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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1964

Page

2

Livestock Market Report From Kansas City AP With Prices

Cattle trading active with 9 000 head noted Calves steady cattle activity in various classes slaughter steers and heifers up to 50 higher cows weak to 50 lower hogs slow with barrows and gilts down 10 25 and sows up to 25 higher lambs and ewes steady with choice and prime slaughter lambs at 23 25 75 and feeders scarce values across species listed including calves steers heifers stockers and breeding stock in ranges for weights from 27 to 650 pounds

Kansas City

Livestock Price Listings for Hogs Cattle and Calves

The market shows U S hogs with varied grades 190 to 270 pounds priced from 11 to 16 1 4 dollars with sows and bears noted Also cattle prices remain steady with grain fed steers and heifers 600 to 700 pounds at 20 50 to 21 50 and other weights from 16 00 to 20 00 Calves and stocker offerings including creep fed and killing calves display values from 16 00 to 23 00 per hundredweight, reflecting mixed weight and quality across grades

Parsons U.S L.S

Egg price report shows mixed producer, wholesale and butter quotes

Kansas City AP data lists prices paid to producers for large eggs 29 to 31 cents, medium 24 to 27, small 18 to 20, wholesale large 33.5 to 34.5, mediums 27 to 29, butter grade A solid 67 and grade A quarters 68 per pound.

Kansas City

Chicago Live Poultry and Butter Market Report

Chicago AP notes steady to higher shifts in poultry prices with roasters at 23 to 25, White Rock fryers at 18 to 18½, and heavy hens 16½ to 17½. Butter holds. 93 score AA at 58 4, 92 A at 58, 90 B at 57 4, 89 C at 56. eggs steady to firmer, A whites 33 2, mixed 33 2, mediums 29, standards 27 7. dirties unquoted. checks 23.

Chicago

Local Market Egg Prices And Miscellaneous Livestock Terms

Listing shows Grade A eggs by size with prices from 24 to 29 cents per dozen. Also notes current receipts and odd entries for poultry and hides, including phrase remnants and nonsensical strings.

Grain prices in Chicago market report

Chicago grain prices list several wheat futures grades with No 2 hard at 1.53 and 1.51, No 2 red 1.45, corn values for No 1 yellow 1.24, No 2 yellow 1.24, No 3 yellow 1.23 to 1.24, sample grade 1.22, and oats No 2 heavy white at 67 to 67.75.

Chicago

West America Mutual Funds Investment Advice

A West America promotion invites readers to assess investments with a tailored approach. It highlights impartial guidance across a variety of mutual funds and investments, offers detailed pros and cons, costs, risks, and features, and invites a no obligation discussion by phone.

Westamerica

Wall Street Mixed Markets Close After Afternoon Gains

Wall Street NY AP report notes steel stocks making some progress in a mixed market late this afternoon. Trading was moderate with about 39 million shares traded today versus 4.22 million Friday. Gains and losses of fractions to a point were scattered among key stocks as corporate bonds rose irregularly while governments held mostly steady.

New York

Motorcycle spill and small-town police reports

A motorcyclist crash in the 200 block on North Evergreen left a girl with elbow scratches after a late night ride by Leon Olson and Peggy Hunt of Chanute. Police logged a minor 9 am Walnut and Washington collision involving a 1957 Chevrolet wagon backed by Roy J. Ogle and a 1963 Ford driven by Leona M. Morgan, with about $40 damage to the Morgan car.

North Evergreen Leon Olson Peggy Hunt Chanute Walnut Washington Roy J. Ogle N. Santa Fe Ford Leona M. Morgan Morgan Ogle

Measles Visits Spark Business Grudge

In Louisville a woman argues the bill is too high to a doctor’s secretary. The secretary notes the doctor made six home visits for the measles case, while the woman counters her son’s business created by his infection of half the school.

Louisville

We don’t aim to live up to our name slogan

Miami based Crook and Crook Marine Supply Co uses the slogan We don t aim to live up to our name reflecting a satirical stance on its reputation. The line appears in a brief AP style note about the company.

Miami Crook & Crook Marine Supply Co

Grain prices rise in September market wrap

Wheat gains 4-1 cents per bushel with September at 1.42. Corn up 1-2 with September 1.18. Oats up 4-2 to 63. Soybeans advance 1-4 to 2.49 with August 2.50. Soybeans No. 1 yellow 2.55 and No. 2 yellow 2.55. Soybean oil at 8.60.

