Livestock Market Report From Kansas City AP
Kansas City AP livestock figures show cattle 16 000 and calves 1 000 with slow to weak demand. Slaughter steers 23.50 to 21.50, heifers 22.25 to 23.75, calves 15.50 to 18.00, and feeder steers 19.25 to 20.65. Hogs about 6 000 with mixed movement. sows down 25, hog weights listed. Lambs and ewes steady. slaughter lambs 21.25 to 21.50, feeder lambs 15.50 to 18.00. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers quoted at farm 13 13, delivered 13 2 to 14 2. Butter unchanged at 69 for Grade A 1b, egg report none.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Market Prices for Hogs Cattle Veal and Sheep
Parsonss daily market listings show hogs priced by grade and weight with U S No 1 and 2 at 190-240 pounds 15 25 to 15 75 and various other hogs sows heavier sows stags and bears listed. Cattle prices cover grain fed steers and heifers U S choice 22 00 to 24 00 good 20 00 to 22 00 and standards 16 00 to 20 00 plus calves stockers feeders yearlings and heifers with numerous weight and quality brackets. Veal ranges prime 22 00 good and choice 18 00 to 20 00 commercial 14 00 to 17 00 plain 11 00 to 14 00. Cows utility commercial 11 00 to 12 50 stock cows 13 00 to 19 00 and bulls 16 50 to 19 00 with choice Bologna 17 00 and lower grades 12 00 to 14 00. Sheep good and choice spring lambs up to 20 10.
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Parsons
U.S
Chicago AP Poultry Butter Eggs Prices Steady
Chicago AP report shows live poultry prices unchanged to higher with roasters at 23 to 26 cents and special fed White Rock fryers at 18 to 19 cents. Butter steady with 93 score AA at 59.12, 92 A at 59.12, 90 B at 50s, 89 C at 57. Eggs mixed with prices 2 cents lower to 2 higher, A whites at 37, mixed 37, mediums 29 to 30 cents.
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Chicago
Market closes mixed with mixed grain futures in Chicago
Chicago AP reports commodity bids closed with no wheat oats or soybean sales. Corn No 2 yellow 1.26, No 3 yellow 1.25, sample yellow 1.23 2, soybean oil 10.65. Soybeans finished 5 l 2 to 9 cents per bushel lower. November 2.68 67. wheat slid to 1.50 1/2. December new grade 1.50 1/2. corn down 1/2 to 1 1/4. December 1.21 54 1/2. oats 5s to 7s lower. December 66 1/2. rye 1/4 lower. December 1.27 1/2.
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Chicago
Grain Prices and Futures Dip in Kansas City Market
AP reports Kansas City market notes wheat and corn prices with bids for No 2 and No 3 grades, mixed oats, rye, barley and soybeans, alongside Milo maize values. Wheat futures closed lower as trading slowed. detailed car lots and price ranges listed for wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, soybeans, bran and shorts.
Bicycle Car Collision Near 12th and Santa Fe
Police report a bicycle ridden by 11 year old Jeff Erickson of 715 N Grant collided with a car at 4 15 p m Saturday near 12th and Santa Fe. The boy sustained no injuries. The driver was Emma Lou Green of 103 W 21st.
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Jeff Erickson
N. Grant
12Th
Santa Fe
Satuday
Emma Lou Green
W. 21St
Plains Indians Name Montana Peaks as Back Bone of the World
In remarks about the northwest Montana landscape, Plains Indians described the soaring snow crowned mountains as the back bone of the world, reflecting a deep cultural reverence for the high country. The phrase captures the enduring connection between people and peaks in the region.
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Northwest
Montana
McCarver Powers Cardinals To Narrow Lead In Classic Contention
In a tight game the Cardinals inch ahead 3-2 as McCarver drives in a run with a single and the teams exchange innings. Yankees respond with singles and a late homer by Tresh, but Cardinals hold edge past the seventh with key defensive plays and timely hits.
