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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1965
Page
2
AP reports cattle offerings in Kansas City small with few sales and mixed results. Steers and heifers scarce, prices mostly steady to up to 25. hogs show mixed movement with 1 3 weights around 18.00 to 18.75 for barrows and gilts, sows weaker. barley and rye prices listed alongside soybeans and feed components. No sheep quoted.
AP notes price ranges for consumer eggs large 22-26 2 inches, medium 20-25 2, small 1? 19. Wholesale large 27 1/2 to 29 1/2, mediums 27 1/2 to 29 1/2. Missouri and Arkansas live fliers at farm 13-14 1/2, delivered at plant 13 1/2-15 1/2. Butter unchanged.
In Chicago trading, butter prices held steady with no change noted, while eggs remained barely steady with prices unchanged. Market observers cited stable demand and consistent supply patterns across regional producers.
Chicago grain prices list Wheat No 2 red 1.45 n No 2 hard 1.47 n Corn No 2 yellow 1.35 2-36 n No 3 yellow 1.32 2-33 No 4 yellow 1.31 s Oats No 1 extra heavy white 78 1 No 2 heavy white 77 s Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.92 Soybean oil 11.35 n
AP report from Kansas City lists wheat prices with No 2 hard at 1.50 and No 3 at 1.45 to 1.53, corn at 1.34 to 1.85 for various grades, oats mostly unchanged, and milo maize around 2.10 to 2.15. Inventory shows several car quantities and grade distinctions across commodities.
A rough OCR listing shows various egg grades with prices and associated cream and dairy terms, plus a fragmentary entry for roosters and hides. The text indicates Grade A Extra Large eggs at .23, Grade A Medium at .21, Grade B Large at .20, and Grade C smaller grades, with additional lines mentioning cream products and hides priced per pound.
Wall Street moved higher in late afternoon trading with moderate activity. Volume reached about 54 million shares versus 5.58 million on Thursday as corporate bonds showed mixed results and U.S. government bonds remained mostly unchanged in light activity before closing stocks.
Mrs. Mary Miller of Thayer dies at Westview Nursing Home with funeral at 2 p.m. Saturday at Thayer Methodist Church, burial in Thayer Cemetery. Survived by two sons, a daughter, nine grandchildren, thirteen great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. one brother and two sisters preceded her. Mrs. Daisy Mae Savage, 87, former Thayer resident, dies in Russellville Ark. Born Nov. 4 1877, married Herbert Savage Jan. 1 1902. Survived by two sons, a daughter, one grandchild and two great grandchildren. two sisters and one brother preceded her. Funeral at 2 p.m. Monday at Thayer Christian Church, burial in Thayer Cemetery.
Bertha Emaline Ramsey died at her Chanute home on Wednesday at age 73. Born September 11, 1891, in War Eagle Arkansas she was the daughter of Polk Luker. She married R. A. Ramsey in 1907 at Hinesville Arkansas. he died in 1959. Survived by three daughters Ova Hoepker Ruby Murrah Irene White two sons Robert and David Ramsey a sister and ten grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Johnson Mortuary will conduct services Saturday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Edgar Rains officiating.
Mrs Emily Jane Weis, 87, of Thayer, died last night at Westview Nursing Home after a long life marked by her marriage to Charles Weis in 1898 and residence across Essex Illinois, Reddick Newfoundland, Delavan, and Thayer. She had lived in Westview the past three and a half years and belonged to a local church group.
The Chanute Tribune, Chanute Kansas, lists staff including Dwight McCreight and Dwight Wallingford and notes circulation, advertising, composing and press roles. It outlines publication details, AP affiliation, and subscription rates for various Kansas counties and outside areas.
Funeral services for Mrs Charles Myrtle Clifton were conducted Thursday at 2 PM in Skinner Memorial Chapel with Dr Duff Wagoner officiating. Mrs Dave Petterson played Bach Chorale. Bearers included Dean Geeding C A Morris C A Duerson Merrill Moore Lester Welch and Ed Lesher. Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery.
Kansas Supreme Court Justice Clair E. Robb, age 60, was described as fair today at the University of Kansas Medical Center. He entered the hospital on April 17.
The public library hosts a story hour unplugged event from 10 30 to 11 Saturday morning featuring The Magic Bagpipe read by Mrs Gary Hinkle 801 For est. Police report damage to the left rear fender of a 1955 Ford parked on Main. A separate incident notes car damage to Homer Moody at 407 W 7th. Chanute police also report a 16 year old runaway and three 17 year olds possibly taken to Wichita by a fourth youth.
A list of admissions and dismissals for Thursday includes Ron ald Haynes Humboldt Fay Cloyd 510 N Western Mrs Fay Clopine 228 S Western surgery Mrs Bill Baker 209 S Kansas medical Mrs Thomas Whitmer Wichita Orval Slaton Eureka Myrtle Manley 310 N Forest surgery plus dismissals of Mrs Ed McAlexander Erie Mrs Raymond York 923 S Highland Mrs Edwin Kaufman Humboldt Birth to Mr and Mrs David Myers 401 N Evergreen a boy Admission today Mrs Gano W Smith Iola medical Dismissals today Mrs Kenneth E Wood 117 S Central Marriage License issued Johnny Lee Robertson 18 and Donne Sue Morgan 16 Chanute Traffic Citation Mercaret A Benson speeding radar $10 bond.
State Weather Kansas City AP reports a 24 hour period ending at 6 a m with temperatures in Concordia and Fort Leavenworth, Garden City and Hi City showing readings around the mid 80s to low 70s. Data appears partially garbled but indicates regional temperature ranges for the day.
Officers of the WSCS of the First Methodist Church who attended an all day training session in Altoona yesterday were Mmes. Milo Johnson Charles Day Kenneth Summers Paschel Grimes Harry Lewis Ray Russell Nellie Sloman Howard Jenkins Buford Fisher Floyd Naff Ed Parr and Miss Ethel Eaton.
Mr and Mrs W J Chicka Donz of Houston Texas announce the birth of a daughter on April 26. The paternal grandmother is Mrs W N Chickadonz residing at 791 S Ashby.
William H. Wiggans son of Mr and Mrs W N Wiggans Earlton earned dean's honor roll status as a Washburn University senior in Topeka for the fall term He has been accepted to the University of Missouri Kansas City Dental School with classes starting in September Mrs Wiggans is the former Carol Shook daughter of Mr and Mrs Glen Shook Humboldt
A district camporee is scheduled this weekend at Toronto State Park. Participants include Chanute Pathfinders and Jola Pathfinders from the district representing Seventh Day Adventist churches.
Abel, 56, secretary treasurer of the United Steelworkers, was declared the official winner of the USW presidency. He defeated long time president David J. McDonald by 10 142 votes in the February 9 election, with Abel 308,910 and McDonald 298,768.
Seattle AP report notes the Pacific Northwest quake causing at least five deaths went unnoticed by Mrs. Ed Johnson who was outside a church discussing her gallbladder operation. The article highlights the incongruity of the tremor's impact in daily life.
Chanute High School will be featured on Channel 12 KODE TV in Joplin tomorrow at 5 p.m. Johnny Holmes of Channel 12 filmed the piece in Chanute Wednesday. Principal W. H. McMurray will narrate live at the station. The program Trav eling Camera showcases a different four state area high school each Saturday.
In Cleveland Mississippi workers crawling under St. Paul’s Baptist Church discovered a sack with 45 pieces of U S mail, including a $3,171 check. Postal authorities believe the letters were stolen in May last year.
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