Kansas City Cash Grain Prices Report

Kansas City market notes list wheat with bids around 152 to 164 for various classes and corn trades at 131 to 139 for No 2 white, oats 66 to 72, rye 115 to 117, soybeans about 243 to 250, barley 96 to 103, and bran and shorts quoted at 37.25 to 38.00 and 36.50 to 37.25. Prices shown for 358 cars of wheat, 141 cars of corn, and 8 cars of oats.

Kansas City

Olson Family Weekend Visit and Surgical Update

Mr and Mrs George Gibson Steuben visited her parents Mr and Mrs Everett Olson in Syracuse. Her sisters Connie and Debbie Olson visited Stark with Cindy and Cathy Olson. Kathy Sue Turner daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Turner 1002 N Grant underwent a spinal fusion at the University of Kansas Medical Center Kansas City Kansas and will likely stay two more weeks. Two lost 7 year old boys.

George Gibson Steuben Everett Olson Syracuse Connie Debbie Olson Cindy Cathy Olson Stark Kathy Sue Turner Joe Turner N. Grant University of Kansas Medical Center Kansas City Kan

New Mark For Mile In Europe

Witold Baran of Poland set a European mile record at 3 56 in London White City Stadium. He broke the previous 3 36.5 record by half a second as two American challengers faded. John Whetton of Britain was second in 3 58.9 with Basil Clifford of Ireland third and Cary Weisiger of Camp Pendleton fourth. John Damien of Kansas State faded from second on the last lap.

London Witold Baran Poland Baran White City Stadium S.H.R. Valentin East Germany Peter Snell New Zealand John Whetton Britain Basil Clifford Ireland Cary Weisiger Camp Pendleton Calif John Damien Kansas State University

Deaths and Funerals Mrs Roy Linsenmayer Kansas City

Mrs Roy Linsenmayer died Saturday in St Luke s Hospital Kansas City after a 14 week illness. The funeral will be Tuesday at 9 30 a m at Simmons Chapel 37th and Strong Kansas City Kan. The Linsenmayers formerly lived in Chanute. He was a Santa Fe agent about ten years ago.

Roy Linsenmayer St. Luke's Hospital Kansas City Simmons Chapel 37Th Strong Kan Linsenmayer Chanute Santa Fe

Funeral service for Charles Whitney Chapman held Saturday

Funeral services for Charles Whitney Chapman were conducted at Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home Saturday afternoon with Dr. Duff Wagoner presiding. Burial followed in Memorial Park Cemetery. Ray Plummer, with Mrs. Wesley Brizendine, sang Does Jesus Care and Abide With Me. Flowers were arranged by Mrs. William Lee and Mrs. Everett D. Hole. Bearers were William Lee, Leroy Wehlage, Vern Taylor, William Autry, Everett Hole, and Dave Fraser.

Chester Williams 80 dies after long illness in Chanute

Chester N Williams age 80 of 512 N Garfield died yesterday after a long illness. Born April 23 1884 in Van Buren Arkansas he married Nettie Johnson in Claremore Oklahoma in 1903. A retired school custodian and AME Church member he lived in Chanute 51 years moving from Vinita Oklahoma. Survived by two sons Louis J Washington DC and Clarence Chanute seven grandchildren 13 great grandchildren two sisters Lillie Hunter of St Louis and Bertha Heath of Van Buren. Memorial service is Wednesday at 2 PM at AME church Rev I N Blake officiating. Burial Elmwood Cemetery Johnson Mortuary in charge.

Chester N. Williams N. Garfield van Buren Ark Nettie Johnson Claremore Okla AME Chanute Vinita Oklo Louis J Washington, D. C Clarence N. Washington Lillie Hunter St. Louis Bertha Heath van Buren, Ark

Adams dies at 85 in Humboldt parish area

Tomps Ramsay Adams 85 of Humboldt died Sunday evening at the Good Samaritan Center in Parsons after a six month illness. Born November 12, 1878 in Kentucky he came to Humboldt with his parents at age two. A retired farmer and Methodist, he married Edith Hamblin on December 20, 1899 in Humboldt. she died July 7, 1980. Survivors include daughter Mrs. Clarence Woods Parsons, son Neil Adams King City Missouri, five grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral at Price Funeral Home Humboldt 11 a.m. Wednesday with Rev. Gene Taylor officiating. burial in Mt. Hope Cemetery Humboldt.

