Cattle and Hogs Prices Steady in Kansas City Market Report
In Kansas City cattle yard data, 2,000 cattle and 50 calves and feeders held steady across classes. Steers top at 94.00 for high choice prime with other grades set accordingly. heifers at 33.00 for choice and prime, and feeder steers 39.00-42.00 for 300-400 lb, down to 27.00-30.00 for 400-800 lb. Hogs rise about 50 per head with most 1-3 weight 18.25-18.75 and sows higher. Sheep and lambs eased slightly with spring lambs 30.00-31.00.
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Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Kansas
Grain and Livestock Market Report Dull Trade
At 1 p.m. Chicago futures show slight gains while livestock markets in SW Kansas and surrounding areas show varied results. Cattle receipts total 1,183 with a mixed change. steer and bull calves $1 lower, yearlings and feeders higher, cow market up about $1, hog market steady with strong active buyers,.
Housing Appeal Seeks Shelter for Migrant Families
An appeal was issued to provide housing for about six migrant worker families. Manny Fierro of the Kansas Human Needs Corp says camps are full with roughly 15 families in residence, some with children, and asks landlords with vacancies to contact Fierro at 1208 E Chestnut or the Migrant Health Services at 411 N Sth for placement.
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Manny Fierro
Kansas Human Needs Corp
Fierro
E. Chestnut
Health Services
Dismissals at St Catherine Hospital Include Multiple Names
A list of hospital dismissal notes from St Catherine on Saturday shows numerous patients and visitors by name, including Mrs William Bauman and baby girl, Mrs Harold Day, Mrs Phillip Gandia, and others across Amarillo and nearby towns. Also noted are a police matter involving a driver's license suspension for Clade W Walker.
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St. Catherine
William Bauman
Baby Girl
Safford Dencal R. Gave
Amarillo
Tex
Harold H. Day
Walsh
Coto
Phillip Gandia
St. John
Brent Gould
Detwa A. Hager
John Randolph Jones
Garden City sugar factory era spans campaigns and closures
Garden City's sugar plant operated from 1906 to 1955 with campaigns of beet processing, peaking in 1940 at 123,215 tons and sugar content up to 16.43 percent. The factory opened November 15, 1906 and closed November 14, 1955, sold to Mervill Shoup, then assets sold in 1959.
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Garden City
Garden City Company
Thuatt
Great Plains
Garden Loity Company
Mervill Shoup
Holly Sugar Co
Shoup
Oliver Shoup
Proprerties
Swink ‘and
Holly
Colo
Martin Smith
California Restaurateur
T. C. McMillan
McMillan Mortgage Co
Los Angeles
Calif
Swink
Chimney Crashes Down at Conkling Street Homes
A brick from a chimney at 511 Conkling fell last night around 10:30, narrowly missing a car as Mrs. Leeper warned her husband to move it. The falling chimney then struck the adjacent house at 509 Conkling, owned by Marvin Lawrence. Damage amount not yet known.
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Santa Claus
Billy Leeper
Thefts, Vandalism Reported to Police
Several thefts and vandalism acts were reported to police including a $25 loss of clothing from Mrs. William Knight at 1201 N. 10th a plate glass window shattered at Hiway Oil corner 4th and Fulton a tachometer stolen from P C Garcia’s car at 102 N. 4th and a BB gun window damage at the Hospitality House in Finnup Park Edward Spillman at 1208 N. 10th reported $113 in items stolen from his home and Francisco Espinoza of Deerfield reporting his 1955 Chevrolet stolen and later found abandoned on Santa Fe Street’s west end.
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William Knight
Hiway Oil
4Th
Fulton
P. C. Garcia
Finnup Park
BBC
Edward Spillman
N. 10Th
Francisco Espinoza
Deerfield
Santa Fe Street
Garden City Driver License Suspended After Accidents
Six month license suspension from June 3 for drive accidents listed in Garden City with multiple Saturday and Sunday collisions. Names include Harold M. Carlson Vickie Lynn Yardley Dennis L. Clark Cleo Lowe Timothy E. Hurd Rebecca Ann Schreibvogel Donald D. Stephen Joseph A. Irsik Donald E. Deck Leonard C. Lehl Royce J. Camp Vivian E. Holmes and addresses in Garden City Holcomb and Grand Junction Colorado.
