Hogs and cattle price activity in Kansas City market
Kansas City livestock reports show hogs 1,600 head fairly active with prices up 25 cents. cattle 400 head and calves 200 head not sufficient for price testing. Hogs priced by weight grades 200-285 lb range 16.00 to 16.50, 180-195 lb 15.50-16.00, sows 400 lb and down 15.00-15.75. Sheep 600 head steady 19.00-20.50 for lambs. ewes 5.00-23.00. Eggs poultry butter at Chicago unchanged. butter, eggs, and live poultry firm to higher in limited ranges.
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Kansas City
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U. S
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Wall Street Holds Steady Amid Suez Canal Gains
The stock market stayed higher into the afternoon with volume near yesterday’s two million shares. Pivotal stocks rose fractions to two or three points while individual issues swung. Steels rails and oils led the upswing as confidence grows over the Suez Canal, though caution spread from other reports. Canadian telephone firms expand training in microwave radar for defense communications.
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New York
Suez Canal
Canada
Deaths and funeral notices span Topeka Chanute area
Infant Sandra Kay Weathers of Topeka dies after a short illness at home age born July 29 1956 grave side services Saturday 3 PM Memorial Park Chanute Rev Fred Shaw officiating Gibson Funeral Home in charge Other obituaries list Cecil Daniel Mitchell Flossie Saving David Lloyd Overbay Eli Lefebvre and local residents and visitors with notes on church services burials and family connections in Humboldt Chanute and Topeka
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Sandra Kay Weathers
Jack Weathers
Topeka
B. F. Schupbach
Chanute
Memorial Park Cemetery
Fred Shaw
Gibson Funeral
Wayne Sheldon
D. L. Driscoll
Melvin McBee
Local Births and Death Notices From Chanute Area Briefs
Mr and Mrs Delmar Seery of La Junta Colo announce the birth of an 8 pound son Roger Delmar on Sept 3 Mrs Seery is daughter of Mrs Davida Stewert Inglewood Calif and Seery is son of Mr and Mrs J W Lopeman of 1109 S Grant The Seerys also have two daughters Judy Ann and Kathy Jean Mrs Hessel Ray R 2 Humboldt returned from Birmingham Ala where she went Friday for her brother Ernest Harmon formerly of Chanute who died Monday Funeral services were Tuesday Mrs Ray was accompanied by two nephews Don Harmon Alliance Neb and Ernest Harmon Jr Pittsburg Freddie Markham son of Mr and Mrs Freddie Markham of rural Petrolia will be showered by friends at Petrolia School Saturday and a neighbors shower is planned at the same site Tuesday night Coffee and cake will be served Police Chief Tom Morehead and
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Ann
Fred Lassman
Clathe
Robert E. Saving
Santa Martin
Calif
Kenneth C. Saving
San Francisco
Arthur Gainer
Nevada
Ray Kimbler
Mount Vermon
Herman Gainer
Caldwell
Saving
Lutheran Church
Humboldt
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Theodore Offerman
Mount Hope Cemetery
Johnson Funeral Home
Delmar Seery
la Junta
Colo
Roger Delmar
Hessel Ray
Birmingham
Ala
Ernest Harmon
Chanute
Timesette
the Tribune
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Petrolia
Markhams
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Listed
Daily Transcript item lists today admittances Mrs William Stephenson Rose for medical care. Dismissals today include Mrs Clarence Cross Lavenburg and Pearl e RRDRn 212 N Evergreen. Dismissals Monday include Karen Jean and Colleen Ruth Webber twins of Lloyd Gene Webber 121 S Kansas. Birth Thursday a daughter to Mr and Mrs Bill Bridges Parsons.
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William Stephenson
Rose
Karen Jean
Colleen Ruth Webber
Lloyd Gene Webber
S. Kansas
Clarence Cross
Lavenburg
Pearle Rrdrn
N. Evergreen
Melvin Bouman
Eric
Roy Mannen
W. Walnut
Clarence Walters
W. Oak
Joyce McLarren
S. Plushmer
Nora i S. Newman
N. Steuben
Bill Bridges
Parsons
Local Social Visits and College Travels Spotlight Weekend
Lone Elm residents Mr and Mrs Harley Fraser visited Mrs Velma Sage and were afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs James Maxwell in Neodesha. The Bergs and Johnsons travelled to Wichita to visit Leola Berg in hospital. George French returned from a Denver Pueblo Rocky Ford trip. Katrina John Beckler’s funeral was held after Stoelzing rites at Wil noon.
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Lone Elm
Harley Fraser
Velma Sage
Hugh
Billy
James Maxwell
Neodesha
Dale Johnson
Independence
Roy Berg
Wichita
Leola Berg
George French
Denver
Pueblo
Rocky Ford
Colo
Harry Berg
Ida Berg
Dwight Berk
Hutchinson Kansas State Fair Peace Officers Arrive
Patrolman John Leroy travels to Hutchinson where peace officers will serve at the Kansas State Fair opening Saturday and running through next Thursday. Assistant Chief Lige Matlock will direct department activities during Morehead’s absence. The Country Club begins its first annual Married Couples Golf Tournament Sunday at 2 p.m. Nine holes are planned for Sunday and Sept 23. A buffet supper follows the finals on the 23rd with trophies and prizes awarded.
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John Leroy
Hutchinson
Lige Matlock
Morehead
Chanute Tribune Pa. 10 Friday, September 14, 1956
The Chanute Tribune issue from Friday September 14, 1956 outlines local news and community updates. It includes brief items on events, public notices, and social notices relevant to Chanute and surrounding areas.
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The
Chanute Tribune Pa
Highway Patrol Hearings in City Court On Guilty Pleas
Verlin Gilbert Lawrence pleaded guilty for passing in a no passing zone with a $10 fine and costs. Charles M Wolfe of 805 W Main also pleaded guilty for passing in a narrow zone with a $10 fine. Irvin Lassman of 1110 N Evergreen pleaded guilty for pulling a trainer without a safety chain or trailer lights with a $5 fine and costs. Divorce suit filed in Chanute Mary Louise Rose vs Richard Charles Rose cites extreme cruelty and gross neglect and seeks support money custody of three minors. Property agreement filed. Couple married July 22 1944 at Norman Oklahoma. Recent moves listed for several residents.
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Highway Patrol
Verlin Gilbert
Lawrence
Charles M. Wolfe
W. Main
Irvin Joseph Lassman
N. Evergreen
Chanute
Mary Louise Rose
Richard Charles Rose
Norman
Oklo
Cancer onset in 45 to 64 age group yearly
About 230000 new cancer cases arise in the United States each year among people aged 45 through 64. The figure highlights the significant risk within this age bracket and the ongoing burden of cancer on middle-aged adults.
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United States
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