Market Summary for Livestock and Dairy Prices in Kansas City
Livestock prices show cattle weak to 50 lower on steers and heifers, cows up to 50 higher. Hogs mostly steady to 25 lower with some cuts 50 off. sows steady to weak. Lambs steady to 25 higher with prime and choice ranges around 20.50 to 21.25. Eggs and butter unchanged. wholesale eggs quoted at large 36-38 cents per dozen, mids 27.5-29.0. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers largely unchanged at farm and plant prices around 14 to 14.5.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Parsons
U.S
Commodity and livestock prices across markets report
Parson hog prices list U S grades by weight and cut with sow and bull figures. cattle veal cows bulls and sheep values shown by grade. Chicago and Kansas City closes show grains futures and livestock prices. Wall Street ends with slight gains in a mixed session.
Daily Transcrint Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Listings for Neosho Memorial Hospital show admissions and dismissals on Tuesday and today. Names include Susan Lesher, Mrs Emil Lofgren, Mrs Loren Lowe, Oscar Smith, Ed Lesher, Daniel Morelan, Mrs William Nutt, Claude Brennan, Jess Williams, and Mrs Don Sailors with medical or surgical notes. Also noted are City Court action in Fort Scott over fence damages and a fire run at Merle Kelly agency with a 1957 Lincoln paint and wiring damage from muffler cutting.
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Susan Lesher
W. 5Th
Emil Lofgren
N. Forest
Loren Lowe
S. Tennessee
Oscar Smith
N. Washington
Ed Lesher
George Beaman
Humboldt
Margie Luker
S. Lincoln
Cheryl Keenan
Gilbert Ranz
Western
Ora Cheyney
Daniel Morelan
W. Main
William W. Nutt
Ashby
Claude W. Brennan
Highland
Jess Williams
Garfield
Don R. Sailors
Eric
Earl True
Patrick Legge
N. Central
Billy Bates
Fort Scott
Martin P. McNamara
West Main
Merle Kelly
Evergreen
Jesse Bailey
Hiattville
Chicago Produce and Butter Prices Report
Chicago AP notes wholesale poultry prices unchanged to lower with roasters 23 25 and fryers around 18 2 to 19. Barred rock fryers 22. Heavy hens 17. Butter wholesale prices unchanged to higher with various grades and scores listed. Eggs wholesale buying prices mixed with A whites 35 2, mixed 5 2, mediums 27 2, standards 30 2, dirties unquoted.
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Chicago
Customer Gets Drink Then Signs Complaint
Howard Babcock, state liquor director, signed an administrative complaint against Four Hills Country Club in Albuquerque alleging liquor was sold to a non member on September 22. He said he purchased three drinks at the bar.
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Santa FE
N.M
Howard Babcock
Four Hills Country Club
Albuquerque
Babcock
Country Club
Wisconsin Wins Meat Judging at American Royal
Wisconsin won the intercollegiate meat judging contest at the American Royal Live Stock Show with 2 655 of 3 000 points, Kansas State runner up. Gary Nelsestuen of Ettrick was high individual. Michael Dikeman of Fort Scott, Kansas, was second. Nineteen teams and 57 individuals judged wholesale cuts and carcasses of beef pork and lamb. A hundred years ago the H L Hunley sank the U S S Housatonic off Charleston and was itself lost.
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Kansas City
Wisconsin
Kansas State
Gary Nelsestuen
Ettrick
Wis
Michael Dikeman
Fort Scott
Baltz weekend guests and church rally at Stark Methodist
Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A A Baltz included their son Howard Baltz and Loree of Warrensburg Missouri. Stark Methodist church hosts rally day and homecoming with Sunday school at 930 a m and preaching at 1030 a m followed by a noon basket dinner and informal program.
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A. A. Baltz
N. Forest
Howard F. Baltz
Loree
Warrensburg, Mo
Stark Methodist Church
Neosho County CSC Plans Erie Meeting Date
Neosho County Soil Conservation District supervisors proposed holding their annual district meeting at Erie High School in early February with possible dates February 6 or 13 depending on speaker availability. They reviewed the cropland conservation program and SCS servicing policies noting new applicants and nine new conservation plans approved. Attendees included N L Gulick chair, W Poor vice chair, L Reinhardt treasurer, C P McKinnie county conservationist, SCS technicians Beech and Dunlop, and Fred DeLano county farm agent.