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Ally
Hazel
Harold M. Carlson
Vickie Lynn Yardley
N. Ard
Block N. Sard
Dennis L. Clark
Cleo Lowe
Miami and
Pine
Timothy E. Hurd
Summit
Rebecca Ann Schreibvogel
Holcomb
Blocke Jones
Donald D. Stephen
Anderson
Joseph A. Irsik
Main and
Fulton
Donald E. Deck
N. 8Th
Leonard C. Lehl
Grand Junction
Colo
Spruceland Center
Royce J. Camp
Hackberry
Vivian E. Holmes
Center
Copeland Crowns Cheri Gordon Queen at Spring Festival
Copeland's 3rd annual Spring Festival drew crowds to a parade and contests as Cheri Gordon, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon, was crowned queen amid afternoon competitions. Four other finalists competed and proceeds funded Copeland's summer recreation program. Local residents enjoyed talent shows, horse shoe pitching, and backseat driver games. Lynn Ricketts, Sublette, also appeared as parade queen.
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Copeland
Cheri Gordon
Robert Gordon
Copeland High School
Mary Nusser
Ed Nusser
Talotta Adams
James R. Adams
Laura
Lynn Ricketts
Gene Ricketts
Ricketts
Haskell
Campaign Leader Targets Helping Poor Faced Rock Attack
Fierro, a local campaign figure pushing improvements for low income families and migrant workers, reported a malicious rock attack last Thursday night when a cinder block smashed his dining room window. No injuries were reported.
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Manny Fierro
Kansas Human Needs Corp
Fierro
Lawmen Press Search For 2 Lansing Escapers
Authorities chased two prisoners who fled Sunday from the Kansas State Penitentiary honor farm in Lansing. Escapes were Henry Parker 41 of Gage Oklahoma life sentence for first degree murder and Tom Kimble 29 of Colorado nine to ten years for robbery Parker also had counts for attempted escape and forgery. The Roman Catholic Church claims the allegiance of more than 90 percent of Quebecers.
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Lansing
Kan
Kansas State Penitentiary
Henry Parker
Gage
Okla
Tom Kimble
Colorado
Parker
Funnel sighting spree hits northeast Kansas tornadoes touch down
About a dozen funnel sightings were reported as a line of severe storms swept through northeast Kansas. Leavenworth and Stull suffered the worst damage from high winds and hail. A rural area near White City sustained major damage with one unoccupied farm destroyed and two horses killed. Estimated farm damage reached $50,000. Additional funnels touched down near Washington, Blue Rapids, Frankfort, Hiawatha, Alta Vista and south of Topeka.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Leavenworth
Stull
Douglas County
White City
Junction City
Weather Service
Washington
Blue Rapids
Frankfort
Hiawatha
Alta Vista
Shawnee County
Woodbine
Cosmonauts Link Up With Space Lab in Orbit
Soviet Soyuz 11 connected with the space laboratory Salute to form a 60 foot long 12 foot diameter 25 ton crewed vessel in a two stage docking during the station's first orbital linkup. The event marked a step toward a permanently orbiting space lab with future docking transport rockets and crew transfer through air tight passages.
