Livestock prices fall across hogs cattle and sheep Kansas City
AP report from Kansas City shows hogs six thousand head down one to three dollars for various classes barrows and gilts down widespread. sows 14.00 to 15.60 per hundred. sheep lambs weak with prime lambs 18.75 to 19.00 and ewes 4.75 to 6.00. Cattle at fourteen thousand five hundred head weaker, steers and heifers down. cows 13.00 to 14.50. dealers paying 21.00 to 24.00 for good to prime. Wheat and corn prices mixed with futures up modestly. soybeans steady to higher.
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Kansas City
Livestock Prices Across Hogs Cattle Sheep For Parsons Market
Hogs show varied quotes from 11.50 to 14.75 per cwt with different grades and weights. Cattle steady with grain fed steers and heifers 600 to 700 pounds at 23.00 to 24.00 and other classes ranging down to 16.00. Sheep steady with spring lambs up to 17.00 and feeders 12.00 to 14.00. breeding ewes 6.00 to 12.00.
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Parsons
U.S
Kansas City egg and poultry price report data
AP reports Kansas City wholesale and consumer egg prices by size and grade, plus poultry and butter rates. Consumer eggs list large medium small classes with cage and dirties checks, wholesale eggs show 80 percent white prices, poultry includes hens capons ducks with live and delivered prices, Missouri Arkansas live fives and broilers at farm and plant, and butter grade A prices per pound.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Wheat and Soybeans Price Report from Chicago AP
Chicago AP reports bid prices for grains with wheat No 1 yellow hard at 2.12 and a quarter, corn No 3 yellow at 1.18, sample grade yellow 95'4 to 1.16, soybeans No 1 yellow at 2.72, soybean oil at 9'4. Wheat closes up to a half cent, corn up then down, oats mixed, rye up, soybeans down with November at 2.70 and 692. Market handling indicates fluctuating prices across futures contracts.
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Chicago
Butter and egg prices steady with slight drops in poultry
In Chicago wholesale markets butter held steady with small increases noted in some grades. Eggs show irregular movement with whites mostly 37 to 37 for grade A and other grades down. Live poultry prices unchanged to one cent lower, roasters at 23 to 24 and special fed white rock fryers at 18 to 19.
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Chicago
Wall Street Dips and Rises Slightly on a Quiet Monday
Wall Street prices wavered within a narrow range late this afternoon in what brokers call a normal Monday pattern. The market has not closed higher on a Monday since August 26. Volume was about 43 million shares versus 4.74 million Friday. Some issues rose or fell by multiple points on special situations, but most key issues moved only fractionally. Corporate bonds edged up slightly while government securities were mostly unchanged.
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New York
Bower Funeral Service Held At First Baptist
Mrs Myrtie Ellen Bower funeral service conducted at First Baptist Church with Rev Dale E Sneeringer officiating. Choirs sang In the Garden and In the Sweet Bye and Bye. Floral attendants listed and bearers named. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Johnson Mortuary handled arrangements.
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George Morehead
Orville Kepley
Fay Noland
Elmwood Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Gug Peak Service for Henry Peak Held in Humboldt
Funeral service for Henry Peak at Price Funeral Home Humboldt with Rev. Gene Taylor officiating. Burial in Mt Hope Cemetery Humboldt. Wesley W Gray, 92, Humboldt, died Sunday after 12 year illness. Born December 7 1870 Lincoln Missouri came from Ottawa 1895.Worked Santa Fe 1900s clothing business 1935 Humboldt Brick and Tile 1951 retirement. Survived by wife Lettie Barr Gray sister Berda Embry foster daughter Ralph Roberts Tulsa two nephews two nieces. Graveside service at Mt Hope Wednesday 11 am with Rev. Gene Taylor. Price Funeral Home in charge.
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Henry Peak
Price Funeral Home
Humboldt
Gene Taylor
The
Methodist Church
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Wesley W. Gray
Lincoln
Ottawa
Santa Fe
Humboldt Brick and Tile Company
Lettie Barr
Lola
Berda Embry
Parsons
Ralph Roberts
Tulsa
Mt. Hope
Humboldt Methodist Church
Nellie Hodgden Rites Held at Kimball Church
Funeral service for Nellie Amelia Hodgden was held at Kimball Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev. L. W. Biddle officiating. Mrs. Jan Hayden and Esther Clements sang Precious Lord and I Am Thine O Lord. Burial followed in Bethel Cemetery near Kimball. Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home arranged the service.
