Livestock Prices Steady Across Kansas and Parsons Markets
Kansas City and Parsons markets report steady to mixed livestock pricing. Hogs, sheep, cattle, calves, and bulls show varied but largely stable values with limited higher bids on select grades and weight ranges. Notable ranges include hogs 190-270 lb at 14.50 to 15.25 and cattle steady with steers 600-700 lb at 22.00 to 23.50, veals up to 26.00, cows 13.00 to 14.50, and breeding stock effects noted.
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U.S
Egg market steady as wholesale prices hold
Kansas City based AP reports no change in consumer eggs. Wholesale large eggs at 80 percent acceptance range 37 to 40, mediums 80 percent A unchanged. Poultry and butter flat. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers unchanged.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Chicago Produce and Eggs Market Report
Chicago AP notes butter prices were steady to unchanged with mixed quotes across grades and commodities. Egg prices remained about steady with minor variations noted. the report cites assay scores and grade breakdowns in a condensed market snapshot.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Values Report from AP Brief
Chicago grain prices firmed with no wheat or oats sales reported. Corn No 2 yellow up to 1.18-1.92, soybeans No 2 yellow at 2.73 73s, rye No 2 plump at 1.59, with December futures showing gains across wheat corn oats rye and soybeans.
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Chicago
Kansas City Grain Prices From AP Report
Wheat prices ranged with No 2 hard at 2.19 to 2.25, No 3 at 2.11 to 2.18, and several other classes listed. Corn declined to slight gains with No 2 white 1.30 to 1.38 and No 3 1.23 to 1.37. Milo maize 1.92 to 1.07. Rye 1.44 to 1.50. Barley 1.02 to 1.08. Soybeans 2.65 to 2.72. Bran 37.50 to 38.25. Shorts 40.00 to 40.75.
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Kansas City
Local Markets Egg Prices and Receipts Noted
Market listings show Grade A Extra Large at 34 cents, Grade A Large 38, Grade A Medium 27, Grade B Large 2 cents, Grade A Small ae PU OOD ins osssn ceentacs ae Current Receipts 23, Cream premium 52. Unclear items include several garbled phrases and nonsensical strings.
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Sueanasadeuns
Halloween plans continue with multiple events across town
A week of activities for junior high, high school and college students includes films and games at Roy Ster Junior High from 7 to 9 30 sponsored by the Lions Club a sock hop at St Patrick s gym from 7 to 9 30 sponsored by the Knights of Columbus and a later high school and junior college sock hop at the high school gym from 8 30 to 11 led by National Guard members The Bi Phy Chem Club will sell refreshments Thursday features three Halloween movies at the Memorial Building from 7 to 11 with Don Washburn clown and JayCees Elks sponsoring and refreshments run by JayCees Friday hosts a dance at the Launching Pad from 7 30 to 10 30 sponsored by Rhythm Aces Washburn clown Opt mists and Veterans of Foreign Wars and another dance at the Mason ic Temple from 8 to 11 by The Keynotes with American Legion sponsorship A Friday night football game pits Chanute against Parsons with junior high entry by honor cards and high school junior college entry by activity cards Teachers and local police will supervise entries no re entry Policy funded by contributions from 11 civic clubs total currently 175 dollars raised to date
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Royster Junior High
The
Lions Club
St. Patrick's Gym
Knights of Columbus
National Guard
Memorial Building
Don Washburn
Millard Drisdell
JayCees and the Elks
JayCees
Rhythm Aces
Washburn
Optimists
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Masonic Temple
Keynotes
American Legion
Chanute
Parsons
Kan University names homecoming queen finalists
Lawrence AP reports ten finalists announced for the University of Kansas homecoming queen. The list includes Joan Ashley from Chanute, Patricia Behen of Kansas City Kansas, Nancy Edwards of Lawrence, Patsy Kendall of Holton, Susan Merrick of Prairie Village, Joyce Neaderhiser of Davenport Iowa, Priscilla Osborn of Stockton, Pamela Rice of Wichita, Karen Lou Vice of St John, and Sherry Zillner of Shawnee Mission.
Hens Hides at Four Cents Beefed Up Prices
Hens bring four cents per pound amid a mixed market with glue hides and a two price system noted. Local sellers advertise the unusual pricing scheme as part of regional trade updates.
Dinner Guests Share News and Cemetery Visit
Mrs. Mary Rutherford of 1715 Evergreen hosted Monday dinner guests from Edna and Coffeyville including Mrs. Nannie Hayes and four daughters Opal Spencer Alma Majors Dorothy Hannon Alta Foster, with Mrs. W. M. Holman of Chanute also visiting. They toured Vilas Cemetery and the group noted kinship to the late Mrs. John Bodin. Nearby traffic figures were reported for the Santa Fe line with loadings and carloads comparisons to the prior year. Guests last week included Mr. and Mrs. Leon Marsh and family from Sauk Rapids Minnesota and Drexel Marsh, Willard Marsh family from Thayer, and Mrs. Forest Marsh of Iowa visiting Randall Marsh.