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Ihe
Soviet Union
Space ‘Laboratory
Tass
Khow
Lundocked
Jearth
Moscow Television
Mart
Salube
Vilstor Patsayeve
Sasube
Obituary notices for George Keisner and Hartwell
George Keisner 71 of Garden City died Saturday at St. Catherine Hospital after a short illness. Funeral 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. Marys Catholic Church Annex. Burial Valley View Cemetery. Burial and rosary at Garnand Funeral Home Chapel. Survived by wife Adeline, son Robert, daughters Inene Corcoran and Florence Petersen, sisters Mollie Von Feldt Barbara Jacobs Amma Eisner Helen Breit, half sister Anna Margaret Jacobs, seven grandchildren. Hartwell, a 1946 Ashland native who moved to Garden City in 1951, worked for Kansas State Highway Department, retired nine years ago. Survived by widow, two sons Morris and Lester, stepson Billie Hartwell, daughter Dale Schnelle, two step-daughters P J Meyers and Dennis Ashley, sister Goldie Smith, brother Floyd Riley, 16 grandchildren. Funeral 10 a.m. Wednesday at Garnand Funeral Chapel. Burial Highland Cemetery, Ashland. Visitation at Garnand.
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George Keisner
Garden City
Garden City Monument Company
Keisner
Munjor
Robert
Joplin
Inene Corcoran
Oberlin
Florence Petersen
Dodge City
Mollie von Feldt
Bilis
Barbara Jacobs
Stratton
Colo
Amma Eisner
Plains
Hawtwell
Ash‘land
Kansas’ State Highway Department
Aan
First Christian Church
OOF Lodge
Morris
Hutchinson
Lester
Ard
Billie Hartwell
Capas Tarlac
Philippines
Dale Schnelle
Alvin
Tex
P. J. Meyers
Valley Center
Dennis Ashley
Goldie Smith
Fresno
Calif
Floyd Riley
Haviland
Garnand Funeral Chapel
Lester Myers
Highland Cemetery
Ashland
Garnand Funeral Home
Funeral set for Mrs Cosa Mae Luther in Cimarron
Mrs. Cosa Mae Luther 76 a Cimarron resident since 1941 died Sunday at the Tin i Hospital Dodge City after a short illness Born April 6 1895 Spearville she married Frank M Luther April 5 1914 She was a member of PE C and the Congregational Church in Wichita Survivors include her widow er daughter Mrs Lorraine Linscott Topeka and three grandchildren The service will be at 2 pm Tuesday at the United Methodist Church Cimarron with Rev R W Tredex officiating Burial follows in Cimarron Cemetery Friends may call at Evans Funeral Home until 8:30 pm Monday Contributions suggested to St Francis Boys Home Salina
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Cimarron
Cosa Mae Luther
Tini
Dodge City
Spearville
Frank M. Luther
PE. C
Congregational Church
Wichita
Lorraine Linscott
Topeka
United Methodist Church
R. W. Tredex
Evans Funeral
St. Francis Boys’ Home
Salina
James Riley dies at 74 after illness in Ashland home
James Lester Riley, 74, of 009 N. 4th, died today at St Caltharine Hospital after a short illness. Born May 10, 1897 in Ashland, he married Helen Dawes. Breif obituary notes include survivor details and family links.
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James Lester Riley
St. Caltherine Hospital
Ashland
Helen Dawes
Colorado College Grants Arts Degrees at 90th Commencement
Colorado College in Colorado Springs conferred bachelor of arts degrees on 416 graduates and master of arts in teaching degrees on 51 graduates at its 90th commencement exercises. Among graduates is Eugene W. Stoeckly, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Stoeckly of Garden City.
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Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Eugene W. Stoeckly
W. F. Stoeckly
Garden City
Emergency Grant Helps Migrant Workers Get Food Health Care
Manny Fierro says a $5,000 federal grant to the Kansas Human Needs Corp funds emergency aid for migrant workers. The grant, administered from Bakersfield California, will allow up to $30 monthly per worker for food and health care.
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Kansas Human Needs Corp
Manny Fiero
Bakersfield
Calif
Fierro
Juco Summer School Signup Opens at Garden City JC
Garden City Community Junior College begins summer school registration today for a six week term. Classes start tomorrow with a $5 late entry fee for late registrants and the enrollment deadline is tomorrow.
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Juco
Garden City Community Junior College
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