Markets Summary of Unwhg Wheat Mile Corn Prices
Markets reportMixed commodity quotes show unwholesale figures for wheat and corn at 91.28 Unwhg and 2.10 Uncts with $1.30 Unwhg noted in the summary. No additional context or dates provided.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1971
Page
5
Midwest Live Beef Futures and Kansas Stockyard Summary
Slaughter steers and heifers closed steady to 25 cents higher amid active demand in SW Kansas. Report includes 11,200 head last week vs 8,100 prior, with feeder cattle trading steady to higher and immediate May 15 feeder deliveries priced from 31 to 34 dollars for various weight ranges. Dow Jones average at 927.07, down 13.49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Garden City Livestock Calf Market Receipts Report
Friday sale showed 1 763 cattle and 482 hogs with calves fully steady to strong and active. Yearlings and feeder cattle mostly steady. steer calves 34 to 45 50, heifer calves 31 to 36, light yearlings 33 to 37, feeder heifers 29 to 21, feeder steers 22 to 33 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
KC Livestock Prices Move Mixed on Cattle and Hogs
Kansas City market reports cattle 1,800 head and calves 100 with steers and heifers steady to 25 higher, cows steady to strong, feeders strong. Top steers and heifers reach 33.75 and 33.00, while hogs rise to 25 cents, with top butcher hogs at 16.30 and lighter weights 13 to 14.50 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Docking Criticizes Legislature Over Fire Marshal Funding
Gov. Robert Docking said the 1971 Legislature weakens the state fire marshal’s office amid rising arson incidents. He planned remarks at the Governor’s Fire Prevention Conference but was ill, with press secretary James Shaffer delivering them. Docking urged three new arson investigators and condemned a $25,000 transfer to fund firefighter training, vetoing the bill as a dangerous precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decking
Docking
Kansas
University
Dismissals and police-traffic reports from St Catherine area
A list of dismissals at St Catherine on Saturday and Sunday includes names such as James Sherman Brotlier Mikhael Counterman Rosalie Cruz and George Barnes with various addresses. Police traffic bonds forfeited for parking, speeding and stop-sign violations. licenses suspended for chemical-test refusals and DWI. Multiple injury and vehicle damage incidents reported from Friday through Sunday in city areas including Spruce Chestnut Main Pine and 9th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauro Perez
Francisco Quintero
Satanta
Dan L. Robinson
Pats
Donald Whitson
Scott
St. Catherine
George Barnes
Jones Donald J. Brungardi
Mary James Brongardt
N. Main
Harvey E. Cooper
Penn Gene Davison
Lakin
R. W. Ellsaesser
Jerry J. Gonzales
Maple
Mabel R. Brown
Loys Grove
Eminence Rt
Clarence Billy
Bob Geist
E. Spruce
Jesse G. Smith
Ulysses
Tony Cunnningham
Daniel L. Pickett
Penn
Ruth Goodman
Summit
William L. Shaffer
Jones Ave
Michael EB
Goodwin
Rt. 1
Frederick W. Graf Jr
Garden City
Lubbock County
Tex
Spruce
7Th
Ray Hudson
Safford
Leslie Russell
Main
Pine
Merle Rintoul
Fleming
8Th
Kansas
John Fred Biernacki
Larry EB
Riegel
Otto Frazier
Sublette
Donna Sinclair
E. Fulton
Carson H. Hobbs
W. Olive
Maria Ramirez Sanchez
Taylor
Sharon Martin
Dighton Native Hattie McCoy 94 Dies After Long Illness
Dighton born April 3 1877 in Holt County Mo. widow of Hiram B. McCoy died Saturday at Lane County Hospital after a long illness. Survived by five daughters six sons and a sister. funeral 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at United Methodist Church Dighton with burial in Dighton Cemetery. Memorials suggested to First National Bank Dighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dighton
Hattie J. McCoy
Lane County Hospital
Holt County
Hiram B. McCoy
Wstelene Nazarenus
Holly
Colo
Angeline Hall
Dorothy Greeson
Velma Peil
Gertrude McCoy
Arlington, Va
George
James
John
Ashdown
Ark
Ida Fuller
Livermore Falls
United — Methodist Church
Niles-Zenor
First National Bank
Rosa S. Herman
St. Catherine Hospital
Wildred
Edwin
Houston
Texas
Helen Goetz
Russell
Louise Jacobs
Washington
Lilyola Hiedock
Torrington
Wyo
Edward Schumacher
Denver
Albina Schoedauler
Anna Dwelling
Victoria
Emma Stansbury
Cheyenne
Deat
St. Mary’s Annex
Emil F. Dinkel
Valley View Cemetery
Garmand Funeral
Garm Funeral Home
Tony
Rogers Carries Mid-East Peace Mission to Lebanon
Secretary of State William P. Rogers arrived in Beirut to begin a Middle East peace mission amid heavy security. Armored units and machine guns surrounded the airport while Lebanese and Palestinian demonstrators protested outside the embassy area. Earlier in Jordan Rogers met King Hussein for two and a half hours, delivering Nixon’s letter endorsing the mission as new ideas were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Mid-East
Lebanon
Beirut
William P. Rogers
Middle East
Jordan
Steels
Amman
U.S
Hussein
Nixon
Mideast
Docking Cancels Appearances Over Back Ailment
Gov. Robert Docking canceled two speeches due to a pinched nerve in the sacroiliac area. He rests at Cedar Crest, with a spokesman saying a full recovery timeline would come later. James Shaffer will deliver the prepared talks at Hutchinson and Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Robert Docking
Docking
Cedar. Crest
Hutchinson
Wichita
Aviation and Space Writers Association
James Shaffer
Syracuse Editor Heads SW Group
Dick Hollgren editor of the Syracuse Journal becomes president of the Southwest Kansas Editorial Assn after its 80th annual meeting in Liberal. Holdren remains vice president as the group votes to host next year’s gathering in Syracuse. Gary Noland Medicine Lodge named vice president and Don Haxton Greensburg elected secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Dick Hollgren
Syracuse Journal
Southwest Kansas Editorial Assn
Ts Association
Liberal
Holdren
Chamber of Commerce
Gary Noland
Medicine Lodge
Don Haxton
Greens‘bung
Seccedary
State Charter to Public Employes in Kansas Chapter 9
A state charter for the Garden City Chapter No 9 of the Kansas Association of Public Employees was presented at a meeting by Donald E. Glaze Cimarron state vice-president. The charter was received by Varry Scheuchzer, board chairman, with board members elected from various state and local departments including Charlie Hancock Leroy Wentling Lee Robinson St Clair Rowe and Cimarron. The organization is open to all school teachers city county and state employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Kansas Association of Public Employes
Donald E. Glaze
Cimarron
Kape
Varry Scheuchzer
Tthe
Charlie Hancock
Reading Problem Stressed by National Expert
Kansas City AP report cites Dr. Donald Emery of the National Reading Center warning that the United States faces widespread reading and literacy issues. He criticizes lack of teacher preparation in teaching reading and the absence of early home and media programs to foster pre-school literacy, urging kindergarten access for all children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Donald G. Emery
National Reading’ Center
Emery
New GE Store Opens Tomorrow in Liberal
Tom Hicks announces the launch of a General Electric Appliances store at 117 N Main Liberal offering a supermarket style selection of large and small appliances plus built in units and a working display kitchen. The store will provide GE parts and service. Dwight Smith will manage the Garden City store and his family will relocate to Liberal in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hicks
General Electric Appliances
N. Main
General Electric
Hicks
Liberal
Garden City
Dwight Smith
Fron
Smith
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