Kansas City livestock prices drift as hogs fall
AP report from Kansas City shows hogs 6,000 head and cattle 12,000 head in lower prices. Barrows and gilts 190-260 pounds bring 14.75 to 15.25, sows 13.75 to 14.50. steer and heifer values mostly steady to 25 cents lower with choice steers 23.25 to 24.00 and cows 13.75 to 15.50. Lambs steady to firm with prime lambs around 19.25 and ewes 3.50 to 6.00. feeder lambs 12.00 to 14.00. slaughter ewes 2.00 to 5.00.
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Kansas City
Livestock Prices and Grades Report
U S hogs and cattle prices listed by grade weights and quality. Hogs show U S No 1 and 2 at 190-240 pounds 14.25 to 14.50, sow ranges 400 pounds down 12.50 to 13.50, bears 8 to 9.5. Cattle mix includes steers and heifers 600-700 pounds 22 to 23.5, 700-900 pounds 20 to 22, calves and stockers 16 to 28, cows 10 to 17, bulls 14 to 20. Sheep prices steady with spring lambs not fully shown.
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Parsons
U. S
U.S
Special Conclave of Temple Commandery No. 44 planned
Knights Templar announce a Wednesday evening conclave on October 30 at 7 30 P M with annual inspection by a Grand Commandery representative. A complimentary dinner at Tioga Hotel follows at 6 30 P M Reservations for dinner due by 4 P M Tuesday October 29. Contact HE 13106. Robert E Taylor Commander Francis J Meeker Recorder
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Temple Commandery No. 44
Grand Commandery
KT of
Kansas
Tioga
KC Produce Prices Table From Kansas City AP Notes
The report lists consumer eggs and wholesale egg prices by size and grade, poultry weights for heavy and light hens, Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers at farm and plant prices, and butter grades with per pound figures. Specifics include large eggs 33 to 37 cents, medium 24 to 30, small 18 to 22, large B price unquoted, wholesale large at 80 percent 35 to 39, mediums at 27 to 30, heavy hens at 5 pounds up 10, light hens at 5 pounds up 8, farm live fryers 14 and plant 14 to 15 cents, butter grade A solid 67, grade A quarters 68.
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Missouri
Arkansas
Grain Prices and Futures From Chicago Market Report
Chicago market notes show no wheat or oats sales. Corn No 2 yellow 1.416 1/2, No 3 yellow 1.134 1/4, No 4 yellow 1.102 1/2. Soybeans No 2 yellow 2.794 1/4, No 3 yellow 2.834 1/4. Soybean oil 9 1/2. Wheat declined 0.04 to 2.15 1/16 at close, corn rose to 1.17 1/4, oats up 0.02 to 1.58 57 1/4, soybeans up 0.04 to 2.79 3/4 for November.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Prices Steady Across Butter Eggs
Chicago AP reports butter wholesale prices unchanged with bids at 57 to 57?4 for AA and A classes and 56 to 57%4 for B and C. Eggs remain unsettled with wholesale buying prices steady to one cent lower. grade A whites 36, mixed 36, mediums 26, standards 32, dir ties 30, checks 25.
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Chicago
Poultry wholesale prices vary in Chicago market
AP reports live poultry wholesale prices in Chicago moved narrowly. Roasters ranged 22 to 24 cents per pound with slight shifts. special fed white rock fryers quoted at 19 to 20 cents.
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Chicago
Wall Street gains push Dow to new high on heavy volume
Big gains by blue chips lifted the New York market into fresh highs in late trading as volume neared 68 million shares. General Motors AT&T Du Pont and Radio Corp led advances with several stocks posting 3 to 5 point gains while Chrysler backed by profit taking.
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Deaths and Funerals in Halstead and Rose Area
Joseph B. Nold 43 of Sedgwick died Sunday in Halstead Hospital born March 29 1920 in Montrose Missouri and worked as a traveling salesman for American Chico Company. Surviving wife Betty three sons mother six brothers three sisters and many relatives. Funeral at Sacred Heart of Jesus Church Halsted with burial in St Joseph Humboldt. Alma C Vice 67 died Sunday in Rose retired Rose postmaster born June 5 1896 in Victor Colorado. Survived by husband Frank, two daughters, one sister, one brother, six grandchildren, yacht Christian church member. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at H R Campbell & Sons Funeral Home Yates Center with burial in Yates Center Cemetery.
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Carl Nordt
W. Main
Sacred Heart of Jesus Church
Halsted
St. Joseph
Humboldt
Frank Vice
Alma C. Vice
Rose
Victor, Colo
Arthur Evans
Bertha Porter
Jaanita Plumb
St. Clair Shores
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Monnie Simpson
Yates Center
Jessie McKinsey
Edgar Evans
Yates Center Christian Church
H. R. Campbell & Sons
Carl Packard
The
First Christian Church of
Albert Tuttle
Eithel Lorance
Frank Hempen
Joel Larson
Lawrence Brock
Otto Clark
Weekend visit cited in local police report
Pvt. Lloyd Locke Jr and Fr Leonard Wood of Missouri spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Locke Sr at 301 8 Central Main and Evergreen. About 1 25 p m yesterday officers reported slight damage to the front bumper of a Gorrell 1960 Ford and the back bumper of a Shores 1955 Chevrolet.
