Livestock Prices Mixed As Kansas City Market Reports
Kansas City market notes show cattle 2,200 and calves 350 with steers steady and cows weak to 50 lower while hogs drop about 25 and sheep hold. Feeders planned for Thursday auctions. grain prices list corn 1.37 to 1.53 per unit, oats around 0.76 to 0.83, rye 1.12 to 1.17, barley 1.20 to 1.25, soybeans 2.84 to 2.90. Sacked bran 54 to 75 and sacked shorts 57.50 to 58.25 in stock.
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Market Livestock Prices By Grade and Weight
Parsons hogs and cattle quotes cover multiple classes from U S prime and standard hogs to heavy sows and boars, with prices listed per hundredweight. Cattle and calf segments include grain fed steers and heifers, stocker calves, heifers, yearlings, veal, cows, bulls, and sheep with varying price ranges for each grade and weight category.
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U.S
Egg market report from Kansas City notes price ranges
Kansas City wholesale eggs show large 80 percent A at 40 42 cents, medium 80 percent A at 23 31 cents. butter prices unchanged. Fayre refers to market context.
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Kansas City
Poultry Butter And Egg Prices In Chicago Bulletin
Chicago AP reports poultry prices flat while butter holds and eggs move slightly. Tops steady to unchanged with whites at 42 1 2 cents, mixed 41 4 2, mediums 33 1 2, standards 40 cents. no major shifts noted.
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Chicago
Grain prices mixed as wheat and rye slip slightly
Chicago market reports show Wheat No 2 hard and No 2 red at around 1.75 a bushel while corn declines 1.17 percent and oats rise modestly. Soybeans edge higher with November futures near 2.93 per bushel and soy oil around 11.10.
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Chicago
Wheat Prices Move Narrowly in KC Market Report
Kansas City AP reports Wheat prices show limited movement with 26 cars trading and a split range from one cent lower to one cent higher as buyers and sellers assess supply and demand.
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Kansas City
Wheat
Steels Lead Rally as U S Steel Raises Dividend
A boisterous steel rally powered a substantial market gain in the week's heaviest trading. Volume reached about 7.1 million shares, with steels rising on news of a raised dividend at U S Steel and Bethlehem's record third quarter earnings.
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NEW York (Ap
Steels
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
15 Cases Confirmed As Encephalitis
State public health laboratories confirmed 15 of 42 suspected encephalitis cases this year. Dr. Donald E. Wilcox, state epidemiologist, said deaths in Sedgwick and Barton counties bring the toll to three. He warned frost should halt new mosquito bites and thus future cases.
Deaths and Funerals in Neosho County and Nearby
Multiple obituaries list Jesse Curtis Dryden 61 of Osa watomie died at home after a long career in Chanute Coffeyville and Osa watomie with survivors including wife Gracia Has ty and siblings. Belle Colaw 92 of Wichita a First Methodist member with children and grandchild. Albert Harms 81 retired farmer of Thayer died at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Raymond H. Hoepker R 2 died at Neosho Memorial Hospital with arrangements pending. Funeral notices set for Friday in local churches and cemeteries with services conducted by Rev. Paul Wagner and Rev. Redfield.
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Gibson-Koch
Paul Wagner
Palco
Altoona
Wichita
First Methodist Church
Colaw
Neosho County
Pauline Smith
James Colaw
Hazel Blankenship
Los Angeles
Shaw Cemetery
Albert Harms
Thayer
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Breckenridge
Ill
George Harrs
Fall River
Ada Yoakum
Methodist Church
Ernest
Edward
George
Ada Trichler
Denver
Thayer Methodist Church
Ed Redifield
Thayer Cemetery
Robinson Funeral Home
High Winds Delay Gove County High School Renovation
High winds slowed remodeling of the Gove County Unified District High School in Quinter Kansas. About 30000 in damage will require replacement of two brick and concrete wall sections. The project, costing 570000, aims for completion in early summer 1967 with the old gym becoming an auditorium and four new classrooms added.
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Quinter
Kan
Gove County Unified District
Chanute Tribune Briefs Oct 26 1966
Local page notes community happenings in Chanute Kansas including upcoming events and brief notices. Short items reference residents and organizations in the area with dates and local color from the October 26 1966 issue.
