Market News Local Markets From Farmers Cop
Wheat 2.02, Corn 1.05, Milo 1.62, Soybeans 2.31. Harwood's Market eggs Large A 33, med A 27, pullets 17. Kansas City AP prices: Eggs to producers Large A 33-36, med A 26-31, small A 18-20, large B 24-27, C's 18-22. Wholesale Large A 36-40, med A 32-36. Poultry prices include turkey hens over 10 lb 24, toms over 20 lb 21, geese 18-20, hens 5 lb up 14, light hens 5 lb up 8, under 5 lb 6, capons 7-8 lb 16, 8-18 lb. Missouri Arkansas live birds at farm 14, plant delivery 14-15. Butter Grade A, 1b solid 67, Grade A quarters 68.
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Harwood
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Sep Nee Esse Ws
Cattle Hog Prices Reported at Kansas City Sale
Cattle 300 with 50 calves offered no market test good steers at 25.00 cows 14.00 to 16.50. Hogs 2,700 barrows and gilts steady to strong with instances 25 higher 1-3 185-240 lb at 16.00 to 16.50 sow prices 13.75 to 14.50. Sheep 500 steady lambs 20.25 to 20.50 good and choice 19.00 to 20.00 fall shorn 19.75 ewes 7.00 to 7.50.
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Kansas City
Wheat futures edge lower as grains mix in Kansas City market
Wheat futures close down about one percent amid scattered price moves. Cash grain quotes from Kansas City show mixed results across grades and commodities with corn soybeans and oats varying in price while futures for March May July and September range around 2.16 to 1.90 dollars.
Markets at a Glance NY and Chicago
Markets at a Glance reports a sharp rally in New York stocks with higher bonds and active trading. Commodity notes show cotton mostly higher, wheat firm on export buying, corn mixed with new crop months easier, oats narrowly mixed, soybeans lower on liquidation, hogs steady to 25 cents higher with top 17.25, and slaughter steers steady to top 27.25.
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New York
Chicago
Market rallies as trading picks up in New York
The New York stock market rose sharply in late trading after a vigorous rally. Volume reached about 4.8 million shares, up from 2.54 million Wednesday. Major issues gained from fractions to several points, with IBM up 8 and Polaroid rising over 3 as steels led the advance.
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New York
IBM
Polaroid
Steels
Republic Steel
Jones
Market rally nudges major stocks higher on late day surge
Reinvestment demand after Wednesday's profit news pushed a broad stock advance. Chrysler, Chesapeake & Ohio, and Du Pont rose about 2 points while Kerr-McGee and Amerada gained around 1. Jersey Standard Texaco and Royal Dutch posted fractional gains as oils recovered.
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Kerr-McGee and
Amerada
Jersey Standard
Texaco
Royal Dutch
Funeral services for Harl R. Rogers scheduled
Funeral services for Harl R. Rogers, 73, of 1309 Pa. St., will be at 2 30 p.m. Friday in the Cooper Warren Chapel with Rev. Frank Brown officiating. Burial will follow at Oak Hill Cemetery. Rogers died Tuesday morning at his home after 42 years in Lawrence. He was a retired employee of the Lawrence Paper Co.
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Harl R. Rogers
Cooper-Warren
Frank Brown
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mr. Rogers
Lawrence
Lawrence Paper Co
Death Notices: Alma Annette Anderson 81
Mrs Alma Annette Anderson 81 of Lawrence died Wednesday at the Samaritan Lodge Funeral services will be Saturday morning in Minneapolis Minnesota
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Alma Annette Anderson
Lawrence
The
Samaritan Lodge
Minneapolis
Minn
Mrs Anderson of Minneapolis Dies at 90
Swedish born Mrs. Anderson immigrated with family at age three and lived mainly in Minneapolis. She belonged to Zion Lutheran Church Linnea Society and the Order of the Vasa. Survivors include two sons Kenneth and Norman plus five grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Rumsey Funeral Home handles local arrangements. flowers are politely declined.