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Leonard Wood
Lloyd Locke, Sr
Central
Main
Evergreen
Illness at Kansas City meeting sends McGuire to hospital
G. R. McGuire of 1009 S. Santa Fe became ill at a Kansas City meeting Saturday and was taken to Santa Fe Hospital in Topeka, where he was reported some better yesterday. Mrs. J. D. Ivy and her daughter Mrs. Gene Salotti, along with her grandchildren from Doylestown Pa, returned home after a ten day visit with her mother Mrs. J. L. Dubois at 1025 S. Central.
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G. R. McGuire
S. Santa Fe
Kansas City
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Topeka
J. D. Ivy
Gene Salotti
Doylestown
J. L. Dubois
S. Central
Mental Health Association delegates at Kansas meeting Topeka
Representing the Neosho County Association for Mental Health at the Annual Meeting of the Kansas Association for Mental Health held in Topeka Friday were Robert Geiger, Mrs. Adeline Fortney, Mrs. Nor ma Summers and Mrs. James Boerwinkle.
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Neosho
Freshman Enrollments at Life Bible College LA
Penny Jean Sheldon daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne C Sheldon of 102 E Pine is among 120 freshmen enrolled this semester at Life Bible College Los Angeles Miss Sheldon a Chanute High School and Junior College graduate
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Wayne C. Sheldon
E. Pine
Life Bible College
Los Angeles
Miss Sheldon
Chanute High School
Mrs Turner and Mrs Mc Grew Visit in Iowa and Illinois
Mrs Anna Turner of 719 S Highland and Mrs Esther Mc Grew of 205 N Forest returned home Saturday evening after visiting Mr and Mrs Harvie Chapman and family at Davenport Iowa and Mr and Mrs Lowell Chapman and family at Downers Grove Illinois.
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S. Highland
Esther McGrew
N. Forest
Harvie Chapman
Davenport
Iowa
Lowell Chapman
Downers Grove
Ill
Weekend visits and a prowler report in city
Mrs Fred Clagg of 815 West Main returned from a ten day visit with her brother Lafe Pittser and his wife in Oswego with both ill. Bert Wiltse of 1009 South Plummer and his wife visited their son Pvt Ronald Wiltse at Fort Jackson in Columbia. Police received a prowler report in the 300 block on North Western at 4 50 AM and found no one. A minor accident occurred when Lynn Gorrell of 218 West Fourth and Judy Shores collision damaged bumpers.
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W. Main
Lafe Pittser
Oswego
Mrs. Pittser
Bert Wiltse
S. Plummer
Pvt
Ronald Wiltse
Ft. Jackson
Columbia, D.C
North Western
Lynn Gorrell
W. 4Th
Judy Shores
Burglary Attempt Reported At Local Home
Dean Billbe reported a hole cut in a storm door at 712 N Kansas during the day while the family was away. Police said the house was not entered and no other damage was found.
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Dean Billbe
Kansas
Pontiac hubcaps stolen from 1960 car in city
Wayne Brandon of 21 W. 4th reported to police yesterday that hubcaps were stolen from his 1960 Pontiac Saturday night.
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Church Softball League Officers Meet for 1964 Elections
1963 league officers and team representatives will meet tomorrow at 7 30 in the old courtroom of the Memorial Building. League president Lee Wilkins announced the main business will be the election of officers for 1964.
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Church Softball League
Memorial Building
Lee Wilkins
KU Homecoming Queen 1963 Karen Vice of St John
Karen Vice, senior education major from St John, is the University of Kansas homecoming queen for 1963 chosen from 10 finalists. Attendants are Patricia Gail Kendall and Sherry Zillner. Miss Vice will be crowned at halftime of the Kansas vs Kansas State game on Saturday. Joan Ashley was among the ten finalists.
Truman Says He Won’t Nominate GOP Challenger
Wichita AP: Former President Harry S. Truman responded Sunday when asked about Republican candidates for president. He stated I am not nominating a Republican for office, but we will beat anyone they nominate.
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Wichita
Harry S. Truman
Daily Transcript Hospital admissions and births roundup
Neosho Memorial Hospital records show Saturday admissions for Mrs Rex Greve Dan ny Chandler Cletis Henderson and Mrs C H Collison with dismissals including Linda Callarman and James Stover A birth recorded for Mr and Mrs Ronald Spalding A Sunday admission list includes Herbert Merewether Alice Edwards Luther Hill Max Alter and Arden Moore Dismissals Sunday include Addie Biggs Mrs Rex Grove and others A birth Sunday credits Mr and Mrs Larry Bailey A today admissions list lists John Tiegreen Bryan Stitt John Slacker and Mrs Raymond Clement A fire run notes a kitchen range fire at William Weiltrick residence Silo Street Malcolm
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Medical
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Thayer
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Max Alter
S. Santa Fe
Arden Moore
W. 5Th
Addie Biggs
N. Garfield
Rex Grove
Fred Spencer
Nathan Welch
S. Evergreen
A. R. Cochran
Petrolia
Rhonda Brooks
S. Grant
Richard Dietrich
Spencer Brandon
N. Steuben
Larry Bailey
Earlton
John Tiegreen
S. Steuben
Bryan Stitt
John Slacker
W. 9Th
Raymond Clement
C. H. Collison
Orville Strean
T. F. Graham
Larry Hurst
William Weiltrick
Silo St. Malcolm
Truman urges aid to Jewish homeland during Wichita speech
The 79-year-old former president told reporters at a Wichita press conference that the Democratic nominee is welcome to his help if desired. He advocated active American support for a Jewish homeland and stressed the need for strong ground and naval forces to protect freedom.
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Wichita
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