Livestock Prices and Grains Report From Kansas City
AP notes cattle and sheep markets light for testing with cattle 200 head, calves 25, hogs 1500 steady to 25 lower for barrows and gilts and 25-50 lower for sows, barrows and gilts 210-260 lb 22.00-50, 195-210 lb 21.25-22.00, sows 300-400 lb 20.25-21.25. Sheep 50 not enough. Grain prices show yellow 1.33-34%, oats No 2 heavy white 72 4n, soybeans No 1 yellow 2.74n. Wheat up 1-2 cents. corn up to 2%. oats unchanged to up ½%. rye up to 4 lower to ½ higher. rye September 1.20s. Soybeans up 1% to 2% with September at 2.537-4.
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Egg price report with unchanged rates in Kansas City
In Kansas City AP notes consumer eggs mostly steady with large eggs at 33 35 cents, mediums 27 29, and other farm eggs 29 32. Wholesale eggs steady with large at 80 percent of 35 37 cents and mediums at 80 percent of 30 32. Other produce unchanged.
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Grain and commodity prices reported for Kansas City market
AP dispatch lists wheat at 1.01 to 1.58 per bushel with No 2 dark and red varieties. corn ranges 1.28 to 1.63 with White No 2 and Yellow No 3. oats show No 2 white 69 to 74 and No 3 68 to 73. rye 1.09 to 1.17. barley 1.06 to 1.11. soybeans from 2.56 to 2.71. sacked bran and shorts 39.50 to 40.25 per hundred.
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Wheat and Corn Prices Reported in Chicago Market
In Chicago a market update shows Wheat No 2 hard at 1.62 per bushel and No 2 red at 1.58 while Corn No 1 yellow reaches 1.35 per bushel with No 2 continuing. The brief notes the ongoing price movement in futures and spot terms from the Chicago markets.
Chanute Tribune Highlights and Market News Digest
The Chanute Tribune records its editorial staff and at noon markets show a broad stock advance with 6.2 million shares traded versus 6.48 million the previous day. Bond activity remained mostly unchanged in light trading as U.S. Treasuries and corporate bonds held steady.
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Births and local notices fill Chanute brief pages
Mr and Mrs Raymond Platt of Denver announce a seven pound ten ounce son born early today. Mrs Dwight Wallingford is the maternal grandparent. Ed McAlexander re entered the Veterans Administration Hospital in Wichita for a checkup. The Rev Gerald J Farley will speak at 11 am Sunday at First Assembly of God church. The story hour tells Marigold and the Dragon Saturday 10:30 to 11 in the library. Mrs Ethel Reno returned from a two month Panama Canal Zone vacation visiting her daughter and son in law. Police reported car damage to Stephen Gray and a bicycle collision involving Sally Padilla. Hubcaps stolen from Ron Fowler’s 1965 Chevrolet at Chanute Speedway.
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Burn Victim Takes Few Shaky Steps
In Los Angeles a young Mexican mother, Ramona Franco de Portela, 20, who suffered burns over about 70 percent of her body, took tentative steps at White Memorial Medical Center. She waited two months for care after a stove explosion in Tepic Sonora, and was brought to the U.S. by Liga International doctors who also brought her family.
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Charge Dismissed Against Youth
A forcible rape charge against Frank Haviland twenty of Thayer was dismissed in city court today on motion of the county attorney at preliminary hearing. Haviland had been in custody since Monday in lieu of bond and was released as the charge dropped. The arrest warrant had been issued the same day on a complaint by a 63 year old Chanute woman who said she was raped at her home on Saturday night. Preparations to hold the preliminary hearing followed the complaint’s withdrawal.
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Neosho Farm Bureau forms planning committee
An Erie county Farm Bureau committee to plan the Neosho county annual meeting next month was named. Members include Tom Nettles Howard Bailey Loy Reinhardt Wilford Burke and Mrs J M Schoenhofer. Burke receives a 50 state award and will attend the national Farm Bureau convention in Chicago in December.
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Wilford Burke
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Mary Smith
Wayne Taylor
Dan Thiessan
Independence
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Estranged Mate to Aid Investigation in Detroit Death
The estranged husband Jung K. Lee a University of Kansas physicist living in Hong Kong was en route to Detroit to assist police in the death of Edna Lee found strangled in her Wayne State University apartment. A male friend admitted an affair but said he had not seen her since August 24.
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Gemini 5 spacemen back on job after reunion
SPACE CENTER Houston AP reports L Gordon Cooper Jr. and Charles Conrad Jr. resumed duties and began briefing top space officials about the record breaking space flight following a brief family reunion.
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions
Hospital daily admissions include Mrs R D Clements Humboldt medical Doris Lakey 519 N Washington medical Earl Munson Elsmore surgery Mrs Robert Roles R 1 surgery Mrs Kile Erickson 419 S Lafayette surgery Mrs Castor Perrin 108 N Central surgery F L McCreedy 1204 S Central surgery Gerald Johnson Laken Mo medical Clifford Wright Leroy medical Admissions today Jess Bock over Humboldt medical Edward Halstedt Humboldt medical Dismissals Thursday Lee Dooley Humboldt Margaret Edmonson Humboldt
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Car Hits Calf Southeast of Erie injuring animal and damaging Ford
A car driven by Mrs. William Beachner of St. Paul struck a calf on highway K57 southeast of Erie about 8:40 last night. The 400 to 500 pound calf suffered a broken leg and was killed after being butchered. damage to the 1956 Ford was about $75. The accident occurred a half mile east of US 59.
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Kansas crude oil pipeline runs fall slightly in week
The Wichita AP report shows Kansas crude oil pipeline runs for the week ended August 30 averaged 287,162 barrels per day, down 4,690 from the prior week. The August allowable was 300,000 barrels daily.
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Deaths Obituary Roscoe T. Miller 84 Altoona
Roscoe T. Miller 84 of Altoona died yesterday at Fredonia Rest Home. Born May 10 1881 in Guilford Township Wilson County he was a retired farmer. He married Margaret Ellen Summers Nov 16 1902 she died Feb 1 1964. Survived by daughter Mrs Gene Brown Kansas City and three sons Myron Miller Altoona Vernon R. Miller Kansas City Clinton T. Miller De Soto. Funeral at Cason Funeral Home Fredonia Saturday at 2 p.m. Rev Bob Perryman officiating. Burial Altoona Cemetery.
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Gene Brown
Kansas City
Myron Miller
Vernon R. Miller
Clinton
Rainbow Reunion Tomorrow Chanute Rainbow Division vets gather
The Chanute chapter Rainbow Division Veterans plan a 6:30 p.m. dinner at Orchid Buffet to mark a reunion started in 1949 for World War I 117th Ammunition Train and 42nd Rainbow Division veterans and spouses. Over 100 guests from several states expected with past national officers among reservations. Entertainment by Sweet Adelines and a golf match is set for tomorrow afternoon.
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Swords Tempered in Tagus River Near Toledo
Prized swords have been tempered in the Tagus River at Toledo Spain since the first century B C The article notes the long tradition of blade making and alloying practices observed by ancient smiths in the region.
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