Hog and cattle prices rise in Kansas City market report
Kansas City prices show hogs up 25 to 40 cents and sows up to 50 cents, cattle and calves mostly steady. Live cattle group includes steers 25.50 to 29.65, heifers 24.50 to 27.75, cows 14.50 to 17.00, calves 19.00 to 23.00, vealers 21.00 to 25.00. Chicago grain and oilseed notes list oats, soybeans, wheat, corn, and barley with varied moves.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Livestock and Market Notes From Kansas City and New York
The report lists cattle hogs veal and sheep prices with ranges for various grades and weights, Kansas City price quotes for eggs poultry butter and staples, and a Wall Street note on late day stock recovery and volume. It cites AP datelines and includes market movement descriptions across livestock and financial sectors.
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New York
High school grads head to Wichita University and Emporia State
George A. Wheat and Joyce Roberts are among 1 268 graduates bound for Wichita University and Emporia State College this fall. Also noted are V F W Auxiliary rummage dates and a minor traffic accident at 14th and Evergreen with minor vehicle damage. Frank Collett reports continued fishing success at Ditmars Ford on Labor Day morning.
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George Anson Wheat
West 5Th
Wichita University
Wichita
Joyce Roberts
Gerald E. Roberts
Washington
Emporia State College
14Th
Evergreen
Dellah M. Gromer
S. Katy
Hans Herold
9Th
Herold
Gromer
Frank Collett
W. 3Rd
The
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Collett
Ditmars Ford
Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listed
Wednesday admissions include Edna Nibarger, 1902 S Santa Fe medical. Mrs Virgil Baker, 1121 S Lafayette medical. Fred Spencer Humboldt medical. Dismissals include Phillip Gillespie Yates Center. Birth announcements note a girl to Mr and Mrs David Kustandorter 102 S Denman. District Court filings include Mitchell divorce and Chase partition. licenses issued for Keller Freichine and McCoy Greve couples. traffic citation for Jerry Hively speeding with $5 bond.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Edna Nibarger
S. Santa Fe
Virgil Baker
S. Lafayette
Fred Spencer
Humboldt
Phillip Gillespie
Yates Center
Sharon Belt
S. Ashby
Harmon Wolken
R. J
David Kustandorter
S. Denman
City discusses curb of Dutch elm disease in Erie
Erie city council held its monthly meeting Tuesday to discuss Dutch elm disease control. City attorney Charles Forsyth was tasked with obtaining information on methods. Seven trees have been felled within Erie limits due to the spreading disease as officials and residents noted.
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Harvey Steele
Wayne Newlin
Marion Richey
Floyd Kiser
Ricky
Will Hodges
Osage City
Hodges
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Andrew Byrnes
Woodston
Glen Jacobs
Felt
Okla
Maye Jacobs
Wichita
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Clay City
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Mariner 2 Sun Satellite Reaches Solar Orbit
Sun gravity overcomes Earth's pull on the 447 pound Mariner 2, now a tiny satellite orbiting the sun. It will pass Venus on December 14 at 9,000 miles distance, then become space junk orbiting the sun as its instruments study Venus' atmosphere.
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Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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Floyd Kiser
Ricky
Topeka
Carl Webberity
Lafe Kennedy
California
Jack Rice
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Chanute
Cape Canaveral
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Grade A Large and Cream Products Receipts Listing
A small OCR fragment lists Grade A Large products and Cream items with current receipts and pricing notes. It mentions Hens 5 lbs and up and hides under 30 lbs priced at 10 cents per pound and over 30 lbs at 30 dollars each.
Wheat and grain prices hold steady at Kansas City market
Wheat and corn futures show limited moves with No 2 hard at 2.1754 and corn at 2. Pairs of bids for No 2 red soybeans quoted around 2.40 to 2.44. Other grains listed include oats with minor changes, milo maize at 1.73 to 1.85 and rye at 1.09 to 1.12. Bran and shorts trade within narrow ranges.
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Kansas City
Prisoners Riot Test Sheriff in Bexar Jail
SAN ANTONIO Texas AP reports prisoners rioted in the Bexar County Jail as Sheriff Bill Hauck says they wanted to test him to see what he would do.
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San Antonio, Tex
Bexar County
Bill Hauck
Butter and Eggs Prices Steady in Chicago Market
Chicago AP reports butter prices holding steady with grades AA to C listed from 93 to 85. Eggs show firm to higher prices with grades A whites and mixed, mediums, standards, and dirties all noted, including split figures.
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Chicago
Test flight of all glass-fibre rotor blade helicopter
A helicopter flew with an all-glass-fibre rotor blade, claimed to be more durable than traditional metal blades. The test aims to prove improved strength and performance in flight conditions.
Deaths and Funerals Wittsell Service Held
The Wittsell funeral for John Ed Wittsell 83 Savonburg will be Friday at 2 pm Cov enant church west of Savonburg Rev Willis Adel officiating Burial in Mount Moriah cemetery Pierce Funeral Home of Erie handles arrangements Delbert Russell 21 charged with first degree manslaughter in traffic crash that killed three at Stark Erie traffic crash death toll three killed in Erie area.
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John Ed Wittsell
Savonburg
Covenant Church
Willis Adel
Coffeyville, Kan
Will
Delbert Russell
Mount Moriah
Stark
Pierce
Erie
Strike by North Western Telegraphers Drags On In Chicago
Federal mediator Francis A. ONeill Jr. planned further separate talks with North Western negotiators and the Order of Railroad Telegraphers as a week of negotiations yielded little progress. The 1000 striking members began last Thursday over job security, halting operations across nine Midwestern states on the 10600 mile system, with broader commerce and agriculture feeling the impact.
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Chicago
Chicago & North Western Railway
Francis A. O'Neill Jr
North Western
Union
O'Neill
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