Hog Prices Lifted at Kansas City Market Mix
AP dispatch fromKansas City reports cattle totals at 11 000 with calves 700 and hogs 6 500. Steers and heifers traded softer by up to 50 cents while vealers and feeders held steady. Good to choice steer prices ranged 22.50 to 24.00 and heifers 21.50 to 23.75 with cows 14.50 to 16.50. Hogs showed 25 to 50 cent declines for barrows and gilts, sows steady to weak, with barrows and gilts 200 to 260 pounds at 15.25 to 15.85 and 270 to 400 pound sows at 14.00 to 15.25. Sheep weighed 1 000 head with lambs 17.00 to 19.00 and ewes 4.75 to 6.00, while feeders ranged 14.00 to 16.00.
Parsons Livestock market prices summary
Livestock prices show steady trends across hogs cattle and sheep. Hogs 190-270 pounds mostly 14 to 15.50 per cwt with sows and bears cheaper. cattle include grain fed steers 24 to 25, stock calves 22 to 30, yearling stockers 21 to 26. Bulls and veal also listed. sheep steady with lambs up to 18.25 and ewes 2 to 12.
Wall Street Ends Mixed Amid Late Trading Slump
Wall Street moved irregularly lower late in the afternoon with some issues bucking the trend while volume neared five million shares. U.S. government bonds edged up as corporate stocks showed mixed gains and losses, reflecting a cautious trading session in New York.
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New York
Daily Transcript hospital admissions and births report
Daily Transcript lists Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions and dismissals for Saturday Sunday and today, including births for Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Phillips Emporia and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Morgan 717 N Steuben. It notes a fire run on West 2st and a district court filing in Chanute Bank of Commerce versus Owen C. Smith Jr. et al for foreclosure.
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Lynn Umbarger
Newkirk
Okla
Robert Holder
W. Main
Earl True
Bryan Burk
Leroy Phillips
Emporia
Betty Johnson
N. Forest
Morgan Murrah
S. Edith
Leonard Wheeler
Thayer
Martin McNamara
Humboldt
Joseph Tait
S. Lincoln
Nellie Hawes
S. Central
Larry Morgan
N. Steuben
District Court
Chanute
Bank of Commerce
Owen C. Smith Jr
Pittengers Named District Pastor and Wife of the Year
Rev and Mrs Claude Pittenger were chosen District Pastor and Wife of the Year among 13 honor churches at the Joplin District Nazarene assembly in Joplin. Pittenger, pastor of the Chanute Church of the Nazarene, also won a ministerial delegate seat to the four yearly general assembly. More than 200 delegates from 60 churches in southeast Kansas and southwest Missouri attended. Representing Chanute were Mr and Mrs Pittenger, Mrs Willard Fox, L A Bean, and Mrs Lowell Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Pittenger
Joplin
Church of the Nazarene
Pittenger
Chanute
General Assembly
Kansas
Missouri
Chaute Church
Willard Fox
L. A. Bean
Lowell Holland
Church district reports gains and new church plans emerge
In Missouri and Arkansas district reports, gains are noted across all areas. Rev Dean Baldwin, in his seventh year as district superintendent, announces several new church sites including one at WR 81. Mr Pittenger is re-elected district secretary and will attend the June 1964 Portland assembly as a delegate. Advisory board includes Rev Wilson Baker, Rev Wendell Paris, A R Motley, and Don Van Dyne. Rev Floyd Hess elected district treasurer and Rev Malcolm Eudaley named Bethany Nazarene trustee.
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Sas City
Dean Baldwin
Ing
Mr. Pittenger
Wilson Baker
Iola
Wendell Paris
Carthage
A. R. Motley
Don van Dyne
Independence
Floyd Hess
Pittsburg
Malcolm Eudaley
Neodesha
Bethany Nazarene College
Bethany
Okla
Live poultry and dairy prices in Chicago markets
AP wires report unchanged to lower quotes across poultry and butter markets in Chicago. Roasters listed at 23 to 24 cents per pound, fryers 18 to 20 cents, heavy hens around 18 cents, butter steady near 60 cents for top grades. Eggs hold near steady with grade A whites about 39 percent, mixed 39, mediums 36, standards 34, dirties 28, checks 27.
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Mary Cem
Allie Chal
le Martin M
Har- Am Airlin
McCrory
C. Powers
General
Cyan
Inter
Kan- Am
Mtrs
Minn
M&m
Kan
Tex Am
Anaconda
Monsan
Mont Ward
Apco Oil
Atchison
Nat Bisc
Atlas
Nat Gyps
Kansas City
Con- Avco Corp
Central
Me- Beth Steel
Boeing Air 33
Nor Pac
Cessna Air
Okla G&e
Champlin
Okla N Gas
Peabody Coal
Chi Sp
Chrysler
Ty Phill Pet
Curtiss
Socony
Union Pace
Goodyear
United Utilities
Harveens
Westy el
Woolworth
Yale & Tow
G&e
P&l
Chicago
Chicago grain quotes at close with mixed declines
Chicago markets closed with wheat down about 2 to 3 cents at December 2.02, corn down 1 to 2 cents at December 1.18, oats easing to 0.74 and rye slipping to 1.55. Soybeans rose about 2 to 3 cents with November at 2.71. No soybean sales reported. Prices listed include No. 2 red wheat at 2.05 and various oats and rye grades.
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Chicago
Market report Kansas City wheat corn and soybeans
AP reports Kansas City grain bids with prices for wheat corn and soybeans. Wheat bids range around 2.10 for No 2 hard and dark, corn rises to about 1.30 for No 2 white while soybeans show 2.60 to 2.71 percent. Other grains including oats rye and barley list minor shifts and.Fluctuating prices across multiple grades and futures.
