Livestock Market Report From Kansas City And Chicago
Kansas City cattle numbers 6 300 and calves 250 with feeders steady and cattle prices mixed. steers 27.00 to 29.75, heifers 24.50 to 28.00, cows 15.00 to 17.00, feeders 21.00 to 25.00, steer and heifer calves 23.00 to 31.50. Hogs 4 500 with barrows 18.00 to 20.00. sows 17.50 to 18.50. Sheep 500 with spring lambs 19.50 to 21.75 and feeder lambs 13.00 to 16.00. Chicago butter and eggs steady. live poultry mixed to higher with roasters 26 to 31 and heavy hens 18.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Market Reports and Death Notice for John Sommers
Livestock prices list hogs cattle veals and sheep with varied grades and weights. Death notice reports John Sommers 57 of Topeka former Buffalo resident, funeral Wednesday at East Side Baptist Topeka with graveside service in Toronto.
Wall Street Edges Higher on Aircraft and Aerospace Shares
The New York stock market edged up this afternoon aided by gains in aircraft, aerospace and electronic issues. Volume reached about 3.1 million shares, versus 2.52 million Monday. Bond prices mostly rose as trading slowed in government and corporate markets.
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New York
College pledges announced for two Kansas State students
Tom W. Scott son of Mr and Mrs R J Scott 504 S Evergreen pledges Phi Kappa Tau at Kansas State University Manhattan James D Youngberg son of Mr and Mrs W L Youngberg 702 S Highland pledges Tau Kappa Epsilon Mrs Ann Landis Kansas City attends funeral of her brother Carl Charles Miller who died Monday Rural Community meeting set Friday 8 p m at the Rural School an evening of games and watermelon planned watermelons furnished
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Tom W. Scott
R. J. Scott
S. Evergreen
Kansas State University
Manhattan
James D. Youngberg
W. L. Youngberg
S. Highland
Ann Landis
Kansas City
Carl Charles Miller
Tom Dawson
E. D. Dawson
National Science Foundation
Pittsburg State College
Shawnee Mission North
Dawson
Chanute High School
Pittsburg State
Ruskin High School
Raymond Dawson
Tulsa University
Chanute Ischools and Junior College
City rezoning slated amid property objections
The Chanute municipal planning contest continued with opposition from Rosa Stevens and others to a rezoning plan. Fire department pay raise and rural fire protection study were discussed, along with contracts, licenses, and a TV FM radio system franchise. Local residents and officials attended meetings. national and regional updates followed.
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Fire Department
C. W. Brennan
Brennan
City Planning Board
Lapham
Wheat and soybeans hold. corn ends higher in Chicago market
In Chicago grain terms no wheat or soybean sales reported. Corn No 2 yellow up 1.12 percent and No 4 yellow up 1.06 percent. Oats steady. barley and rye mixed with September futures at varied levels. Soybeans show a 2 higher to 1 percent lower, with September futures around 32.37 to 32.37.
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Chicago
Wheat and corn futures hold steady in Kansas City market
AP reports unchanged prices across grains with slight moves. Wheat quoted for Nos. 2 and 3 grades, corn down modestly with multiple white and yellow bids, oats steady with minor variations, rye soybeans and byproducts listed with narrow ranges indicating a quiet trading day.
Sumer Eggs Prices and Poultry Note
Sumer Eggs list shows large A 32 40 cents, medium A 2630 cents, small 37 41 cents, medium 80 per cent A 31-35 cents. Poultry and butter unchanged.