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Mary Rutherford
Evergreen
Nannie Hayes
Opal Spencer
Alma Majors
Dorothy Hannon
Edna
Alta Foster
Coffeyville
W. M. Holman
Chanute
Hayes
John Bodin
Vilas Cemetery
Randal Marsh
Laura Marsh
N. Steuben
Leon Marsh
Drexel
Sauk Rapids
Minn
Willard Marsh
Thayer
Forest Marsh
Iowa
Taylor County
Santa Fe carloads moved in week ending October 19 1963
Total carloads moved over Santa Fe System lines for the week ended October 19 1963 exceeded previous levels, reflecting steady freight activity across major routes. The report notes overall movement by the system along with regional variations in tonnage and destination markets.
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Santa Fe
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions Summary
Admission and discharge notices list patients at Neosho Memorial Hospital for Monday and today. Names include David Chickadonz Gretchen Mary Brown John M. Brown Kathy Ann Phillips Arthur Sprague and others with surgeries and medical admissions. dismissals include Hilma Huffman Cheryl Cannady and several others from various addresses.
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David Chickadonz
N. Steuben
Vernal Crabtree
Gretchen
Fred Spencer
Humboldt
William Willis
Eric
Gracie Robinson
E. Main
James Davis
S. Wilson
Hilma Huffman
N. Forest
Martin Raida
Thayer
Mabel Irwin
Patricia Woods
Opal Ivey
Neosho Manor
Kathy Ann Phillips
S. Kansas
John M. Brown
Mary Brown
S. Lafayette
Arthur Sprague
S. Steuben
Kristina Paulie
Anderson
Ind
Cathryn Cannady
S. Evergreen
Funeral service for Mrs. Jeannie McClure
The funeral service will be held at Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home on Wednesday at 2 o'clock with Dr. Fred Shaw officiating. Burial will follow at Askern Cemetery northwest of Yates Center.
Queen and Attendants To Be Announced Before KU Homecoming
The queen and two attendants will be announced ahead of Kansas University's homecoming weekend beginning November 2. Joan Ashley is identified as the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ed Ashley of 1324 West 9th Street.
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K. U
Joan Ashley Is
The
Ed Ashley
W. 9Th
Wall Street Falls Mixed as Steel Subpoenas Stir Markets
The 1960s style stock report notes a broad market decline with late gains in Office equipment electronics and TV makers. Volume reaches 6.8 million shares as federal grand jury subpoenas for major steel firms spark memories of past price rollbacks. government and corporate bonds rise. Local note: Mrs. Dave Petterson visits son Cadet J Dave Petterson at Wentworth Military Academy in Lexington Missouri where he earns Eagle award and his mother a miniature Eagle pin during a dress parade.
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New York
Grand Jury
U.S
Dave Petterson
S. Central
Lexington
J. Dave Petterson
John D. Petterson
Kansas City
Wentworth Military Academy
Pettersons
Chanute
Cadet Corps
Petterson
Boy Scouts
Col. J. McBrayer Sellers
The
Academy
Donald J. Bates
Williams Visit Family and Landmarks Across Kansas
Mr and Mrs Fred D Williams of Thayer traveled to Wichita on Thursday to see Mr and Mrs Victor Williams. They then visited Salina to view the Indian Burial ground and proceeded to Abilene and Turtle Creek Dam before returning to Wichita. The Fred Williams returned home Sunday. Mr and Mrs L D Dantic did their chores.
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Fred D. Williams
Thayer
Wichita
Victor Williams
Salina
Abilene
Turtle Creek
Fred Williams
L. D. Dantic
Lovetts Return Home After Visit With Kaisers
Mr and Mrs Floyd Lovett of Pomona California return home Monday after a visit with Mr and Mrs J E Kaiser at 15128 Malcolm The Lovetts and Kaisers are siblings by marriage or blood shared kinship noted in the brief local item
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Floyd Lovett
Pomona
Calif
J. E. Kaiser
Malcolm. Lovett
Mrs. Kaiser
Weekend trip links Arkansas and Missouri families
Mr and Mrs C Francis Jackson of 116 N Plummer spent the weekend in Eureka Springs Arkansas. They also visited Mrs ED Johnson in Aurora Missouri and Mr and Mrs Eddie Neyhard in Reed Springs Missouri.