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Kansas City
Deaths and Funerals Howard H. Nutt 77
Howard H. Nutt, 77, died at Neosho Memorial Hospital following a long illness. Born June 2, 1886 in Kingman, he was a retired oil field driller. He married Anna Lou Anderson in 1910 at Girard. she died in 1953. He belonged to the Elks lodge in Chanute and is survived by one brother, William. Funeral services Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. in Koch Skinner Memorial Home. Rev. Walter Purcell to officiate. Burial at Elmwood Cemetery.
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Howard H. Nutt
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Kingman
Anna Lou Anderson
Girard
Elks Lodge
Chanute
William
S. Ashby
Koch- Skinner
Walter Purcell
Elmwood Cemetery
Ellsworth Livery Stable Reborn as Historical Society Livery
In Ellsworth Kansas a former livery stable that became an auto repair shop years ago has been acquired by the county historical society for restoration back to a functioning livery stable.
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Ellsworth
Kan
March of Progress
The
County Historical Society
Two Local Residents Die In Chanute Area Obituaries
Maurice G. Furrey 70 of Stark dies after month long illness at Labette County Medical Center Parsons. Born February 28 1892 in Girard he lived in Stark most of life with Missouri spell. Survived by three brothers Amos John Fred and four sisters Louise Alberta Hensley Rose Henderson Darlene Cotton. Lizzie A McMillen 31 dies at Neosho Memorial Hospital after short illness born April 3 1882 Decatur Illinois. Survived by husband O L McMillen two daughters Edith Biggs Emma Anderson and Roy. sister Florence Shahan and eight grandchildren. Both services set in Stark and Vilas Cemeteries.
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Maurice G. Furrey
Stark
Labette County Medical Center
Parsons
Maurice Gilbert Furrey
Girard
Francis
Ida Furrey
Missouri
Stark Methodist Church
Amos
Kansas City
John
Sacramento
Calif
Fred
Great Bend
Louise
Alberta Hensley
Mansfield
Rose Henderson
Chanute
Darlene Cotton
Wayne Newlin
Walnut Cemetery
Pierce Funeral Home
Lizzie A. McMillen
Allen
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Decatur
Ill
W. H
Emma Neyhard
O. L. McMillen
Zion Methodist Church
Sorghum Valley Grange
Ralph
Edith) Biggs
Reseda
Roy
Emma) Anderson
J. D
Florence) Shahan
Seal Beach
Roy S. Gibson
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Area
AP report shows Kansas traffic death tolls with a 48 hour window to 9 am Monday. September totals rise to 32 for 1963 and 409 for the year, compared with 418 in the comparable 1962 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Chanute News Briefs September 1963 Nursing Workshop
Paulen Moeller recovering satisfactorily after eye surgery at University of Kansas Medical Center. She recuperates at her brother A. E. Moeller's Topeka home. Lawrence Filosa, Chanute Practical School of Nursing administrator, attended the Kansas State Nursing Board director's meeting in Topeka and will return September 26 and 27 for a nursing workshop on the future of nursing.
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Paulen Moeller
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
A. E. Moeller
Topeka
Lawrence Filosa
Chanute Practical School of Nursing
Kansas State Nursing Board
Filosa
Banquet Honors Mrs. Marian Koger in Emporia
Chanute guests including Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Dawson and Mrs. Tom Boman attended a Saturday banquet in Emporia honoring Mrs. Marian Koger, who was named Grand President elect of the Ladies' Society of B of L.F. and E. at the St. Louis convention last July.
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E. D. Dawson
Tom Boman
F. E. Sale
Roy Adams
Chanute
Emporia
Marian Koger
Dining Guests Visit Safari Museum During Chanute Stay
Dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Christiansen in Chanute included Mr. and Mrs. Willard Loch of Pawnee City Nebraska. They toured the Safari Museum during their visit. Nelva Russum, staying in Chattanooga since June visiting daughter and family, was brought home by her son-in-law Saturday. A billfold containing seven one dollar bills and a silver dollar was stolen from her house Friday afternoon. A bank money bag also vanished. Homer L. Cobl was arrested Saturday on reckless driving and using profane language, released on a $100 bond for Thursday’s hearing. James E. Slater was cited for speeding early yesterday, clocked at 60 mph. hearing set for Thursday.
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Ray Christiansen
Gregory
Mark
Nelva Russum
S. Ashby
Chattanooga, Tenn
Charles Wells
Catherine Schultz
S. Evergreen
Homer L. Cobl
E. 15Th
James E. Slater
N. Central
Slater
South Santa Fe
Better English and word quiz answers
Answers: 1 Admit. subject verb agreement corrected. 2 Musical pronunciation is myoo ZEE kull with accent on the last syllable. 3 Belligerence is misspelled among options. it should be belligerence. 4 Protocol means the code governing diplomatic etiquette. pronounced pro toe koll with stress on the first syllable. 5 Caustic defines biting sarcastic as caustic.
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Washington
Boy on bicycle hits car at 115 E Main
A woman reported a boy on a bicycle struck the rear of her car while she stopped in traffic at 115 East Main yesterday. The boy said he was not hurt and rode away without giving his name.
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Mer
E. Main
Neighborhood BB gun complaint prompts safety fix
Police received a report about boys shooting BB guns on South Allen. Officers ordered them to remove cylinders from the guns to prevent firing and reduce risk of injury or property damage.
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South Allen
First ship arrives under 1789 tariff act Persis at New York
The brigantine Persis became the first vessel to reach New York under the tariff act of 1789, sailing from Livorno Italy on August 5. Its miscellaneous cargo was consigned to William Seton who paid duties totaling 774.71 dollars.
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New York
Persis
Livorno
Italy
William Seton
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