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Erie
Neosho County
N. L. Gulick
Galesburg
Walter Poor
Chanute
Lou Reinhardt
C. P. McKinnie
SCS
James Beech
Glenn Dunlop
Fred DeLano
State Weather Three of Chevy Chase Homes Stand
Three of the first four houses in Chevy Chase Maryland remain standing after a weather event. Local officials assess damage and plan safety checks as residents survey the affected area. The report notes the cluster of early structures in the gated community and ongoing restoration efforts.
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Chevy Chase, Md
Scout News Senior Troop 105 Girls Plan UNESCO Dinner
Scout News notes Senior Troop 105 met at the high school to vote on attending UNESCO Around the World dinner at Hutton School Saturday at 6 30 p m to celebrate United Nations week. The girls aim to fulfill the seventh of eight essentials of Senior Scouting and discuss Camporee meals for Nov 4 5 6 at Camp Wonderwood. The troop will meet Oct 27 after school at the First National Bank community room to practice for a 7 30 p m capping and rededication ceremony with guest Caroline Copening from Iola.
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Hutton School
Camp Wonder
Forget-Me-Not Unit Meets at Fegel Home
The Forget-Me-Not HD Unit held a Tuesday meeting at Mrs. Vyrl Fegel's home with six members present including Mrs. Mih and Mrs. Byers. Ruth Burdick was elected president and new officers were named. Miss O Malley won the door prize as discussions covered area junior college importance and social changes over 50 years. The group planned the November 17 meeting at Mrs. Donald Holman.
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Forget-Me-Not HD
Vyrl Fegel
R. J
Alex Mih
Fred Byers
Rhonda
Debby
Nathan Hole
Janice Hole
Lois O'Malley
Mih
Lloyd Dalton
Charles Wolf
Ruth Burdick
Fogel
Marvin Fairchild
Clifford Holman
O'Malley
Donald Holman
Shower Honors Rosella Dunham
Rosella Dunham of Erie received a miscellaneous bridal shower Sunday evening at Mrs. Warren Knox’s home. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Max Beech Mrs. R F Whitworth and Mrs. William Whitworth. Miss Dunham will wed Les Hillbrant of Iola November 6 at the First Methodist Church Stark. Guests included many local residents and relatives.
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Erie
Rosella Dunham
Walnut
Warren Knox
Max Beech
R. F. Whitworth
William K. Whitworth
Dunham
Les Hillbrant
Iola
Stark
Senior Girl Scout Campus Conference at Cazenovia College
A note indicates plans for a summer Senior Girl Scout Campus conference to be held at Cazenovia College in New York. The event aims to gather participants for leadership activities and program discussions.
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Cazenovia College
New York
Social changes theme at Grant HD Unit meeting
Mrs Don Sailors chaired the Advisory Committee as the Grant HD Unit met Tuesday afternoon to discuss Social Changes in the Past Fifty Years. Mrs George Hazen hosted seven members plus Mrs Sailors and four children, announcements and communications were read, officers for 1965 elected, lesson leaders chosen, and Mrs Jewel Elder won the door prize.
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Stark
Don Sailors
Grant HD
George Hazen
Sailors
Jewel Elder
Chanute Residents Named in Local Listing
A partial reader-friendly roster lists individuals including Wayne Beech Bob Harford Arleigh Locke Ida McCoy C E Yockey Ron Richwine Lyle McClay Raymond Kelly Dean Moore Arthur Bennett Ray Winder Glen Winder Darlene Johnson Chanute Mabel Battershell Jewel Elder Lelia Dunham Stark Misses Earlene Kinne Eric Cheri Shelly Beech Chanute.
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Bob Harford
Arleigh Locke
Ida McCoy
C. E. Yockey
Ronnie Richwine
Lyle McClay
Raymond Kelly
Dean Moore
Arthur Bennett
Ray Winder
Glen Winder
Darlene Johnson
Chanute
Mabel Battershell
Jewel Elder
Lelia Dunham
Stark
Earlene Kinne
Eric
Cheri
Shelly Beech
Jameson Heads Historical Society
TOPEKA AP Henry B. Jameson of Abilene is elected president of the Kansas State Historical Society at the annual meeting Richard W. Robbins of Pratt is first vice president and A B Sageser of Manhattan is second vice president John W Ripley of Topeka former president spoke on Rev Charles M Sheldon Topeka author minister who edited the Topeka Capital for one week in March 1900
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Henry B. Jameson
Abilene
Kansas State Historical Society
Jameson
Richard W. Robbins. Pratt
A. B. Sageser
Manhattan
John W. Ripley
Charles M. Sheldon
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