Livestock and grain prices report from Kansas City
Hogs 5 500 head all classes 25 cents lower except barrows and gilts 210 to 260 pounds 21.75 to 22.50. Sheep 1 500 spring lambs up 25, others steady. prime lambs 22.50 to 23.50, ewes 5.50 to 7.00. Cattle 9 500 calves 300 steady, other grades steady to 25 lower. choice steers 26.00 to 27.75, prime 27.00, heifers 24.00 to 25.25. Wheat 405 cars mixed prices. No 2 hard 1.57 4 to 1.90, No 3 1.58 to 1.59. Corn 126 cars, mostly lower. No 2 white 1.40 to 1.63, No 2 yellow 1.28 to 1.63. Oats 19 cars, No 1 white 69 to 74, No 3 68 to 73. Maize 1.90 to 1.97. Rye 1.06 to 41.17. Barley 1.06 to 1.11. Soybeans 2.56 to 2.71. Sacked bran 40.00 to 40.75. Sacked shorts 40.00 to 40.75.
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Kansas City
Shorts
Castle
U.S
Livestock Market Prices From Parsons and Castle and Veal
Parson s Livestock and Castle yard reports show bid ranges for hogs, cattle, veal, cows, bulls and sheep. Prices cover U S No 1 and 2 hog weights, grain fed cattle, stocker and feeder calves, veal grades, canners and stock cows, and breeding stock with various weight bands and quality levels.
Prices for Eggs Butter and Chickens Listed by KC Produce
Kansas City report lists consumer egg grades large to small with price ranges from 18 to 35 cents per dozen plus medians. Wholesale eggs show large and medium grades around 30 to 37 cents. Missouri Arkansas live fryers are priced at farm and plant delivery rates 14 percent, and butter grades A solid and A quarters priced at 69 and 70 cents per pound respectively.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Chicago Poultry and Dairy Prices Hold Steady
Chicago wholesale live poultry prices unchanged to up 2 cents with roasters at 23 to 25 cents and special fed White Rock fryers at 19 to 21 cents. Butter is steady to firm with small gains and eggs hold at unchanged to 1 cent higher.
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Chicago
Publication and AP News Rights Notice
Publishes evenings except Sunday and is entered as second class matter with postage paid at the Chanute Kansas post office. The paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press, with AP dispatches exclusive for republication.
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Chanute
Kansas
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Associates Press
Jace
AP News
Grain prices slip and hold steady on Chicago close
Wheat No 2 yellow firm at 1.60 with later decline to 1.56 for September. Corn Nos 1 2 3 4 yellow steady around 1.34 to 1.35 with September at 1.24 to 1.25. Oats no.2 white at 0.74 and soybeans No 1 yellow at 2.77 with Sept futures around 2.53 to 2.53%2. Rye and other oats move within small ranges.
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Chicago
Wall Street Steels Slip Amid Irregular Late-Day Trade
Wall Street in New York shows steels wilted in an irregular late afternoon session. Trading stayed moderately active with about 5.6 million shares changing hands, below Friday’s 6.02 million average, while U.S. Treasury issues remained mostly unchanged and overall volume cooled.
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New York
U.S. Treasury
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listed in Neosho Daily Transcript
Saturday admissions include Adrienne Ellis and Louis Larson with medical stays. dismissals list Arthur Carlson Gerald Johnson Justin Isaacs Gideon Thomas. Sunday births note a Gale Bogle girl. Monday admissions include Gilbert Haynes Joseph Weiner Ed Hardendorf Nellie John and others. several dismissals also recorded.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Adrienne Ellis
S. Forest
Louis Larson
Lavonburg
Harry L. Smith
Dennis
Arthur Carlson
S. Wilson
Gerald Johnson
Laken
Justin Isaacs
W. Chestnut
Gideon Thomas
S. Grant
Chester Ackerman
S. Highland
Richard Hively
W. Main
Lloyd Moore
Kathryn Baucom
Stark
Medical
Kenneth Simms
Lavenburg
George Mann
Eric
Math Clasen
Yates Center
Rainbow Reunion Draws 81 Veterans and Guests
Eighty one veterans from four states plus wives and six honorary members attended the Chanute Rainbow Division Veterans reunion at the Orchid Buffet. Gen Joe Nickell paid tribute to today’s youth. Ed Parr named national Rainbow committeeman. farewell breakfast drew about 60 attendees.
