Livestock Market Steady In Kansas City Report
AP reports Kansas City livestock steady with cattle 2200 head calves 200 steers steady to weak. Hogs 4000 head all classes steady barrows and gilts 190-270 pounds 14.75-15.25, sows 275-450 pounds 13.75-14.50. Sheep 500 head lambs unevenly steady with various grades and prices listed including choice prime 19.00-25.00 and wool prices 16.00, with feeder and cull lambs and ewe values noted.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U. S
U.S
Livestock Market Prices The Parson Hogs and Cattle Ranges
U S hogs numbered grades range 190 to 270 pounds with values from 8 to 14.50 per hundredweight, sows and bears priced accordingly. Cattle steady with steers and heifers 600-900 pounds quoted 19 to 23.50, calves, stockers, and yearlings shown with varied grades and prices. Sheep market steady with good and various grades listed.
Poultry wholesale prices vary by type in Chicago market
Chicago AP reports live poultry wholesale prices show a range with roasters at 22 to 24 cents per pound, special fed white rock fryers at 19 1/2 to 20, heavy hens around 19 1/2, barred rock fryers about 21, and few young hens at 26 cents.
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Chicago
Butter and Eggs Steady in Chicago Wholesale Markets
Chicago AP reports butter and eggs remain steady in wholesale buying prices with no changes noted. Market observers see stable commodity values amid mixed demand conditions and unchanged wholesale quotes across major distributors.
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Chicago
Egg prices steady for consumer and wholesale markets
Kansas City AP reports consumer eggs hold steady with large 33 to 35 cents and medium 23 to 27 cents per dozen. Wholesale mediums at 80 percent yield 26 to 28 cents, other grades unchanged. Poultry and butter unchanged.
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Kansas City
Chicago Market Quotes for Wheat Corn and Soybeans
AP report from Chicago shows no wheat or oats sales. Corn prices listed for No 1 yellow 1.16 No 2 yellow 1.16 4 No 3 yellow 1.11 14 4 No 4 yellow 1.07 2 11 2 No 5 yellow 1.06 % sample grade yellow 1.02 Soybeans No 2 yellow 2.78 s.
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Chicago
Amateurs allege liquor and gambling violations in Leavenworth
In Leavenworth Kansas two amateur investigators Jerry Mosier and the Rev Thomas Reborn Jr say they found open liquor and gambling violations during a 15 day probe. They testified before the county attorney and clashed with Chief Robert N Woodson at a board meeting.
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Leavenworth. Kan
Leavenworth
Kansas
Carry A. Nation
Jerry Mosier
Thomas Reborn Jr
Odist Church
Mosier
Robert N. Woodson
Leonard Inkman
Woodson
Board of Commissioners
Rev. Reborn
Jerry
First Methodist Church
Jesus Christ
Atty
Edward J. Chapman Jr
Reborn
Northwest Africa Talk Club Feature Visit to coast and desert
Members of the Northwest Africa Talk Club visited the coast and desert interior of northwest Africa last month. The feature highlights observed landscapes and cultural notes from the trip, with emphasis on current regional discussions and exploration experiences.
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Northwest Africa
Northwest
Africa
Medical Admissions Dismissals and Court Notices
Daily Transcript lists hospital admissions and dismissals in Neosho County, including Samuel J. Curry Myrtle Allaire Hazel Steeves John Nuhn and others, with addresses. District Court filing in Chanute cites Small vs Bennett quiet title. Fire run notes and highway patrol speeding citations. Travel speaker Diane Rawson described Africa’s peoples, modernization, sacred sites, and Johnsons, with 60 attendees at Tioga Hotel.
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Samuel J. Curry
N. Garfield
Myrtle Allaire
Humboldt
Hazel Steeves
S. Evergreen
John Nuhn
N. Highland
Chanute
Glenn W
Eunice M. Small
Phebe Benett
Nominees Named for Youth Appreciation Week Award
The Chanute Optimist Club announced nominees for Youth Appreciation Week to be named and the winner chosen next Wednesday. Three nominees from Royster Junior High and the Senior High, plus one from St Patrick's Junior High, will be considered. nominees stay anonymous until after the vote and will attend a November 13 meeting where the award is presented. Nov. 11–17 is Youth Appreciation Week with the theme Pat 'em on the Back.
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Chanute Optimist Club
Claude E. Pittenger
Optimists
Tioga Hotel
Royster Junior High
St. Patrick’s Junior High
Optimist International
Wayne Smith
Ralph Rice
Canoe Trip By Explorers
Seven Explorer Scouts and advisor Bill Slane plan a three day Neosho River canoe expedition. They will carload three canoes camping gear and trail kits to Burlington Thursday. Nights will be at Neosho Falls and Humboldt with Chanute arrival expected Saturday noon. Scouts include Bob Raney Gary Raney Larry Seefeldt Alvin Seefeldt Gerald Roberts Don Potter and Steve Moon.
