Hog and cattle prices rise in Kansas City market report
Hog prices move higher with 4,000 head volume and hogs steady to 25 cents up. barrows and gilts 1-3 200-270 lb at 15.00-15.50 and 275-400 lb sows at 14.00-14.75. Sheep slaughter lambs steady to strong, ewes steady, feeders up to 25 cents. Cattle calves total 11,300 with slaughter steers steady to weak, cows strong to 25-50 higher, feeders 25-50 lower. specific quotes include 23.50-24.25 for select steers and 22.50-24.15 for select heifers.
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Kansas City
Livestock prices across hogs cattle sheep and calves
Market notes show U S hogs priced at 11.50 to 15.25 per cwt with variable grades and weights. Cattle steady with steers and heifers 600 to 700 pounds at 22.00 to 23.50, calves 21.00 to 24.00, stock calves 22.00 to 28.00, and cows 11.00 to 16.50. Sheep steady with spring lambs up to 17.00 and feeder and culled sheep priced accordingly.
Kansas City egg and poultry price report
AP KC reports consumer eggs by grade sizes, wholesale egg bids, poultry prices for heavy hens and capons, ducks, and live fryers and broilers by farm and delivered prices. Butter prices listed for grade A at solid and quarters. price ranges vary by weight and form.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Chicago Produce Poultry Prices Sharpen In Market Report
Chicago market bulletin shows live poultry prices rising with roasters trading 21 to 24 cents per pound, mostly 23 to 24. Special red and white rock fryers listed 1842 to 26 cents, indicating higher demand and steady gains across categories.
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Chicago
Chicago dairy and egg prices steady in AP report
Butter and eggs hold steady with the Chicago market showing AA 93, A 92, B 90 and C 89 for dairy. Egg whites and product grades hover near 70 percent or better, with varied percentages for whites, mixed, medium, standards and dirties as listed.
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Chicago
Tribune Phone Contact Line
If you cannot reach your Tribune by phone, contact your carrier. When unavailable, dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Grain prices and futures move on Chicago market
Chicago AP reports no wheat sales with grains mixed. No 2 yellow corn at 1.1942 and No 3 at 1.15 to 1.19. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.7142 to 2.734, oats No 1 heavy white 70. Declines in wheat December 2.1175, soybeans 4-1/4 lower to 2.69 to 2.69 1/2.
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Chicago
Kansas City Cash Grain Prices Report
Kansas City market report notes mixed tone for wheat corn and soybeans with several classes unchanged or slightly lower or higher. Wheat No 2 hard and dark hard around 2.16 to 2.21, corn No 2 white 1.30 to 1.38, soybeans 2.68 to 2.72, oats unchanged, bran 38.00 to 38.75, shorts 40.00 to 40.75. Details include 184 car wheat, 201 cars corn, 2 cars oats, Milo maize 1.92 to 1.97, kafir 1.87 to 2.00, rye 1.39 to 1.48, barley 1.02 to 1.08.
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Kansas City
Monsan
New York
Mont Ward
NY Central Eeee
Allied
Nor N Gas
Airlin
Nor Pac
Cyan Eee
Okla G & E
Okla N Gas
Avco Corp
Beech Airc
Boeing Airly Safeway
Bran Airw
Cessna Air
Champlin
Sears
Texaco
UN Carbide
Firestone
Union Pac
U S
Ford Mtr
U S Steel
Rt Gamble Sk
United Utilities
Wall Street Nears New Record High On Light Day
The stock market moved toward another record high late this afternoon in fairly active trading. Volume was about 5.4 million shares, down from Friday's 5.84 million. Corporate bonds were mixed while U.S. governments were mostly unchanged.
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New York
U.S
Car-Truck Crash Damages Estimated At 180 Dollars In Kansas
A 1961 Comet driven by James E. Kister of Parsons sustained about 180 dollars in damage after colliding with a 1946 International truck owned by Harold Heady and driven by Marion Showalter near the Neosho River bridge on K57 west of here around 2 p.m. Saturday. Sheriff George Neely said Kister attempted to pass the truck as Showalter began a left turn into a field.
