Hog Prices Rise as Markets Show Broad Uptick
Kansas City market data show hogs $0.10 to $0.25 higher, sows up to $0.25, with barrows and gilts mainly $15.75 to $16.85 for 210-265 lb and $16.00 for 215-247 lb. 270-400 lb sows $14.25-15.25. Sheep at 500 head steady, lambs $19.50 top, 17.50-19.00 for good to choice, ewes $4.75-6.00. Cattle and calves 3,100 head. steers steady, heifers weak to steady, cows steady. top steer prices $24.75-25.00, good to choice $23.50-24.50, prime heifers $24.00, cows $14.50-16.50, vealers $22.00-25.00.
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Parsons
U.S
Market Prices for Hogs Cattle Sheep and Grains
Hogs and sows priced by grade and weight with range 12 to 15.25 dollars for heavier hogs while cattle steady with grain fed steers and heifers at 19 to 25 dollars and stockers 16 to 30 dollars. Also listed are yearling stockers cows bulls and veal calves with varying quality and weight ranges. Wheat corn oats soybeans and related commodities show minor daily shifts with No 2 hard corn around 2 to 2.08 dollars and soybeans about 2.55 to 2.63 dollars, in Kansas City and New York AP closing data.
Dennis Nelson Dennis dies at 79 in Erie
Dennis Nelson Dennis 79 of 401 N Santa Fe born Oct 17 1883 Mitchell County died Sept 16 at Erie after extended illness. Retired farmer, survived by six daughters and three sons, service at John Mortuary Thursday at 2 pm with burial in Buffalo Cemetery.
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Henry Nelson Dennis
N. Santa Fe
Mitchell County
Erie
Dollie Clifton
Fredonia
Edna Clifton
Ina Elliott
Eureka
Leola Dame
Riverton
Elma Lopeman
Humboldt
Lorena Bosacki
Richmond
Calif
Consumer eggs unchanged in Kansas City report
Kansas City AP notes eggs, butter, and poultry prices remained steady. No changes observed in consumer egg costs, with butter and poultry also unchanged as markets pause.
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Kansas City
Butter, Eggs Steady in Chicago Market Report
In Chicago the butter market shows steady prices with eggs mostly unchanged or down slightly. Grade A whites sell around 40 1/2 cents, mixed 39, mediums 36, standards 34 1/2, dirties 28, checks 27 cents per dozen.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Market Roundup Shows Mixed Grain Prices
Chicago AP notes no sales of wheat oats or soybeans. Corn No 4 yellow at 1.3442 with No 5 at 1.3334. Soybean oil at 8. Wheat slips to lower, September at 1.93. Corn 4s lower to 1.31 1/2, oats 5 lower to 66 1/2. Rye down to 1.44 1/2, soybeans 2 cents lower to 2.65-65 in September.
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Chicago
Mother of Quints Plans to Go Home
Mrs Andrew Fischer mother of quintuplets said she hopes to leave St Luke s Hospital soon as the five babies born two months early gain strength They remain in hospital at least two months while being fed small amounts of formula and water The Fischer family has received about 75000 in gifts and support from well wishers and organizations
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Aberdeen
S.D
Andrew Fischer
James Berbos
Chamber of Commerce
Fischers
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions News
Hospital daily notes list Tuesday admissions including Mrs Mary Citti 1204 S Evergreen medical Warren Wilkins 318 N Steuben medical Mrs Glen Bradford Humboldt medical Leo E Herron 730 S Forest medical Mrs Julia Ashley 704 S Central medical Dismissals include John Walters 105 S Allen George Debefaugh 102 N Steuben Albert Sommars R 1 and Cecil Angleton and daughter Eric Birth reports Mr and Mrs Robert Holder 1302 W Main a girl Admissions today name George C Dunn 705 N Kansas Mrs Lynn Umbarger Newkirk Okla medical Lee Roy Rathbun 16s N Grant medical Dismissals today Eva Howard 719 W Main Mrs Marion Bailey and son R 1 Mrs Glenn Bradford Humboldt Charles Lee Chambers Joplin.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Mary Citti
S. Evergreen
Warren Wilkins
Robert Holder
W. Main
George C. Dunn
N. Kansas
Lynn Umbarger
Newkirk
Okla
Lee Roy Rathbun
N. Grant
Eva Howard
Marion Bailey
Glenn Bradford
Humboldt
Charles Lee Chambers
Joplin
Wall Street seen uneven late trading near highs
Wall Street in New York moved unevenly late today near a record high as trading remained fairly active with about 5 million shares changing hands. The Dow's early gains were trimmed and prospects for a new high by close faded. Bond prices for U S government and corporations were mixed.
