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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1965
Page
2
Livestock markets show hogs steady with some midsized gains, sows higher, barrows and gilts at 20.50 to 25.00, cattle steady to higher with steers 25.75 to 27.00, and cows up to 75 cents. Eggs steady to firm with A whites around 32 cents and other grades near 21 to 26 cents.
The report lists bid ranges for parsons hogs, cattle, veal, cows, bulls, and sheep with weight classes and grade descriptors. It also provides Chicago AP wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans quotes with daily percentage movements and nearby contract prices.
The Kansas City AP market report lists consumer egg prices for large to small sizes with grade A and B ranges, wholesale egg prices at 80 percent yield, and live fowl prices in Missouri and Arkansas. Butter prices remain unchanged at 68 cents per pound for grade A quarters.
The Neosho County Probate Court in Erie Kansas schedules hearings on petitions for final settlement and for appointment of administratrix in the estates of Wilfrid Cavaness and Florence Wininger. Executrix Winona L Cavaness and heir Beatrice Phillips seek court action with defenses due August 1965.
The listing shows Grade A eggs in sizes 2B large en medium and Grade B large, with prices obscured. Also featured are sweet cream products, premium cream, and assorted animal products including roosters and glue hides priced per pound.
Wheat trading at 450 cars with declines to 1 1 4 percent. No 2 hard 1.55 and No 3 1.51. Corn 166 cars down to 1 percent. No 2 white 1.50-1.67, No 3 1.20-1.65. Cats steady. No 2 white 69-75 and No 3 68-74. Mile maize 2.14. Rye 1.06-1.12. Barley 1.06-1.11. Soybeans 2.69 2-2.79. Sacked bran 41.50-42.25. Sacked shorts 42.50-43.25.
Wall Street in New York ended a session with an irregular higher edge amid moderate trading. Volume was about 4.5 million shares, down from Friday's 5.21 million, while corporate and U.S. Treasury bonds were largely unchanged in light activity.
The Associated Press reports four fatalities from traffic accidents in Kansas over the weekend. Harvey Ranes, 69, of Coffeyville died from injuries after a collision near Independence. his wife and daughter injured. Coffeyville driver Paul Zoschkey escaped unharmed. Mrs. Josie Lee Wampler, 38, of Ft. Riley, was killed when a car struck a concrete bridge rail on the Kansas Turnpike near Bonner Springs, with her husband Spec. 4 Earl B. Wampler injured. Another Ft. Riley soldier, David H. Coy, 27, from St. Helen, Mich., was hurt. A Winona couple, Dennis R. Gfeller, 21, and his wife, 22, were killed in a one-car crash on U.S. 40 near Page City as Gfeller had just bought a racing car.
William Gough Jr an experienced tax official in Independence has been appointed assistant tax manager in charge of ad valorem taxes for Sinclair Oil and Gas Co Tulsa He holds a BS and LLB from the University of Kansas served in the Naval Reserve during World War II practiced law at Chanute and led the ad valorem division for the Kansas State Commission of Revenue Taxation before joining Sinclair in 1953 and becoming tax department manager in 1959 He is the son of Mr and Mrs William Gough 502 N Steuben
Police reported multiple weekend incidents including a two vehicle crash near Oasis road injuring no one seriously, DWI and suspended license charges for Glenn L. Wicker, and a later carelessness summons for Gary D. Johnson. Other notes covered a broken car window, BB gun damage, lost glasses, a missing dog, and a rear fender hit on E Main Street.
Obituaries report death of Orville L. Jackson 93 of Neosho Memorial Hospital and Anna Marie Thummel 76 of Chanute both after illness. John Henry Pribbernow 75 of Humboldt died at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Frank Bowyer funeral summarized plus Tik Tok Restaurant remodel and vacation dates.
Admissions and discharges at Neosho Memorial Hospital list entries for Saturday Sunday and today. Includes Bonita Doty surgery. Mrs Ernest Swanson Lavonburg medical. Stella Laver surgery. births of a son to Mr and Mrs Merle Laver Sr Sayonburg. multiple named residents and addresses noted in admissions and dismissals. Fire and vehicle damage reported: grass fire east of Chanute at 11:30 am. Swender car damage $75 and Thompson Chrysler $10.
At Churchill Downs in Louisville Kentucky the infield grass is mostly Bermuda turf marking the largest track in the Bluegrass region.
Evening publication note and post office terms. Subscription rates by mail listed for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties: one year nine dollars, four months five dollars, three months three dollars, seven months one dollar. Also notes Associated Press affiliation and republication rights.
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