Neosho Memorial Hospital Admit and Dismissal Notes
Daily Transcript item lists Monday admissions including Paul Magill Humboldt medical Michael Pugh Lavenburg medical Mrs John Haugsness 10 E 11th surgery Michael Garcia Humboldt medical Mrs Myrtle Moffatt 302 S Kansas medical Wayne Erickison R 2 medical Dismissals Monday Dan Mitchell 101 N Western Mrs Edna Nibarger 1902 Santa Fe Eliza beth Bean 2 E 9th Dismissals today Art Holmes 326 S Allen Michael Pugh Savonlburg Mrs James Fritch Yates Center Mrs Charles Manley Coffeyville Mrs Paul Whitworth 1532 S Evergreen Traffic Citations Darrell Wiltse 1009 S Plummer reckless driving 25 bend posted James L Neyherd 40 W Main illegal muffler 10 bend posted Billy David Fulcher Chanute wane e vse no drivers license days in the county fell in police aa hearing.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Paul Magill
Humboldt
Michael Pugh
Lavenburg
John Haugsness
Michael Garcia
Myrtle Moffatt
S. Kansas Medical
Wayne Erickison
Dan Mitchell
N. Western
Edna Nibarger
Santa Fe
Elizabeth Bean
Art Holmes
S. Allen
Savlonburg
James Fritch
Yates Center
Charles Manley
Coffeyville
Paul Whitworth
S. Evergreen
Treffic
Darrell Wiltse
S. Plummer
Bend
James L. Neyherd
W. Main
Billy David Fulcher
Chanute
U.S. Oil Production Rises on Louisiana Allowable
U.S. oil output increased last week to 7,317,250 barrels daily, up 52,325 from the prior week. Louisiana rose to 1,364,500 barrels per day, a gain of 66,000, while Texas reached 2,542,450 barrels per day, up 10,800.
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Tulsa
Okla
U.S
Louisiana
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Texas
Car Damage In Crashes Involving Several Drivers
Police reported multiple property damage accidents with no injuries. Roy A. Brinson and Gene E. McRill collided at Highland and Walnut with estimated damage of 75 dollars to Brinsons Mercury and 250 dollars to McRills Ford. Separate crashes at Lincoln and Elm and Lincoln and Main caused smaller damages to a 1960 Lincoln, a 1962 Rambler taxi stand vehicle, a 1959 Buick and a 1962 Oldsmobile.
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Roy A. Brinson
S. Santa Fe
Gene E. McRill
W. 4Th
Highland and
Walnut
Brinson
McRill
Charles L. Keas
Franklin
Buick
Cox
Olds
Traffic Fatalities Log Shows 1962 Counts
Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hours to 9 am Tuesday with figures for September and the year 1962. It compares to September 1961 and notes totals of the period and monthly counts for the state.
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Topeka
Kansas
Humboldt Biblesta to Feature Texan R G Letourneau
The Rev. R. G. Letourneau of Longview Texas will speak at Humboldt Biblesta October 6 at 2 p m. The parade leads with Exodus and many biblical floats. A bean supper at 5 p m and a gospel hymn sing at 7 p m cap festivities. awards follow.
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Humboldt
R. G., Letourneau
Longview
Texas
Biblesta
Lyndell Mosley
Exodus
Daniel
Jesus
Pilate
Jacob
Jonah
Whale
John the Baptist
Abraham
Isaac
Moses
Sampson
Christ
Stephen
Egypt
Humboldts
Courtney Moses
Mosley
Sweet Adelines Plan Regional Meet In Wichita
The Chanute Chapter of the Sweet Adelines held its monthly meeting at the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital chapel with guests Mrs Grace Knox W T Niermier and Mrs Pula Cooper. Plans were made to entertain Hutchinson and Wichita chapters and members will attend the regional convention in Wichita on September 22. Rehearsal followed. next meets September 17 at the Tuberculosis Hospital.
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Sweet Adelines
Southeast
Kansas
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W. T. Niermier
Pula
Cooper
Hutchinson
Wichita
Sweet Adelines and
Tuberculosis
Teachers Welcomed At St Patrick's
A Sunday welcoming dinner at St Patrick's gym hosted sisters and lay teachers with Rev Hugh O Keefe introducing new staff. The Altar Society held a Wednesday meeting led by Mrs Charles Thummel and called for a delegate to the Diocesan Convention in Wichita October 25 and 26. A charity food sale was announced and a census of Catholic families will be taken for the bishop.
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St. Patrick’s
Hugh O'Keefe
St. Patrick's Altar Society
Charles Thummel
Wichita
O'Keefe
St. Patrick’s Parish
World’s highest permanent habitation found in Peru hut
A stone walled thatch roof shepherds hut at 17100 feet in southern Peru is believed to be the world’s highest permanent habitation. Local terrain and altitude mark it as a notable high altitude dwelling site with potential scientific interest.
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Peru
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