers Oral Collins Odin Dunham Bernard Smith Bill Hadden Jack Drake and Roland Dodgers. Burial at Mount Mori Skowron Cemetery in Savonburg. Roseboro Johnson Mortuary in charge.

Mount Mori- Skowron Kubekah Cemetery Savonburg Tracewski Roseboro Johnson Mortuary

Abilene Driver Killed in Early Morning Crash

Charles E. Crider, 46, of Rt. 5 Abilene, died when his car veered off a township road seven miles east of Abilene and caught fire. The crash occurred early today and is reported by AP.

Abilene, Kan Charles E. Crider Rt. 5, Abilene Abilene

Wichitan Killed in Wichita Crash on U S 54 Overpass

Gary Decker was killed Tuesday night when his car lost control on a curve and struck a cement railing on the U S 54 overpass in Wichita. The crash occurred on a routine drive, authorities said, and no other injuries were reported.

Wichita Gary Decker U.S. 54

Clove Trees and Santa Fe Founding Facts

Clove trees belong to the myrtle family and reach heights of 30 to 50 feet. Santa Fe was founded in 1609 by the Spanish and became the capital of New Mexico.

Santa Fe New Mexico

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K. C. Livestock Wall Street Kansas City Cash Oats K. C AU Ees Missouri Arkansas Chicago Grain Neosho Memorial Hospital Daily Transcript Frank Eae Parsons Livestock eeeeGer New Bethel Pauline Flynn Bover Millie R. Coulter N. Central Coulter Huron Ohio Harry E. Coulter Chanute High School Grace Episcopal Church J. P. Gordin Arkansas City Ruth Harry Boyd C. Latimer Johnson Mortuary Elmwood Cemetery TVS General Electric Home Appliance CO Phon Dale Steinman Chanute Discount Company Binge S. Evergreen Cale Iwell & Son S. Santa Fe Ben Franklin Chiaut Gregg Ben Franklin
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