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ST. Paul
James E. Kister
Parsons
Neosho River Bridge
Here
Harold Heady
Murray makes first ever eagle after odd ball bounce
J W Murray carded his first eagle on the Russellville Country Club No 10 hole when a shot hooked out of bounds hit a power line and rebounded into the cup. Eddie Biggs disputed the play asserting the ball was his.
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Russellville
J. W. Murray
Russellville Country Club
Murray
Eddie Biggs
Chanute sets up college scholarship tests across area
Chanute designated testing center for 130 area seniors applying for Summerfield Watkins and Putnam scholarships to KU and KSU. Tests run 8:30 to 4:00 in the school library under KU Guidance. Ten Chanute seniors listed. Activities include KU Band Day in Lawrence, Neewollah parade in Independence, UNESCO World Dinner at Hutton, PTA and music educator talks, Halloween plans, after school soccer for fifth and sixth graders, and eye testing for juniors this week.
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Chanute
Summerfield
Watkins
Kansas University
Lawrence
Putnam
Kansas State University
Manhattan
K.U. Guidance Department
Cindy Allen
Judy Carlson
Lynda Hutchison
Terry Lassman
Cheryl Ogle
Anne Sale
Don Potter
Steve Walker
Dwight Wicker
Dean Youngberg
Royster
Neewollah
Independence
Hutton Pta
John Knight
Leland Clapson
Kansas Music Educators Assn
Pittsburg State College
Kansas
Music Annex
Alcott School Council
Kayettes
Neosho County
Beverly Bohling
Sue Stevens
Sue Bretton
Betty McCown
Virgil Akins
Margaret Wood
Missouri Fire Fatal To Fort Scott Man
A 35-year-old man, William E. Hinkle, a Fort Scott siding and roofing salesman, died in an early morning home fire. Found at the front door by the night marshal, the blaze appears to have started in a bed. Coroner Curt Bradley cited severe burns and asphyxiation as the cause.
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Noel
William E. Hinkle
Fort Scott
Curt Bradley
Hinkle
Walter Hinkle
Journalism Award for Harris wins distinguished service
John P. Harris of Hutchinson Kansas, board chairman of Publishing Enterprises Inc, was named winner of the University of Minnesota award for distinguished service in journalism. The Inland Daily Press Association meeting announced the honor among nominees from 508 member newspapers in 22 states and Canada. Harris has 30 years as editor publisher and writer at the Hutchinson News, after leading roles at the Ottawa Herald and Chanute Tribune. Publishing Enterprises owns multiple Kansas papers and two Iowa weeklies.
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Chicago
John P. Harris
Hutchinson
Kan
Publishing Enterprises Inc
University of Minnesota
Inland Daily Press Association
Association
States
Canada
Harris
Hutchinson News
Ottawa
Herald
Chanute Kan
Tribune. Publishing Enterprises
Salina Journal
Ottawa Herald
Chanute Tribune
Olathe News
Garden City Telegram
Kansas
Spencer Reporter
Burlington Hawk- Eye
Iowa
Luck Strikes Twice For Chanute Catfish Pair
Fishermen George Wright and Roy Marts, both in Chanute, earned a 35 pound flathead from the Neosho River on a trotline using goldfish, then two days later landed a 36 pound flathead on the same trotline baited with carp. Their catch filled their freezers with catfish steaks before handing the trotline to others.
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Chanute
George Wright
S. Steuben
Roy Marts
W. Elm
Tribune
Neosho River
Mrs Wilma Williford Arrives in Chanute for Visit
Mrs Wilma Williford of La Mesa California arrived in Chanute today to spend two weeks with Mrs George Wood at 302 South Central.
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Wilma Williford
la Mesa
Calif
Chanute
George Wood
S. Central
Former Fredonians killed in Nebraska
Two men Benny Key 27 and Billy Key 26 both Bushnell Neb died when a car slid off Highway 30 west of Kimball in rain and crashed into a 40 foot ravine. The brothers were former Fredonia Kan residents with parents Ralph and wife near La Fontaine Kan.