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Chanute Chapter
Rainbow Division
Hugh MacLean
Hutchinson
Taylor
Parr
National Rainbow
Orchid
Local Births Admitted Dismissed and Fire Run
Admissions today include Gordon Smith II at 1020 S. Washington for surgery. Dismissals feature Clarence Ransom 709 N Western Mrs Gale Bogle and daughter Wellsville and Mrs James Wright Wichita. Birth today to Mr and Mrs Donald Reeves 715 W Beach a boy. Fire Run Saturday 10 20 a m Jim McCoy residence 1406 S Highland waste basket.
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Seph Schoonover
Humboldt
Earl Munson
Elsmore
Richard Hively
W. Main
Robert Hesting
N. Forest
Gordon Smith II
S. Washington
Clarence Ransom
Jim McCoy
S. Highland
Parade Winners At Thayer Home Coming Parade
Thayer honored First State Bank of Thayer with first place in the commercial division during the three day Home-Coming Picnic and Fair. Methodist church and Christian church floats finished second and third. Eldridge Store, Order of Eastern Star and Friday Reading Club received honorable mentions. In the school division the sophomores won, followed by juniors, seniors and freshmen. Nancy Hughes led the best bicycle entry with Mark Bowers and Lisa Redfield placing second and third.
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Thayer
First State Bank of
Jerry Fox
Methodist Church
Christian Church
Eldridge Store
Order of Eastern Star
Friday Reading Club
Nancy Hughes
Mark Bowers
Lisa Redfield
Episcopal Bishops Meet in Montana
Episcopal bishops from around the world open general sessions in East Glacier Montana with about 20 international prelates attending The meeting draws U S bishops including James A Pike amid a noted Heresy charge against him by Arizona clergy The Montana bishop Chandler W Sterling cites doubt of prosecution and notes roughly 150 bishops expected to attend
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East Glacier
Mont
House of Bishops
Albert Voegeli
Haiti
Ronualdo Gonzales-Acuerros
Cuba
Glacier National Park
Montana
United States
James A. Pike
San Francisco
Arizona
Chandler W. Steling
Police radar checks cite six for speeding in Santa Fe area
Police ran a radar check on South Santa Fe between 6 30 and 8 am today. Six drivers were cited on speeding charges. Three of the six had posted 10 bonds by 10 30 am Ted W Lucas Jetmore Alvin L Tay lor Tulsa Eunice J Aymer Novata Okla Frank Washburn 602 N Washington reported to police Sunday that a lawn figurine was taken from his yard Saturday night. Also received Sunday was a report by Donald E Vaughn that a lawnmower had disappeared from where he formerly lived at 320 E 19th. He told officers he left the mower when he moved to Wichita Aug 22. Today Mrs Ken Winters 5 S Malcolm reported a card table chair missing.
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South Santa Fe
Ted W. Lucas
Jetmore
Alvin L. Taylor
Tulsa
Eunice J. Aymer
Novata
Okla
Frank Washburn
Washington
Donald E. Vaughn
Wichita
Ken Winters
S. Malcolm
Purse Missing After Car Door Malfunction
Cherilyn C Lowe reports at 1 50 a m loss of a purse containing a driver’s license and papers. She says the car door opened near 7th and Santa Fe and the purse slid out as she rounded the corner and could not locate it.
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Cherilyn C. Lowe
Edith
7Th and
Santa Fe
Wofford Charged With No Valid Driver's License
Police cited Ralph G. Wofford of 420 East Oak at 1 20 a m Sunday on a charge of not having a valid driver's license.
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Ralph G. Wofford
E. Oak
Local Car Window Break-In Leads to Warrant Arrest
Joe Lockwood reports his 1964 Dodge pickup window broken while parked at his home. Police arrest Mary Ann Gibson Mulberry of Chanute on a Labette County check warrant Sunday and later release her to county authorities.
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Joe Lockwood
S. Garfield
Mary Ann Gibson
Mulberry
Chanute
Labette County
Weekend guests visit Starrs in Wichita
Mr and Mrs Warren E Alford and Carolyn of Wichita were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Ivan L Starr at 316 South Wilson.