Tomps Ramsay Adams Humboldt Good Samaritian Center Parsons Kentucky Methodist Church Edith Hamblin Clarence Woods Neil Adams King City Price Funeral Home Gene Taylor Mt. Hope Cemetery

California Republicans choose new leadership in California

California's Republican leadership passed to a new team of officers with few ties to Sen. Barry Goldwater's campaign. Incumbent legislators blocked a pro Goldwater faction from control of the State Central Committee and the state platform. New chairman Dr. Gaylor Parkinson and vice chairman James W. Halley pledged support for the Goldwater Miller ticket while remaining neutral in the June primary contests.

Sacramento Calif California Barry Goldwater Republican State Central Committee Gaylor Parkinson el Cajon James W. Halley San Mateo Goldwater- Miller Goldwater GOP

Dies Under Wheels Near Wichita Railroad Freight Car

Miss Erline Pesley of Wichita, 46, died under a railroad freight car near 26th Street and North Broadway. Police indicate the death appeared to be self inflicted.

Wichita Erline Pesley 26Th St North Broadway

Salina Stabbing Ends Life of Local Painter

James Rolla Allen, 36, a painter at Schilling Air Force Base, died from a heart stab wound at his Salina home after police answered a late Sunday call. His wife Charlene Allen, 40, faces a second degree murder warrant though no charge had been filed. She told police the couple, who moved from Trenton five weeks earlier, each held a knife during the incident amid a drinking quarrel over a television set. Allen was the son of Mr and Mrs Leon Allen of Trenton.

Salina Kan Trenton James Rolla Allen Schilling Air Force Base Allens Charlene Allen

Daily Transcript Hospital Admissions and Dismissals

Daily Transcript lists hospital admissions and dismissals for Neosho Memorial with names and addresses. Saturday admissions include Daniel Thornton Thayer and Mrs Dewey Smith Humboldt. dismissals include Danny Shields and Roy Lewis Jr. plus others. Sunday admissions feature Mrs Viola Woodward and today includes Marcus Guerra. dismissals list Nellie Brown and others. A traffic citation reports Jerry M Binnion of Savenburg cited for passing in a no passing zone with $10 bond.

Neosho Memorial Hospital Daniel Thornton Thayer Dewey Smith Humboldt Joseph Doyle S. Kansas Thomas Tenniman S. Ashby Marion Allen E. 9Th Danny Shields W. 14Th Roy Lewis Jr William Reece S. Evergreen Donald Grogan Pittsburg Nellie Brown N. Steuben Cruz Flores Leonard Wheeler W. A. Collins Jr N. Forest Jerry M. Binnion Savenburg

Revival Services At Westview Church

Revival services at the Westview Baptist Chapel 1415 S Plummer will be led by Rev John E Schwensen and 14 laymen from Oakwood Baptist Church Lubbock Tex Meetings run Wednesday through Sunday at 7 30 p m Pastor J Wesley Brizendine says public invited

Westview Baptist Chapel S. Plummer John E. Schwensen Oakwood Baptist Church Lubbock Tex J. Wesley Brizendine

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K. C. Livestock Parsons Livestock Boone Methodist Mason Tom Boone Pol. Ay K. C Re PO Chicago Grain F. M. Harris S. W. Finney Bai Chu Pacific Coast Stock Wall Street Clost AM T&t Atchison Beech Aire Beth Steel Boeing Air Cessna Air Champlin Chrysler Dow Sears Rock Shell Sinclair Socony Westg Santa Fe Park Pine and Garfield R. E. Williams E. 11Th Yellowstone National Park Nels Olson Jerry Vanderpool Montrose Cole Cherry Wanderers Kansas City Cash Europe I. N. Blake Elmwood Cemetery Johnson Echo Larrie Jarrie Arbaugh Jungleland Los Angeles Republican Republican State Platform The United States L. K. Barham Pol Litwin Plisse Orig Kansas Fd. Pol Marlin J. Blackston Daily Transcript Viola Woodward S. Malcolm Marcus Guerra S. Forest, Medical Bill Baker Fannie Shirley Bryant Nursing Home Westview Church Ort Chanute Life Underwriters Assoc West Main Street Broadway Independence W. Main Street Fredonia 6Th Street Predonia Lenders Loans, Inc West Main Parone
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