Livestock Prices From Kansas City and Chicago Markets
Kansas City reports cattle 6900 head calves 300 with high good feeder steers 27.00 to 35.00 per cwt for 565 to 640 pounds and 25.65 to 27.05 for 645 to 865 pounds hogs total 4000 with barrows and gilts 23 215 to 245 pounds at 20.00 to 25.00, 24 205 to 265 pounds at 19.75 to 20.00, 297 to 314 pounds at 19.00 to 20.40. Sheep 100, market not established. Chicago butter quoted, various grades. eggs and soybeans listed with prices and ranges.
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Kansas City
Chicago grain price report for wheat corn and oats
Chicago grain prices show wheat No 2 hard yellow at 1.27 and No 2 soft red at 1.225 percent. Corn No 2 yellow ranges 1.094 to 1.10 with No 5 around 1.00 percent. Oats bid at a white 62 and 4n extension features.
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Chicago
Wall Street Tumbles As Early Trading Slows Down
Wall Street moved irregularly lower in active trading after a mixed start. Prices declined as trading slowed and losses outpaced gains by more than 60 issues, erasing an early advantage for the market leaders.
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New York
Market averages slip as midweek close impacts prices
At noon the Dow average fell 3.92 to 915.46 amid heavier trading after midweek market closings. Analysts call the decline a corrective move following the sharp Labor Day rally, as the AP 60-stock index was down .4 at 339.7 with industrials down 2.0, rails up .7 and utilities up .2.
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Associated Press
Fiesta Gala planned as Chanute braces for holiday crowds
Fiesta celebrations return as events prepare to attract diners and shoppers. Mexican American families in Chanute number about 30 households, with language use declining across generations while pride in heritage and American citizenship remains strong.
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Godinez
Chanute
Daily Transcript reports hospital census and local legal notices
Neosho Memorial Hospital visiting hours listed as 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. with a patient census of 68 adults and pediatrics and six babies. Inbound admissions include Mrs. aki Grady and others, a boy born at 1215 Washington. Dismissals cover multiple individuals in Parsons and Yates Center. Local legal actions show DUI fines, license issues, and district court filings in Erie and Chanute, with several divorce and quiet title cases and marriage licenses issued.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Aki Grady
Ee Ee Nursing Ath Weleandar
Larry Reaves
Washington
Luther Hill
Rutter
Enoch Light
Yates Center
Robert White
S. Central
Alice
District Court
Erie
Orville J. Engelman
Esther F. Engelman
Neal W. McCoy
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad
Lavenburg
Gence
Chanute
First National Bank of
County Roads Resealed Across Neosho County
Neosho County commissioners announced completion of resealing on county blacktop roads for the year. Fifteen and a half miles were treated at about $1 700 per mile using county equipment and crews. The project covers one fifth of the county's blacktop mileage and will be repeated to reseal the entire system over five years.
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Erie
Neosho
Semi-Trailer Overturn Spills Asphalt Near Erie
A Greendyke Transport Co driver, James N. Orr of Wichita, overturned a semi trailer on US 59 two miles north of Erie around 4 a.m. spilling 5,400 gallons of asphalt. The kingbolt failure caused the topple, with 12 evergreen spreaders damaged and $3,000 trailer damage. Asphalt flowed along the service road drainage to Shaw road.
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Erie
James N. Orr
Wichita
Greendyke Transport Co
Enid
Okla
Chester Nichols
S. Central
Highway Patrol
Crawford County
Understanding the B vitamins and their roles
Dr Molner outlines the B complex vitamins, their key functions, and common deficiency diseases such as beriberi pellagra and pernicious anemia. He notes the broad presence of Bs in cereals meats and produce, the body's handling of excess, and that a balanced diet generally provides sufficient B complex.
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R. L
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Hamilton named business office manager at Southwestern Bell
Bob Hamilton of Wichita has been named business office manager at Southwestern Bell Telephone Co effective Sept. 1. A 24 year old native of St. Joseph Missouri, he joined Southwestern Bell in 1967 rising from coin collector to commercial representative before returning to Wichita. He is married to Sherry Sue and has a 3 year old son. The family has not yet found housing in Chanute. Rod Strohl moved to unit manager in Wichita.
