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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1963
Page
2
Kansas City reports cattle and calves steady to higher with various price ranges for steers, cows, heifers, and calves. hogs show small declines. Chicago quotes live poultry and sows largely unchanged to firmer, with lambs and sheep prices mixed and butter and eggs near steady.
The listing shows diverse prices for hogs cattle and sheep with ranges by grade weight and type. It includes U S Nos 1 to 3 grades sows bears steers heifers calves and various stockers and feeders with steady to slightly varied values and a call to contact Tribune by phone or carrier after hours.
AP notes lack of wheat oats or soybean sales in Chicago trade. Corn values show No 2 yellow around 1.20, No 3 yellow about 1.17, No 4 yellow near 1.19, sample grade 1.18. Barley offers mixed options from 1.23 to 1.30 for choice and 1.00 to 1.08 for feed with oil trades at 9s.
STARK reports that ten rural Neosho County schools entered exhibits at the county fair last weekend. Sylvia Jones art supervisor from Pittsburg State College judged the art and craft entries and praised many projects while three Pittsburg State graduate students judged the science entries and awarded top marks.
Stocks edged lower late in the day after President Kennedy postponed his Florida vacation, reversing a morning advance led by steel shares. Trading remained brisk as some key issues fell back amid the uncertainty.
Kansas City reports wheat and corn prices with minor changes and futures steady. The item also notes the death of Marion Lee Henderson infant son of Harold and Mrs Henderson of Fort Campbell Kentucky, with funeral arrangements through Koch-Skinner Funeral Home.
Daily Transcript lists Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions and dismissals for Tuesday including Mrs Bill Singleton Mrs Dave Brotton Mrs Stanley Allen Birth of a girl to Mr and Mrs Bill Fairchild admission today Martha Ann McLaughlin surgery and multiple dismissals. District Court actions include contempt proceedings in Lindquist v Lindquist Braley v Braley Bomberger v Bomberger with sentencing and appeals timelines.
Police received a report that two 15 year old boys were caught stealing a model motor cycle at the Kress store. They were released to their parents and juvenile authorities were notified. A separate report states Dianne Rinker and A L Lock reported minor accidents at Main and Steuben yesterday afternoon.
Kansas legislators number 165 and 900 plus proposals form a sprawling puzzle. Governors and party leaders shape fringe pieces, with veto power shaping the final picture for 900,000 to 1 million voters next year.
Ex president Juan Jose Arevalo is reportedly living in Mexico City near Gen Enrique Peralta Azurdia. Emily Taft Douglas will headline a Chicago fundraiser for Lorado Taft art colony restoration, backed by a $200,000 goal. Jerry Duerden insures his nine inch moustache for 280 dollars after a fire incident from a lit cigarette.
Gov. John Anderson predicted the Kansas legislature will pass a school foundation finance bill. He also expects transfer of functions for the children's receiving home at Atchison and the Lansing women's prison farm. He voiced optimism on final session day and a proposed one cent cigarette tax boost.
A proposed finance bill advances from conference committee with a path to final votes in the House and Senate. The full foundation program would cost about 11.8 million annually, but leaders agree to start at roughly 2.5 million if the law is enacted.
About 50 Neosho County students in fifth through eighth grade will compete in the county spelling bee on April 20 starting at 9 a.m. at Erie High School. The winner advances to the state contest in Topeka May 4. Committee members include Roy Houston St Paul and several Erie and nearby rural residents.
Richard E. Willis outlines Ash Grove Lime & Portland Cement Co history safety record and modernization at Chanute Optimist Club meeting in Tioga Hotel. He notes 1907 Chanute establishment two million barrels annual production and 1340 days without a lost time accident.
Seven year old Charlie Leete questions why letters to his father call him "The Hon. R. J. Leete" after he was elected to the state Legislature. His mother explains the honorific title used in political mailing and public life.
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