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Yankees
K. Boyer
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Tresh
McCarver
Mikkelsen
Shannon
Maxvill
Richardson
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Net Saturday and Sunday
Daily Transcript lists Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions and dismissals across Saturday Sunday entries, naming patients by initials and last names with city and medical or surgical notes, plus births, traffic citation, and remarks from local officials and chamber of commerce. Notable items include a traffic stop for Steven Moon, a Kansas Retail Council meeting plan with Milt Snyder and Royce Wells, and Johnny Webb arrested for intoxication with $15 bond.
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Chamber of Commerce
Kansas Retail Council
Abilene
Royce Wells
Gene Mugrage
The
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Johnny R. Webb
N. Steuben
Wall Street Mixed Rises as Markets Slacken on Columbus Day
Wall Street gained on rails and selected issues in a mixed market as Columbus Day thrifted trading. Volume was about 4.5 million shares versus 5.29 million Friday while corporate bonds showed mixed activity. U.S. Treasury trading was largely paused due to the holiday.
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New York
U.S. Treasury
Seek Aid of Pope In Serious Crisis Within Vatican
A group of progressive cardinals asked Pope Paul VI to intervene in a Vatican Ecumenical Council crisis. They accuse conservative prelates of seeking to water down drafts on Jews religious liberty shared papal episcopal powers and the Church in the modern world.
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Paul VI
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Gaston Cruzat
Episcopate
Eddie Cantor Dies Silent Hollywood Icon
Eddie Cantor died of a heart attack at his Beverly Hills home aged 72. Burial will be private per Groman Mortuary. Cantor spent years apart from the public that made him famous as Gracie Allen and Harpo Marx also recently died. His daughters Natalie Metzger and Edna McHugh were with him. Marilyn Cantor and Janet Gari live in New York. Marjorie Cantor, his secretary daughter, died in 1959.
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Beverly Hills
Natalie Metzger
Edna McHugh
Marilyn Cantor
Janet Gari
New York
Marjorie
Deaths and Funeral for Mrs Mae Diehl of Hiawatha
Mrs Mae Diehl 52 of Hiawatha died Sunday morning in a St Joseph Missouri hospital after an eight week illness. Widow of Cecil Diehl a former United Telephone district manager. Born Highland February 7 1912 she lived in the Hiawatha area most of her life. Survived by father William Benton two sisters and one brother. Funeral at First Christian Church Hiawatha Tuesday at 2 pm with burial Mount Hope Cemetery Hiawatha Grave side services by VFW Auxiliary.
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S. Evergreen
Retha Benton
Horace C. Benton
Topeka
Mount Hope
Chanute College students attend teachers workshop in Topeka
Sandra Stoll Francine Stacy Phil Carter Bonnie Headly and Jerry Weis of the Student Education Association of Chanute Junior College attended a Student Kansas State Teachers Association officers workshop in Topeka Saturday. Films were shown in the afternoon after exchanges with students from other colleges during the morning session.
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Francine Stacy
Phil Carter
Bonnie Headly
Jerry Weis
Student Education Association of Chanute Junior College
Kansas State Teachers Association Officers Workshop
Topeka
Airman David Wendeln Enlists in Air Force Training
David Oliver Wendeln son of Mr and Mrs Oliver Wendeln of 919 S Highland enlisted in the Air Force on Oct 9 He has reported to Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas for six weeks basic training at the ic training center for new airmen.
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Oliver Wendeln
S. Highland
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
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Oklahoma Kansas Numismatic Assn Convention at Baker Hotel
The 17th annual convention of the Oklahoma Kansas Numismatic Association will be held at the Baker Hotel in Hutchinson on October 16 17 and 18. An auction of coins is scheduled for Saturday at 8 p.m. and a special education room will be open Saturday afternoon.
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The
Oklahoma-Kansas Numismatic Association
Baker Hotel
Hutchinson
Rock strikes car windshield during north Santa Fe drive
A man reported to police last night that a rock struck and broke his 1960 Ford windshield in the 700 block on North Santa Fe while he was driving. He said the rock appeared to be thrown. Officers found no one nearby. A breakfast meeting of the Ambassadors, Chamber of Commerce membership group, is set for Wednesday at the Silver Grill at 7 o'clock.
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Ambassadors, Chamber of Commerce
Silver Grill
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