Livestock Prices in Kansas City Market Report
AP dispatch from Kansas City shows cattle receipts at 5,700 with calves 300 and scarce steers and heifers. Cows weak to 50 lower. feeders steady to weak with feeder steers at 25.00-27.65 and feeder heifers 22.80-24.40. calves 28.65-30.65. Hogs at 3,000 with barrows and gilts steady to strong. sows steady to 25 lower. bar rows and gilts 210-265 lb at 21.75-22.25. 384 lb at 21.25. sows 19.25-21.25. Sheep 200 with spring lambs 530 lower. ewes steady. spring lambs 21.50-23.00. shorn ewes 5.75-7.00.
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Kansas City
Egg Prices Mixed as Butter Holds Steady in KC Report
Kansas City AP notes wholesale eggs showing large eggs 80 percent A 48 to 50 cents and mediums at 80 percent A 43 to 44 cents. Butter remains unchanged.
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Kansas City
Chicago Produce Butter Steady Eggs Fall Back Slightly
Chicago AP reports butter prices unchanged while eggs show declines of up to three cents from previous levels. Grade A whites and mixed eggs listed near 46 and 43 cents per dozen with 70 percent or better white content noted in the market snapshot.
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Chicago
Kansas City Grain Prices Report for Wheat Cattle Farmers
Wheat prices steady to slightly lower across 93 car lots with No 2 hard and dark values around 1.81 to 1.86 and No 3 at 1.76 to 1.80. Corn ranges include No 2 white 1.48 and No 3 1.35 to 1.55, with additional No 2 yellow around 1.36 to 1.39. Oats show slight gains, rye 1.09 to 1.13, barley 1.14 to 1.19, soybeans 2.82 to 2.89 and sacks for bran 51.50 to 52.25 while shorts fetch 55.00 to 75.00.
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Kansas City
Shorts
Grain prices edge up as futures close higher
Chicago grain prices show gains across commodities with Wheat No. 2 hard at 1.75 and December futures up. Corn and soybeans advance while oats and rye rise marginally, reflecting a mixed close for December and November contracts.
Wall Street Slumps as Glamour Stocks Fall Near Lows
Wide losses hit glamour stocks as the market nears 1966 lows late in the day. Trading was moderate with about 5.8 million shares changing hands, compared with 5.99 million on Wednesday.
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New York
Death of St. Paul banker R C Buchanan at 61
Robert Charles Buchanan a St. Paul banker died Tuesday night after a heart attack at age 61. He collapsed while attending a football game and died within an hour at Labette County Medical Center Parsons. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at St. Paul Methodist Church. Burial Hope Cemetery. Survivors include widow, two sons, two half brothers, one brother, three sisters, and three grandchildren.
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St. Paul
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Labette County
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Hope Cemetery
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Sterling High School
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Bank
Neosho County
Methodist Church
Humboldt Mental Health Clinic
Kansas City
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Topeka
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Ava Groves
Stella Clevenger
Oklahoma City
160 Years Ago U S Flag Over Pawnee
TOPEKA AP On this date 160 years ago Lt Zebulon Montgomery Pike and 16 soldiers met 400 Pawnee warriors in a village. A Spanish flag flew from a council pole until Pike asked for it to be lowered and the American flag was raised.
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Zebulon Montgomery Pike
Pawnee
Pike
Braucher Funeral Service Held in Humboldt
The funeral for Joseph W. Braucher was held Tuesday afternoon at the Price funeral home in Humboldt with Rev. William A. Boyle of Wichita Christian church officiating. Bearers were J. R. Leimensell, Howard Morrison, Robert Stadler, Edward Wade, William Dauster, and L. T. Cannon. Burial followed at Mount Hope cemetery in Humboldt.
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Price Funeral Home
Humboldt
William A. Boyle
Wichita Christian Church
J. R. Leimenstell
Howard Morrison
Robert Stadler
Edward Wade
William Dauster
L. T. Cannon
Mount Hope Cemetery
Arrest Made After Check Charges Against Williams
Police arrested D. C. Williams, 57, last listed at the Manhattan Hotel, on check charges today. He is held at the city jail awaiting disposition.