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Warren E. Alford
Carolyn
Wichita
Ivan L. Starr
S. Wilson
Judge Dunham Recovering After Surgery at Mercy Hospital
Judge B. M. Dunham of 515 S. Lafayette is reported recovering satisfactorily at Mercy Hospital Fort Scott after surgery performed last week.
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B. M. Dunham
S. Lafayette
Mercy Hospital, Fort Scott
Labor Day Visits Highlight Local Family Gatherings
Mrs. Keiffer Allen of Glen Georgia and relatives from Kansas City spent Labor Day with Mrs. Allen's grandmother Mrs. Dave Petterson at 808 S. Central. Glen plans to join the Marines in San Diego Sept 28. W. D. Geeding family from Wichita visited their parents at 819 Santa Fe, while Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Nelson stayed at 202 N. Washington.
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J. Stanley Stevenson
Overland Park
Carl Hise
Marion Palmer
Kansas City
Harold Wilfong
West Plains
Cy Stout
St. Louis
Wichita
Keiffer Allen
Glen
Gary
Donald
Barbara
Labor Day
Allen
Dave Petterson
S. Central
San Diego
Calif
W. D. Geeding
D. L. Geeding
Santa Fe
O. D. Nelson
Washington
Tonkin visit with Dallas kin over weekend
Mr and Mrs Ronald Tonkin and their son from Dallas Texas spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Harley Tonkinson and Kenneth at their rural route address.
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Ronald Tonkinson
Dallas
Tex
Harley Tonkinson
Kenneth
Obituary notices for Gibson Knight Manly and Pugh
Deaths in Pratt Girard and Columbus areas list Mrs. Joe Gibson 61 in Pratt with ten surviving relatives, Mrs J A Knight 87 in Girard, Edward Manly funeral in Elmwood Cemetery, and Arthur Pugh 76 noted with burial in Erie Beth El after service in Columbus. Details include birthplaces, dates, and service arrangements.
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Manly
Edward D. Manly
Roy S. Gibson
Dale L. Sneeringer
Elmwood Cemetery
Chester Kustenborter
Marilyn Elliott
Behond
Fred Smith
Charles Hawley
John Curtis
Walter Hartman
Jack Moore
T. F. Graham
Virgil Collins
Pugh
Arthur W. Pugh
Kansas
Columbus City Hospital
Ruhland- Murdock
Columbus
Bethel Cemetery
Erie
Carl Daniels
Local Visits Highlight WWII Barracks and Nearby Kin
The Geeding and Stewart households in Pittsburg hosted Friday evening visits to the WWI Barracks and Auxiliary. Karen Gorman of Falls Church Virginia visits her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gottlieb, this week. She will travel to Manhattan Sunday to attend Kansas State University.
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E. 17Th
D. L. Geeding
S. Santa Fe
Beulah Stewart
S. Lafayette
Pittsburg
Karen Gorman
Falls Church
Leo Gottlieb
S. Tennessee
Miss Gorman
Manhattan
Kansas State University
Nineteenth Child Born in Wellington Family
SOUTH HAVEN Kan AP Mrs Alva Bertha Wilson reports her 19th child a boy named Perry Wilson born last Thursday in Wellington hospital. The Wilsons have 12 boys and seven girls with two deaths and 12 children still at home.
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South Haven
Kan
Alva
Bertha) Wilson
Wellington
Perry Wilson
Wilsons
Theater pioneer with multiple openings across Kansas and Oklahoma
The obituary details a theater entrepreneur who opened an airdome in Erie in 1918 and later ran venues in St. Paul Walnut Galesburg Stark Bronson Girard Fredonia Columbus and a Drive In Theater in 1953. He also worked 30 years in oil, married Hazel Lydick in 1911, and leaves a wife, son Leon, daughter Viola Wadlington, four grandchildren, two brothers Everett and Hurley, and sister Fern Peel.
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Dighton
Erie
St. Paul
Walnut
Galesburg
Stark, Bronson and Girard
Fredonia
Columbus
Columbus Drive
Erie Lodge 76
A.f.&a.m
Fort Scott
Fort Scott Consistory, Mirza Shrine At Pittsburg and Pursell
Hazel D. Lydick
Leon
Viola Wadlington
Huntsville
Ala
Everett
Eric
Hurley
Portland
Ore
Fern Peel
Pittsburg
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