Cattle Higher Hogs Steady in Kansas City Livestock Report
Live cattle and hog markets show mixed shifts with cattle up to 50 cents higher on steer and heifer quotes and hogs steady to weak in places. Feeders and calves active, U S 1 to 3 weights price ranges noted across multiple categories, with Parson’s hogs and regional produce markets listing further price levels and stock movements.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City WW
USDA
U. S
Parsons
Wall Street Advances on Steel and Motor Stocks Rally
The market shifted late in the day as steel and motor shares rose with gains near three points for leaders while most losers stayed around one point. Volume reached about 1.8 million shares, up from 1.62 million on Friday.
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New York
Steels
Local residents return from trips and incidents noted
Labor Day weekend visits unfold as Brigden and family travel, Gladys Wright returns from California, and Henderson and Barnett relatives attend a wedding in Montana. A white dog attack injures O B Wendeln. Jack Wortman returns from military service and will enroll at the University of Kansas.
Kansas City Grain Prices Report
Kansas City market notes wheat 344 cars with minor gains to 1%4 higher. No 2 hard and dark hard 2.2744-2.304, No 3 2.274-2.28. No 2 red 2.204-2.2142, No 3 2.15-2.22. Corn 8 cars unchanged No 2 white.
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Kansas City Cash
Kansas City
Farm Commodity Prices and Hay Receipts Report
Prices for oats, maize, kafir, rye, barley and soybeans listed with varying ranges. Oats 2 cars lower. white oats 73-82. mile maize 2.30-2.35. kafir 2.28-2.33. rye 1.42-1.46. barley 1.12-1.16. shorts 41.00-50. Kansas City hay receipts show prairie volume up with a week prior and a year ago figures vary.
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Kansas City
Shorts
Hay
Prairie
Fire Destroys Car In Iola Crash. 3 In Family Escape
A 1955 Mercury sport coupe in the 1100 block East Iola broke into flames after a rear impact by a truck driven by Charles E. Stephens. The Wilson family occupants Jack age 28 Gilbert 31 and Rickie 6 escaped unharmed. Stephens, 33, was arrested on DUI charges.
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Iola
East
Jack Wilson
Gilbert Wilson
Rickie
Chanute
Charles E. Stephens
Wilson
East and
Kentucky
Stephens
Family Reunion Attendance Reaches Fifty Three In Leslie Missouri
A Sunday family reunion in Leslie Missouri drew 53 attendees including Mr. and Mrs. F C Uthman and son Elva who visited relatives in Gerald and Leslie. Their daughter Mrs Ralph Kepley and Marlene of rural Humboldt joined the gathering as parents Mr and Mrs Charles Haines were set to arrive Friday.
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Leon Henderson
Robert Leon
Richard Lee
Humboldt
Montana
Washington
California
John Keil
Belgrade
Mont
John Barnett
Lind
Wash
Santa Rosa
Watsonville
Freedom
Calif
Robert Barnett
Kent Blackwood
Owensboro
Haines
Fred Crowl
Charles Haines
F. C. Uthman
Elva
Gerald
Leslie
Ralph Kepley
Marlene
Labor Day Weekend Visits and Local Meetings
Topeka residents hosted Labor Day weekend gatherings with families from Topeka and Kansas City while Emporia and Manhattan ties were noted. Phyllis Shook returns to Manhattan for rush activities and North Valley community plans a meeting with watermelon served. Rural Grange also schedules an 8 o'clock Thursday meeting with officer elections and cookies and iced tea.
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Rural Grange
Navy Lt Junod to Report for Washington Post
Lt and Mrs LaVern Junod and daughter Frances visit his parents for 10 days before heading to Washington D C where Lt Junod will begin a navy assignment. He previously served 20 months as executive officer on the USS Viesolo destroyer at Norfolk while weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Louis Breyfogle and others from Lawrence Dallas Topeka and Iola with extended visits at the Johnson and Schickhardt homes.
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Louis Breyfogle
Lawrence
Reynold Johnson
Bradley
Dallas
Evanell Nixon
Topeka
Ernest Johnson
S. Highland
Carl Schickhardt
W. Oak
Mrs Lapham Returns From 5000 Mile Trip To Montana
Mrs Walter A Lapham aged 815 South Central returned home last Thursday after a 5000 mile journey. She accompanied Dr and Mrs Robert Myers of Newton to Billings Montana to visit Mr and Mrs Albert Finefrock. The party toured Yellowstone National Park during the trip.
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Walter A. Lapham
S. ‘Central
Robert Myers
Newton
Billings, Mont
Albert Finefrock
Yellowstone
Vacationers Find Rest at Benedict's Resort near Brainerd
Dr and Mrs Myers and Mrs Lapham spent the rest of their vacation at Benedict's resort near Brainerd Minnesota until Camp Lincoln closed. They were later accompanied home by Dr and Mrs Myers' sons Kendall and Martin.
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Glacier Parks
Teton Mountains
Myers
Mrs. Lapham
Benedict's Resort
Brainerd
Minn
Camp Lincoln
Mrs. Myer
Kendall and
Martin
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas From Buffalo to Chanute
Mrs. Logan Shoop 67 of Buffalo dies at Wilson County Hospital after weeks ill. Born Alvina Harris 1889 in Herkimer she married Logan Shoop in 1949 and lived in Buffalo. Survived by husband sister and several brothers and nieces and nephews. Funeral Wednesday 2:30 p.m. Buffalo Methodist Church. burial Maple Grove. Mrs. Clara Jenner 78 of Chanute dies after long illness. Born Ohio 1878 she resided in Chanute 75 years. Survives two sons Frank and Fay Jenner four grandchildren four great grandchildren. Christian Church member. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. at Wilson-Johnson Chapel. burial Elmwood. Mrs. Jennie Mina Goltry 66 of Chanute dies after two months illness. Born Thayer 1889 she married David Goltry 1907. Lived west of Chanute then with daughter at Altoona. Survives four daughters four sons. Altona Christian Church member.