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C. Francis Jackson
N. Plummer
Eureka Springs
Ark
E D. Johnson
Aurora
Eddie Neyhard
Reed Springs
Pitts Visit to San Antonio Kin Highlight Family Reunion
Mrs. A. L. Pitts and Tracey Ann from San Antonio arrived Saturday to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Everly and Don at 814 S. Forest, along with sister and family Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mauk and Randy of Iola. Mrs. Pitts is the former Sharlena Everly.
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A. L. Pitts
Tracey Ann
San Antonio
Tex
D. L. Everly
Don
S. Forest
Allen Mauk
Randy
Iola
Pitts
Sharlena Everly
Rural School Halloween Party Slated Thursday Evening
The Rural School will host a Halloween party Thursday at 7 30 pm in the school building. Attendees are asked to come masked and to bring doughnuts.
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Rural School
Magician Performs Cub Scout Program at Iola Church
Harvey Rhodes presented a magic program at the Baptist Church in Iola last night for Cub Scouts. About 125 attendees were present.
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Harvey Rhodes
Central
Baptist Church
Iola
Chanute Youth Held Over Shoplifting Case
A 12 year old boy from Chanute was turned over to police by the Kress store on a shoplifting complaint. He was released to his parents for later consultation with juvenile authorities.
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Chanute
Kress
Boy Bitten by Dog at 4th and Santa Fe
Bobby Myers ten of 32 West Fourth Street was bitten on the leg by a dog at 4th and Santa Fe today. The dog was impounded at the city animal shelter. Police said the owner agreed to pay medical expenses resulting from the injury.
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Bobby Myers
W. 4Th
4Th
Santa Fe
City Animal Shelter
Roby Robinson Reports Vehicle Tool Theft in Easy Main Block
Roby Robinson of Buffalo told police that tools and a grease gun were taken from the trunk of his car Friday night in the 300 block on Easy Main. A Fisher Motor Co report also notes hubcaps stolen from a car on its lot over the weekend.
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Roby Robinson
Buffalo
Easy Main
Fisher Motor Co
Finney To Preside At Chamber Education Meeting
Washington discussion on teachers unions using economic pressure to secure demands will be led by Robert A. Finney of Humboldt Kansas at a Chamber of Commerce education committee gathering in Kansas City October 24 25 26. Mrs Fred A Radke of Port Angeles will address the second session on economic clubs in teaching.
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Washington
Committee On Education
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Robert A. Finney
Humboldt
Kan
Muehlebach Hotel
Kansas City
Fred A. Radke
Port Angeles
Washi
National School Boards Association
Lovanne Theildmann Named K State Homecoming Queen
Lovanne Theildmann a senior in elementary education from Tecumseh was chosen as Kansas State University's homecoming queen in an all university election. Her attendants are Judi Brandt Nancy Goertz Penny Heyl and Dianne Kay Jurenka. The queen will be presented by Sen. James Pearson at halftime of the Oklahoma Kansas State football game Saturday.
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Manhattan
Kan
Louanne Theildmann
Tecumseh
Kansas State University
Judi Brandt
Topeka
Nancy Goertz
Hiawatha
Penny Heyl
Junction City
Dianne Kay Jurenka
Holyrood
James Pearson
Chanute Tribune publication details and rates
The Chanute Tribune, published evenings except Sunday by Chanute Publishing Company, lists staff names and departments. Subscription rates are shown for Kansas and nearby counties, with annual, semiannual, and monthly options.
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Chanute Tribune
Highland
Chenute
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight McCreight
Chanute
Ansas
Christmas Activities Fund Drive Details and Goals
The Chamber of Commerce retail committee leads the annual Christmas activities fund drive with $200 received so far. Funds support street decorations, extra bulbs, Santa visits to Chanute, and other attractions. Santa's House returns on Main Street this December. Contributions come from businesses, professionals, and residents at 50 cents per front foot, with discretionary adjustments. Historically about $1,000 annually.
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Chamber of Commerce Retail Committee
Santa
Chanute
Recent Moves and Building Permits Noted in Local Notices
Recent moves list residents changing addresses including Raymond Dutch, Mary Savala, R. N. Horne, Irene McKinney, Gilliland, and others among Santa Fe Garfield and Main streets. Building permits issued for patios, carports and a garage addition with costs from 400 to 1500 dollars. projects involve Robert Koch, Charles F Cox, Harry Atkins, Verett Wiles, and Ralph Skaggs.
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Raymond Dutch
N. Santa Fe
Lincoln
Mary Savala
N. Garfield
N. Steuben
R. N. Horne
N. Washington
Irene McKinney
N. Ashby
Richera. Gilliland
East Parker
W. Main
Www
Main
Robert Koch
N. Grant
Charles F. Cox
N. Highland
Harry Atkins
St. Washington
Verett Wiles
Ralph Skaggs
N. Western
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Leland Lowe
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