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Neosho River
Explorer
Bill Slane
Burlington
Neosho Falls
Humboldt
Chanute
Bob Raney
Gary Raney
Larry Seefeldt
Alvin Seefeldt
Gerald Roberts
Don Potter
Steve Moon
Eastburn named to Select Crew of 48th Wing England
Lt. Loren D. Eastburn of Chanute Kansas named to the Select Crew of the 48th Tactical Fighter Wing at Lakenheath RAF Station England for demonstrated excellence. Eastburn flies the F 100 Super Sabre with the 493rd Tactical Fighter Squadron. He was commissioned in 1959 after ROTC at the University of Wichita. His wife Delores is daughter of Mr and Mrs Webb Marks of 718 S Lincoln. He is son of Mr and Mrs Leon D Eastburn of 1015 S Central.
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Loren D. Eastburn
Chanute
Kan
48Th Tactical Fighter
Lakenheath
England
Eastburn
Air Force
493Rd Tactical
University of Wichita
Delores
Webb Marks
S. Lincoln
Lt. Eastburn
Leon D. Eastburn
S. Central
Deaths and Funeral for Alvin M. Strader of Fort Scott
Alvin M. Strader, 84, of Fort Scott died at Mercy Hospital. He leaves his wife Emma, a daughter Ethel Wallace of Fort Scott, a son Roy Strader of Aromas California, six grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. The funeral is Friday at 2 PM at Earl's Memorial Home with Rev. Darrell Hecht presiding. Burial follows at Evergreen Cemetery.
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Alvin M. Strader
Fort Scott
Mercy Hospital
Emma Strader
H. E
Ethel) Wallace
Chanute
Roy W. Strader
Aromas
Calif
Earl's Memorial Home
Darrell Hecht
Evergreen Cemetery
Martins Return Home After Family Visit in California
Mr and Mrs Glen Martin dale return to their Receda California home after visiting Mrs Stella Noyes at 619 S Lincoln who has been ill They also visited Mrs Noyes sisters Hilda Noyes and Mr and Mrs Ed Randle
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Glen Martindale
Receda
Calif
Mrs. Martindale
Stella Noyes
S. Lincoln
Hem bree couple return from Des Moines visit
Mr and Mrs Robert Hem bree of 407 S Rutter have returned from Des Moines Iowa where they were guests two days of Armstrong Rubber Co
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Robert Hembree
S. Rutter
Des Moines
Iowa
Armstrong Rubber Co
Cathy Jean Billbe Honored on Birthday
Cathy Jean Billbe, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dean Billbe, was honored on her tenth birthday Tuesday evening with a party in Santa Fe Park. Games were played and a weiner roast followed. Attendees included Judy Sadler Cathy Byers Rita Dillow Michelle Kinney Dixie Zimmerman Jerry Linda and Richard Billbe. Mrs Billbe was assisted by Mrs Lewis Dillow.
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Cathy Jean Billbe
Dean Billbe
Kansas
Santa Fe Park
Judy Sadler
Cathy Byers
Rita Dillow
Michelle Kinney
Dixie Zimmerman
Jerry
Linda
Richard Billbe
Billbe
Lewis Dillow
Midway Teachers' Association Holds Regular Meeting
The Midway Teachers' Association met Monday afternoon with President Mrs. Maxine Collison presiding. Ray Hames announced a salary schedule committee comprising Milo Peterson administration Norman Thompson high school Ray Hames junior high and Eleanor Walburn grade school. Genevieve Anderson distributed new constitution copies. Warren Jones presented the Kansas State Teachers' Association centennial film We Look Before and After. Refreshments were provided by Amy Stevens and Luena Mears.
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Midway
Midway Teachers’ Association
Maxine Collison
Ray Hames
Milo Peterson
Norman Thompson
Eleanor Walburn
Genevieve Anderson
Kansas State Teachers’ Association
Warren Jones
Amy Stevens
Luena Mears
Iola Woman Mrs Wilber D Clark Dies. Funeral Not Set
Mrs Wilber D Clark of Iola mother of Mrs J T Klingin smith 212 N Steuben died last night Funeral arrangements are incomplete at this time
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Wilber D. Clark
Iola
J. T. Klinginsmith
N. Steuben
Traffic Fatalities Report in Topeka Area
Kansas traffic death log records 24 hours to 9 am Wednesday 2 October 1963. Figures show 47 deaths, compared with 48 in 1962 during the same period. Local authorities track daily fatalities and pattern shifts.
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Topeka
Kansas
Wednes
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