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Logan Shoop
Buffalo
Wilson County Hospital
Neadeska
Fred
Augusta
William Harries
Marysville
CES
American Legion Auxiliary
Marysville Lutheran Church
Methodist Church of
Loran Fawcett
Neodesha
Maple Grove Cemetery
Fred Jenner
Clara Jenner
N. Lincoln
Chanute
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Jenner
Ohio
Frank R. Jenner
Arkansas City
Fay A. Jenner
The
Christian Church
Wilson-Johnson
Ted D. Hurst
Elmwood Cemetery
David Elmer Goltry
Jennie Mina Goltry
Jennie Mina
Elmer Walker
Thayer
Virgil Gamble
Altoona
Goltry
Obituary Notice for Family of Goltry Kin
Funeral services arranged by Gibson Funeral Home are incomplete. Burial will be in Zion Cemetery. Survivors include eighteen grandchildren two sisters two brothers and multiple relatives in Arizona Texas Kansas Oklahoma and Topeka.
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Emma) Chickadonz
Phoenix
Ariz
Virgil
Ina) Gamble
Altoona
Estel
Bessie) Payne
Spearman
Tex
Jacob
Donna) Myers
Daniel E. Goltry
Borger
Gordon Goltry
Chanute
Joe Goltry
Topeka
George Goltry
Petrolia
H. L. Smith
Neodesha
Mary Martha Bunt
Tulsa
Harry Walker
Wichita
Fred Walker
Gibson Funeral Home
Zion Cemetery
Lovett Rushed to Rest After Illness in Neosho
Loren O Lovett 56 of 505 N Steuben died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after several weeks illness. He worked for Mid America Refining Co. Born Oct 20 1899 Eagle Lake Minn he married Beulah Cain May 31 1919 Erie. Survived by wife a daughter Norma Jean Gilmore Wichita two grandchildren Theresa Geraldine two brothers Thurman Harlan Lovett Chanute three sisters Mrs Bernard Wyatt Chanute Mrs Jesse Levhand Kansas City and Mrs Mildred Taylor. Funeral by Koch-Skinner Memorial Home planned.
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Loren O. Lovett
N. Steuben
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Mid-America Refining Co. Inc
Eagle Lake
Minn
Beullah Cain
Erie
Norma Jean Gilmore
Wichita
Theresa
Geraldine
Thurman
Harlan Lovett
Chanute
Bernard Wyatt
Jesse Levhand
Kansas City
Mildred Taylor
Elks Lodge
Sunflower Chapter
CES
Cedar Masonic Lodge
First Baptist Church
Koch-Skinner Memorial
Funeral for Mrs Cora Snodgrass in Lavonburg church
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the Lavonburg Methodist Church for Mrs Cora Snodgrass with Rev Jean Minnich officiating. A quartet sang Abide with Me Someday He Will Make it Plain to Me and Gods Tomorrow, accompanied by Mrs Ed Michael. Bearers were Ed Feeback Jack Jordan John Nelson Edwin Powle Richard Singer and Wendell Parsons. Ralston Funeral Home of Moran handled arrangements and burial took place in Lavonburg Cemetery.
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Jack Jordan
John Nelson
Edwin Powle
Richard Singer
Wendell Parsons
Ralston
Moran
Lavonburg Cemetery
Traffic Fatalities In State Records 1956 422
Kansas accident records show 422 traffic fatalities to date in 1956, up from 375 in the same period in 1955, with 72 hours tally listing 11 fatalities.
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Topeka
Kansas
Farmers Name Paulsen Legislative Representative
Concordia Kansas Leo Paulsen former state representative has been named legislative representative by the Committee of Kansas Farm Organizations.
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Concordia
Kas
Leo Paulsen
Committee of Kansas Farm Organizations
Daily Transcript Admittances and Dismissals Report
Memorial Hospital lists Saturday through Monday patient ad mittings with names and addresses including Susie Sperry and Tommy Tripp. Dismissals note Tommy Tripp and others while traffic citations list two drivers with muffler violations and bonds posted. A fire run occurred at 7 16 p m Monday to Seventh and Katy for a tree on fire.
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S. Evergreen
Larry Hackett
S. Gretchen
Amalia Anderson
N. Grant
H. W. Carey
Humboldt
William G. Neely
Elmer E. Ladd
Surgical
Oren Hass
Earl Hunter
W. Main
David L. Overbay
Western
Medical
Glenn Chickadonz
Roy Kirkpatrick
N. Kansas
Tommy Tripp
S. Washington
Leslie Gray
S. Kansas
Floyd W. ‘Flowers
E. 16Th
Carroll Finley
R. 1
Katy
New Healing Sub Stance Bio-Dyne At Your Drugstore
An advertising pitch promotes Bio-Dyne as a secret cure from a world famous research institute. It claims piles are no longer a problem and markets Preparation H in suppository and ointment forms. A money back guarantee and Reg. U. 5 patent are noted.
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Pat
Father of Nixon Lapses Into Coma
Frank Nixon father of Vice President Nixon collapsed into a coma in Whittier California at age 77 with doctors saying death is likely. He had been stricken August 22 by a ruptured abdominal artery and suffered stomach hemorrhages. Er nest Nixon his brother arrived to give support as the elder Nixon alternated between rallying and slipping into a coma.
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Nixon
The Tribune by Carrier Price Drop
The Tribune announces a new carrier price of 30 cents per week for home delivery, with readers advised of the affordable weekly rate and continued publication schedule.
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the Tribune
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