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Bob Hamilton
Wichita
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Rod Strohl
Hamilton
Southwestern Bell
Hays
St. Joseph
Sherry Sue
Wichita East High School
Wichita Business College
Chanute
Strohl
Joe Thurman
S. Malcolm
Dick Wedan
Wedans
Des Moines
Iowa
Wedan
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Erie High Elects Class Officers by Year Grade
Erie High School elected class officers for four grades. Seniors select Craig Buskirk as president and Marta Smith as secretary. Juniors choose Kern Smith as president and Janice Pontious as secretary. Sophomores appoint Debra McMillan as president and Rhonda Riebe as secretary. Freshmen name Alfred Spears as president and Jane Kensinger as secretary. The school adopts a persistent ring tradition. Kayettes plan a Friday membership party at 7 30 p.m. in the multi purpose room with card admission.
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ERIE
Erie High School
Craig Buskirk
Pat Rogers
Marta Smith
Randy Neely
Kern Smith
Kevin Gosset
Janice Pontious
Mike Amos
Debra McMillan
Judy Hazen
Rhonda Riebe
Jim Waggoner
Alfred Spears
Jane Kensinger
Rex Houghton
EHS
Kayettes
R I P Obituaries for Roy Edgett Otto Spreer and Opal Irey
Roy Edgett, former Altoona resident, graveside service held at Altoona cemetery after dying in Colby. Otto Spreer, 67, Topeka, died at Stormont Vale Hospital. funeral in Topeka. Opal Delise Irey, 69, former Erie resident, died at Temple Nursing Home Parsons. funeral arrangements pending. Bes Sie Ansell memorial service set for 2 p.m. Friday in Johnson Chapel. survivors include nieces and nephews. burial Elmwood Cemetery.
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Roy Edgett
Altoona
Colby
Otto Spreer
Topeka
Stormont Vale Hospital
Ray Sloan
Denman
Opal Delise Irey
Erie
Temple Nursing Home
Parsons
Pierce Funeral Home
Ansell
Bessie Ansell
Johnson Chapel
Bert Sutton
Buffalo
Ben H. Ansell
Kansas City
S. Western
Chanute
Hot Springs
Ark
Mel Roberts
Elmwood Cemetery
Funeral service for Mrs S E Gibson held at Gibson Koch Chapel
The funeral for Mrs. S. E. Gibson occurred Wednesday afternoon with Rev. Duff Wagoner officiating. Mrs. D. A. Finney, accompanied by Mrs. Dave Petterson, sang three hymns. Bearers were Vere Pontious, Earl Bailey, Tom Duling, Marion Showalter, Wesley Hines and Melvin Hines. Floral attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Kustandorter. Burial followed at Highland Park Cemetery in Pittsburg.
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Gibson
S. E. Gibson
Gibson - Koch
Reckless Driving Charged in Collision Case
Police arrested Edwin Noland, 17, of 814 S Larson on a court warrant charging reckless driving linked to a Sept. 3 collision at 5th and Higgland in which four youths were injured. He was released on a $50 bond with a hearing set for 3 30 p.m. next Wednesday.
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Edwin Noland
S. Larson
5Th
Higgland
Local police report car tampering and collision notices
Jewel Green reports plastic center caps removed from her car at South Santa Fe bowling alley. Homer Brinkman reports left rear damage to a 1962 Oldsmobile after a side swipe on West Main. Also notes a library children story hour and a Kansas City birth, plus a Des Moines job move for a Wedan family.
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Jewel Green
S. Steuben
South Santa Fe
Homer Brinkman
S. Rutter
West Main
College of Emporia Enrolls 1036 for 86th Year
Emporia Kansas College of Emporia begins its 86th year with a record enrollment of 1036 students. Registrar Lyle W. Hilbert reports this is 14 above the 1022 set in fall 1966 and a 4 percent rise from 1967.
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Emporia
Kan
College of Emporia
Lyle W. Hilbert
Local notices stump readers with varied ads and messages
A collage of community notes lists church events and meals at Buffalo Methodist Church, a silo filling service in Independence, a ride share to Phoenix, a reopening date for a venue, machine buttonhole service, AA contact in Chanute, a district supply catalog offer, and a death notice for Mr. Guy Potter prompting a temporary closure.
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Guy Potter
Kansas City
Kansas
Harry Soderquist
Classifieds: Classic Fords and Chevrolets For Sale
A 1968 Ford Galaxie 500 four door with power steering. a 1968 Ford Galaxie 500 two door hardtop with power steering power brakes and air conditioning. a 1961 Chevrolet Station Wagon V eight with automatic transmission. and a 1956 Chevrolet pickup offered for sale.
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