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Hodgden
Nellie Amelia Hodgden
Kimball Evangelical United Brethren Church
L. W. Biddle
Parsons
Jan Hayden
Esther Clements
Lord
Elmer Hazen
Pauline Page
Carl Hazen
Harold Sample
Max Page
Jewell Clements
Fred Hayden
Russell Page
Bethel Cemetery
Kimball
Roy S. Gibson
Funeral service for Nannie Baker held at Roy S. Gibson
The funeral for Nannie Vircellah Baker took place at Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home on Saturday afternoon with Dr. Fred Shaw officiating. Mrs Curtis Carlson accompanied singers Nelson Pringle Noel Jackson and others in What A Friend We Have in Jesus and He Leadeth Me. Bearers included Lawrence R Beaty Joseph D Baker Richard R Waugh Gene Shultz Dale Nelson and Melvin Carlson. Burial followed in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Baker
Nannie Vircellah
Roy S. Gibson
Fred Shaw
Curtis Carlson
Nelson Pringle
Noel Jackson
Jesus
Lois Jackson
Lawrence R. Beaty
Joseph D. Baker
Richard R. Waugh
Gene Shultz
Dale Nelson
Melvin Carlson
Memorial Park Cemetery
Indecent Exposure Complaint Signed in Mission Area
A Mission woman filed an indecent exposure complaint against a young Chanute man, alleging his car followed hers for miles on the highway south of town while the driver was unclothed. He was picked up east of town and released to relatives pending conference with authorities this afternoon. The second paragraph notes American Pencil Manufacturers produce 1.5 billion pencils annually and offer about 350 different kinds.
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Mission
Fertilizers Focus On Phosphorus Nitrogen And Potash
The three main fertilizers are phosphorus nitrogen and potash highlighting essential plant nutrition.
Adults Classes Dropped Due To Low Enrollment
Adult night courses in typing shorthand and bookkeeping are canceled this semester due to low enrollment. They will be offered again in January. The woodworking class meets tomorrow at 7 pm at Senior Trade School for 40 class hours, likely on Tuesdays, with students making projects and learning to read plans and use tools. Enrollment for a photography class of six to eight hours will be announced later.
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C. V. Crissman
Crissman
Widow seeks Supreme Court review in tobacco case
A New Orleans widow, Victoria Lartigue, was denied Supreme Court review of her suit alleging R. J. Reynolds and Liggett & Myers are liable for her husband Frank J. Lartigue's lung cancer death. The suit, filed after his 1955 death, failed in district and circuit courts, with claims of implied warranty of wholesomeness against cigarette makers. The defendant companies argued the man, who died at 65 after heavy smoking since age nine, cannot assign liability. Also noted, from 1916 to 1962, government predator control killed over 2,950,000 coyotes.
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Washington
New Orleans
Supreme Court
Victoria St. Pierre Lartigue
U.S. District Court
Frank J. Lartigue
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Hospital Admission and Discharge Log At Neosho Memorial
Daily Transcript lists admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital for Saturday Sunday and today. Noted are patients such as Mrs Jo seph Bryan and Arleigh Locke as well as births and a grass fire on Lincoln Street. Named streets and addresses appear for patient identification and incident details.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Joseph Bryan
Edward Sloan
S. Santa Fe
Thomas Neagle
Humboldt
Bobby Clements
William H. Earnest
S. Lafayette
Joe Wasser
N. Evergreen
Dennis Goodsell
W. Sycamore
Arleigh Locke
Katy
Charles L. Olson
Lavenburg
Ray O. Finley
Weekend visitors and fossil exhibit winners in Topeka
Mr and Mrs Ray Christian sen and sons from 809 S Allen visited sister Mrs Robert Dorsch and Lisa in Springfield Mo over the weekend. On Saturday they toured Table Rock Dam. Kenneth Davis of 1518 S Highland won the blue ribbon for their fossil exhibit at the Topeka Gem and Mineral Show held in Topeka Saturday and Sunday.
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Ray Christiansen
S. Allen
Robert Dorsch
Lisa
Springfield
Table Rock Dam
Kenneth Davis
S. Highland
Topeka
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