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Mrs. Anderson
Sweden
United States
Minneapolis
Zion Lutheran Church
The
Linnea Society
Order of the Vasa
Kenneth E. Anderson
Clifton
Ponca City
Duane Unruh
Kansas City
Ralph Radloff
Fairfield
Ohio
Rumsey Funeral Home
Mathew W. Wicker 70, Perry native, dies at Valleyview Home
Mathew W. Wicker, 70, a former Perry resident, died just before noon at Valleyview Home. Survived by daughter Ruby Shaw of 308 N 8th St, son Xelena P. Wicker of Kansas City Mo, two granddaughters Jean Rollings and Shirley Barker, five great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pend ing with Rumsey Funeral Home in charge.
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Mathew W. Wicker
Perry
Valleyview Home
Ruby Shaw
N. 8Th St
Xelena P. Wicker
Kansas City, Mo
Jean Rollings
Lake
Shirley Barker
Shawnee
Rumsey Funeral Home
Police Court DWI and Traffic Violations List
In the Police Court docket, Marvin Mumford of 924 La. is fined 25 dollars for drunk driving. Robert Wilson of 1208 Conn. pays 100 dollars and serves 30 days for driving while intoxicated. Dallen Teton of Haskell gets 15 days for drunkenness. James Hawes of 1904 W. 25th owes 20 dollars for failure to yield right of way and obscured windshield. R. W. Edmiston of 1005 Miss. pays 10 dollars for stop sign violation. Clarence Stewart of 705 R. I. is fined 25 dollars for speeding. Wayne Horst, at Watkins Hospital, is fined 10 dollars for going the wrong way on a one way street.
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Marvin Mumford
Robert Wilson
Conn
Dallen Teton
Haskell
James Hawes
W. 25Th
R. W. Edmiston
Clarence Stewart
R. I
Wayne Horst
Watkins Hospital
Memorial Hospital Obituary Snippet Names Listed
Memorial Hospital Bonner Springs and residents including Emmett Hoffine, Mrs Nina Ray, Route 1, Mrs Edna Conrad, 3016 West 9th, Mrs Emma Wiedemann 1947 Vermont, David Lavery 618 Ohio, Dwayne Thomas Route 2, Patricia Trefz Eudora, Harry Wise 935 Conn noted in fragmentary notice.
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Emmett Hoffine
Bonner Springs
Nina Ray
Edna Conrad
W. 9Th
Emma Wiedemann
David Lavery
Ohio
Dwayne Thomas
Patricia Trefz
Eudora
Harry Wise
Conn
Dismissals and Birth Announcements List Names and Addresses
Perry Large and numerous residents receive dismissals and notices while several couples welcome newborn sons this Wednesday. Names include Mrs J Bennett Mrs Neil Fleming Mrs Edna Conrad Mrs Ruth Campbell and Mr and Mrs Stephen Callahan among others with addresses across Lecompton Sunflower Village Bald win Bald win Bald win and Stouffer Place.
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J Bennett
Sunflower Village
Neil Fleming
Maine
Meleen Monroe
Maple Lane
Stephen Warner
Jim DeHoff
E. 15Th
Edna Conrad
Ruth Campbell
Carole Farthing
Baldwin
Crawford McClung
Dale Kerr
Josephine Eriksen
N. H
C. Dale Johnson
Dwayne Thomas
Benjamin Schaake
Jesse Markley
Mrs. Helen Hall
Clyde Elston
Stephen Callahan
W. 23Rd
Major Wilson
Stouffer Place
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Avco
Kang&e
Kan P & L
M&m
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Monsan Ch
Mont Ward
Nat Bisc
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Ises
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Chevrolet
America
New Hampshire
Wall Street
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du Pont
Alexander
Perry Large
Lecompton
Douglas County State Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
U. S
Harold R. Scheve
Cashier
Chester G. Jones
Raymond F. Rice
Dick Williams
G. M. Clem
Dorothy A. Rooney
Gloria A. Deeble
Doris D. Henton
Dorothy L. Miller
Kelvin Hoover
Everett C. Hopp
C. J. Moyer
Robert B. Oyler
John H. Vogel
Odd Williams
Skipper Williams
Kentucky
Bank of Friendly Sswive
New York Cleaners
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