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New York
W AP
U.S
Rural Entry in Sweet Potato Derby Meeting Friday
Brief item notes the first Rural Entry meeting this fall at 8 o'clock with a three pounder brought. Gelatin salads and cookies from Mrs Emmett Bickel of Earl will be served. Also mentions a BPW visit by Velma Beasley and Mrs Don Mass to Columbus, and a new baby Michael Anthony Tucker born Sept 13. Red and blue ribbons awarded to Tucker Lopeman and Bill Lopeman at the Mid-America Fair in Topeka last week.
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Emmett Bickel
Earl
William J. Haller
BPW
Scherel Booe
Columbus
3Rd
Cambridge
Velma Beasley
Don Mass
Tucker
Michael Anthony
Doug Lopeman
Robert Lopeman
Bill Lopeman
Topeka
Florida newspaper misspells spelling bee winner name
A Miami newspaper sponsored a spelling bee and announced the winner with a misspelled name. In a correction, the paper also misspelled the winner's mother's name, reflecting a second error in the follow up notice.
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Miami
Florida
Funeral rites for Charles Nelson Ballou Sr observed in Lavonburg
The funeral service for Charles Nelson Ballou Senior was held Monday afternoon at the First Christian church in Lavonburg with Rev. Jean Minnich officiating. Survivors not listed. Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery in Chanute. Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home in charge. Funeral services for Blanche Kathryn Mendenhall were held Tuesday afternoon at the Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home with Dr. Fred Shaw officiating. The bearers were Harry Brant, Howard Brant, Lemuel Beale, Earl Malcolm, Jack Ahring, and Robert Johnson. Burial was at Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Jack Ahring
Robert Johnson
Memorial Park Cemetery
Beeman Couple Visit Andersons in Thayer
Mr and Mrs Ray C Beeman of Thayer paid a call on Mr and Mrs H E Anderson at 411 West Main yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray C. Beeman
Thayer
H. E. Anderson
W. Main
Youths cited on reckless driving charges after chase
Police cited Phillip L. McCoy and Byron Hoffman at 1:50 a.m. today on traffic charges after stopping them at 9th and Santa Fe for racing on South Lincoln. McCoy was detained briefly and charged with reckless driving and illegal tag use, Hoffman with reckless driving.
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Phillip L. McCoy
S. Grant
Byron Hoffman
S. Kansas
9Th
Santa Fe
South Lincoln
McCoy
Hoffman
U S Heiress To Divorce From Romania Ex-Chauffeur Husband
In Zurich American heiress Gamble Benedict Porumbeanu hid with friends while her Romanian ex-chauffeur husband Andre Porumbeanu flew in from New York to learn details of their divorce. The couple's villa in Erlenbach was shuttered with three servants gone and their two sons kept at an undisclosed private home.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Gamble Benedict Porumbeanu
New York
Andre Porumbeanu
Erlenbach
Kansas State Receives Grants for Health and Science Labs
Kansas State University in Manhattan announced grants totaling over 200000 from the Health Education and Welfare Department and the National Science Foundation. The funds support Waters Hall remodeling for the entomology health research program and Willard Hall work for chemistry and biochemistry labs, plus NSF support for basic research in West Waters Hall.
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National Science Foundation
West Waters Hall
B of RT Auxiliary Meeting at IOOF Hall
The Jr auxiliary met in IOOF Hall Tuesday at 2 o clock with 14 members present. Mrs Hallie Cathers presided as the meeting approved draping the charter in memory of Mrs Lettie McConnell and planned a covered dish picnic dinner for September 22 at 5 p m.
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B of RT
Ioof Hall
Hallie Cathers
Lettie McConnell
Season Ended By Women Golfers at Country Club
The last Ladies Day Golf of the season was played at the Country Club on Tuesday with 18 members. Mrs. Robert Pennington chaired the day. Prizes were awarded to first Mrs. Bill Gray and Mrs. Frank Shaffer 65, second Lorene Carson and Mrs. Ed Ashley 70, third Mrs. Al Endres and Mrs. Alma Vestle 73. The Golf Association plans its annual luncheon next Tuesday at the club.
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Country Club
Robert Pennington
Bill Gray
Frank Shaffer
Lorene Carson
Ed Ashley
al Endres
Alma Vestle
The
Golf Association
Local Auxiliaries Invite Members to Santa Fe Park Event
At the south shelter house in Santa Fe Park all members of the auxiliary and their families and of the B. of RT and their families are invited. The next meeting will be Oct. 1.
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South Shelter House
Santa Fe Park
Auxiliary
B. of RT
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