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D. C. Williams
Manhattan Hotel
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions Update
Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions and dismissals listed for Wednesday and today. New admissions include Mrs. Earl Wertz at 101 S. Lafayette for medical and Roy Dannelley at 501 N. Kansas for medical. Mrs. Joseph Hansen, 1602 S. Edith, adds medical. Dismissals include Mrs. Duane McDaniel and son, 519 N. Kansas, Walter S. Toland, 215 W. 3rd, and Mrs. Clarence E. Cross at Neosho Manor. Additional admissions: Thomas P Wheatley, 214 N. Washington for surgery and Edward Blair, 815 S. Plummer for medical. Dismissal today: Ocie B. Beck, 714 N. Steuben.
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S. Lafayette
Roy Dannelley
N. Kansas
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S. Edith
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Chanute Tribune pays notice and staff list
Chanute Tribune publishes staff roles and subscription rates for in and out of trade territory with monthly carrier rates and Chanute post office boxholder options. The paper notes its Associated Press membership and republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Wilson
Woodson
Ccscocce
Chanute
Associated Press
Open House Sunday at H and L Feed Yard
An open house with a free watermelon feed and prizes runs 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at the H and L Feed Yard, 1.5 miles west of Shaw. The commercial cattle yard is owned by Alfred T. Heady and Harold F. Lichte, with 1,500 cattle on feed now and plans to reach 3,500 by year end.
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Heady
Erie
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Lee Litherland
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Mrs Bert Campbell undergoes surgery at St Luke Hospital
Mrs Bert Campbell of 815 West Oak underwent surgery at St Luke hospital in Kansas City yesterday. Her condition is reported satisfactory. Do Si Do Square Dance lessons will be given Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Launching Pad. Dick Sandage will be the instructor.
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W. Oak
St. Luke Hospital
Kansas City
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Dick Sandage
Reed Family Hosts Birthday of William Reed
Mr and Mrs Vester Reed celebrated William Reed birthday at their home on Wednesday. Vester Ray Jr and Vickie hosted Richard Williams and Kathy. William is Mrs Reed father.
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Vester Ray Jr
Vickie
N. Central
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Kathy
William
First Christian Church to Host Teachers' Recognition Dinner
The First Christian Church will hold a 6 p.m. Sunday Teachers' Recognition dinner with a basket meal to follow and each family supplying their own table services. A program will follow the meal. The Rev. and Mrs. Bert Sutton and guests recently returned from the International Convention of Christian Churches in Dallas.
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Bert Sutton
The
Ed Wolfe
Weapons Related A Test in Nevada
The 30th nuclear weapons related test announced this year was set off today at the Nevada test grounds of the Atomic Energy Commission. The AEC said it was of low yield, the equivalent of less than 20,000 tons of TNT.
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Washington
Nevada Test Grounds
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Fredonia Airport Dedication Ceremony Details
Fredonia will dedicate a 2620 foot hard surfaced runway and improvements at the Fredonia Airport Sunday at 4 p.m. Gov William H Avery and Son James Pearson are among state officials expected. The project cost 7800 funded by farming income, not public funds. Local pilots, Chamber members and others donated labor for the improvements and operations.
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Fredonia
William H. Avery
James Pearson
Charles Scanlon
Fredonia Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Kansas House speaker to visit Chanute event in 1966
Chanute Tribune notes speaker Joe Shubitz Clyde Hill will attend as flying clubs plan a display. A tri motor Ford plane will be shown, one of ten still in use nationwide, drawing aviation enthusiasts to the event.
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Joe Shubitz
Clyde Hill
Kansas House of Representatives
Tribune Phone Contact Instruction
The notice directs readers to call their Tribune phone through their carrier and provides an alternate contact HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. If the primary line is unreachable, readers should use the listed after hours number.
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