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Kimball, Neb
Highway 30
Kimball
The
Highway Patrol
Benny Key
Billy Key
Bushnell
Neb
Fredonia
Kan
Ralph Key
la Fontaine
Tito Feels Good After Flu Attack Visits Princeton
President Tito of Yugoslavia, greeting reporters, said I feel good and appeared in strong health after recovering from a influenza attack last week. He left New York's Waldorf Astoria for a trip to Princeton University in New Jersey.
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NEW York
Tito
Yugoslavia
Waldorf- Astoria
Princeton University
New Jersey
Torres Stops Perez in Guadalajara Fight
Ef ran Torres of Mexico knocked out Pascual Perez of Argentina in the 3rd round in Guadalajara Mexico.
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Associated Press
Guadalajara
Mexico
Efran Torres
Pascual Perez
Argentina
Daily Transcript Hospital Dismissals and Admissions Brief
Hospital notes list dismissals and admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital across Saturday Sunday and today. Names include Larry Soderquist Mrs Henry Kennedy Ralph Metzen Calvin Hardman Claude Shepard Lee Wolf John Rohrbach Delbert McKellips Pearl Uthmann Maude Brillhart Margaret Bodley Linda Callarman John Newton Ern est Olson Phillip Jenson and Mrs Ronald Fowler along with a fire run at 11 35 a m. in grass. District Court filing in Chanute involves Aelleen Mae Thompson vs Charles Ray Thompson for divorce with marriage in 1950 Bentonville Ark custody child support and costs.
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Larry Soderquist
S. Larson
Henry Kennedy
S. Grant
Ralph Metzen
S. Highland
Calvin Hardman
Earlton
Claude Shepard
Humboldt
Lee Wolf
John Rohrbach
Buffalo
Medical
Delbert McKellips
N. Kansas
Harry Patterson
N. Lincoln
Pearl Uthmann
Neosho Manor
Maude Brillhart
Howard
John Newton
Boyd Smith
Ernest Olson
S. Lincoln
Phillip Jenson
E. 9Th
Ronald Fowler
W. Elm
Margaret Bodley
Linda Callarman
Plummer
District Court
Chanute
Aelleen Mae Thompson
Charles Ray Thompson
Bentonville, Ark
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Jeanie McClure 90
Mrs Jeanie McClure 90 died at her daughter’s home 901 S Washington after a short illness Born August 24 1873 in Bradys Bend PA she married William K McClure January 15 1890 They moved to Kansas in 1902 later living in Gridley Yates Center and Chanute She survived by two daughters two grandchildren eight great grandchildren five great great grandchildren one son and one daughter funeral arrangements incomplete Roy S Gibson Funeral Home in charge
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Jeanie McClure
Joe Stringfellow
S. Washington
James
Nancy Smith
Brady’s Bend
William K. McClure
Hillsville
Kansas
Gridley
Yates Center
Chanute
Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Randolph
Petrolia
Stringfellow
Barther
Thomas Smith
Cannonsburg
Roy S. Gibson
Pittsburg State College crowns Connie Noland homecoming queen
Connie Noland, 21, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Salb of Erie, was chosen homecoming queen at Pittsburg State College after a pep rally Friday night. The ceremony followed a morning parade and the Pittsburg Fort Hayes football game. finalists included Martyn Price, Judith McCreight, Judith Smith, and Kit Cuppy.
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Pittsburg
Connie Noland
Erie
Pittsburg State College
Miss Noland
Richard Salb
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Fort Hayes
Martyn Price
Mound Valley
Judith McCreight
Arkansas City
Judith Smith
Girard
Kit Cuppy
Reflecting on Anger After Harsh Remarks
A reader recalls a night spent replaying a sharp exchange and crafting biting retorts they wished they had spoken. The piece explores lingering frustration, sleep loss, and the urge to rehearse improved replies after conflict.
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Inland Daily Press Assn
Max Dalton
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Pat Marks
Tom Jones
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Lois Erickson
Paul VI
Council Fathers
Ecumenical Council
St. Peter's Basilica
MFA Auto Insurance
R. D. Hamar
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Hutton School
Greg Mitchell
Limerick
Etstort
Alan Collins
Mgr
Nebraska
ISAS
Hearing Aid Center
Chanute, Kansas
Tioga Hotel
Grover Davis
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