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Chanute Tribune
Car Missing Then Found In Local Swap
Police received a report from Jay Criger of 223 S. Forest that his 1962 Corvair was missing from a filling station lot at 319 E. Elm after Monday night. The car was found later at 308 E. Main. Criger believed it was moved as a joke and no theft report was filed. Another report from Firmie Taylor of Humboldt stated a rifle was stolen from his car between Monday and Wednesday of last week, with theft likely while at work or home.
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Jay Criger
S. Forest
E. Elm
Criger
E. Main
Firmie Taylor
Humboldt
Taylor
Abandoned Car Impounded Near Thayer
An abandoned 1959 Chevrolet near Thayer has been impounded by the sheriff's office while efforts are made to trace ownership. Sheriff George Neely said the car had no license tag and that checks of its identification numbers produced no results. The car was abandoned Monday about two and a half miles northwest of Thayer.
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Thayer
George Neely
Neely
Docking and Pearson Lead in Western Kansas Poll
In the Salina Hutchinson and Garden City poll covering 28 counties, Governor William Avery is at 44.8 percent, Robert Docking 48.3 percent. U S senator candidate James B Pearson leads with 52.5 percent to J Floyd Breeding's 37.9 percent, with undecided voters noted.
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Salina, Kan
Robert Docking
James B. Pearson
Kansas
Salina Journal
Hutchinson News
Garden City Telegram
William H. Avery
Docking
U. S
Pearson
J. Floyd Breeding
Local Businesses Featured in United Fund Drive
A listing of sponsors and contributors to the United Fund campaign includes Foster Clothing, Jack's Appliance Center, Ward's Bootery, Self Service Wholesale, Merle Kelly Ford, Bell Body Shop, Chanute Discount Co, Security Benefit Assn Manhattan Mutual Life, Chandler Service Station, and Coast to Coast. The page highlights 100 percent participation by various local firms and service providers.
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Business Men's Assurance
Foster Clothing Co. Coast To Coast
Jack's Appliance Center
Ward’s Bootery Self Service Wholesale
Merle Kelly Ford Bell Body Shop
Nation Cleaner
Chanute Discount Co
Security Benefit Assn
Manhattan
Mutual Life Ins
Chandler Service Station
State meeting on adult education in Topeka
Dean W. H. McMurray of the junior college and Al Jones trade school supervisor are in Topeka today for a state meeting on adult education. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Arnold with children Ann and Amy returned to Scottsdale Arizona after visiting Cecil Arnold R.1 and Vernon McCune and other friends at 402 S Lafayette.
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Dean W. H. McMurray
Junior College
al Jones
Topeka
Bill Arnold
Ann
Amy
Scottsdale, Ariz
Cecil Arnold
Vernon McCune
S. Lafayette
Hassle Over Mailing Privileges in Coffeyville
Rep. Joe Shubitz rebutted an editorial accusing him of misusing franking by sending campaign letters on official mail. The Oct 14 letters thanked constituents in the 5th District, and a postal official said the letters could be official business. He cited the postal subsidy benefiting newspapers bulk mailing.
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Coffeyville, Kan
Joe Shubitz
Coffeyville Daily Journal
Skubitz
Daily Transcripts Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
List of Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions and dismissals for Tuesday and today. Names include Mrs. Thomas Spence, Mrs. William Derby, Mrs. Bert Matlock, Mrs. Leland Lowe, Eugene Moriarty, Michael Summerville, Harvey Young, Anita Wrestler, Mrs. Louie Wright, and others with addresses and statuses. Police court actions note Tommy A. Jones and Francis J. Prykola with posted bonds.
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Thomas Spence
W. 5Th
William Derby
S. Central
Bert Matlock
S. Grant
Leland Lowe
S. Highland
Eugene M. Moriarty
J. D. Stevenson
Thayer
Terry Galt
S. Lincoln
Lloyd Barham
James More
Eric
Dick Packard
Daniel Campbell
Humboldt
Daniel Cawthon
S. Washington
Vincent Horton
S. Plummer
Michael Summerville
Harvey L. Young
Richard D. Hummer
N. Forest
Anita Wrestler
Louie Wright
W. 7Th
Ralph Metzen
Kenneth Babcock
Hugh Vanderford
Stark
Robert H. Koch
N. Grant
Nanette Wilson
W. 10Th
Delbert Wilson
N. Highland
Junction City crash claims Nebraskan woman
A Lincoln woman, Sophia Reuter aged 73, was killed in a one car crash on U S 77 four miles north of Junction City Kansas. Her husband Henry J. Reuter aged 79 suffered a broken pelvis.
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Lincoln, Neb
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Sophia Reuter
Henry J. Reuter
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