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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1966
Page
2
Cattle numbers around 3500 with mixed grades. Steers mostly 25 high er choice 25.25 26.00, good to choice 24.75 25.25, cows 17.25 18.25, feeders 23.50 25.50. Hogs 3000 barrows and gilts 25 lower, sows 24 lower, barrows 25.00 26.15, sows 19.00 23.25. Sheep 900 steady with lambs 24.25 25.00, slaughter ewes 5.00 6.50, beef markets show varied price ranges across categories.
A market summary listing live hogs cattle veals and cows with price ranges by grade including U S 1 and 2 hogs 200 220 pounds 25 25 to 25 90 and 237 270 pounds 23 50 to 24 25 sow and heavier sow prices and boar and stag ranges. Cattle prices cover grain fed steers and heifers U S choice 23 50 to 24 50 U S good 21 50 to 22 50 standards 20 00 to 21 50 creep fed calves good and choice 22 00 to 24 00 stocker and feeder calves light to heavy and yearling categories with several price bands. Veals prime 24 00 to 27 00 good 22 00 to 25 00 commercial 18 00 to 22 00 plain 16 00 to 18 00 cows utility and commercial 17 00 to 19 00 heiferette up to 20 50 canners and cutters 14 00 to 16 50 shelly cows 11 00 to 13 00 stocks cows 16 00 to 19 00 bulls commercial.
The Chanute Tribune reports a notice of suit in District Court Neosho County Chanute Kansas case number 1117. Plaintiffs Beatrice Phillips et al seek heirs determination and partition of real estate Lot 1 Block 3 Dunham Addition Chanute. Defendants Wayne Eskridge Lucia Finke Clarence Eskridge and unknown heirs or guardians must plead by September 20 1966. Attorneys Balch Bailey Chanute Kansas filed with clerk Betty Barr.
AP notes wholesale egg quotes with large eggs at 80 percent A grade 43 to 44 and medium eggs at 80 percent A grade 36 to 37. Butter prices remain unchanged.
Chicago AP dispatch notes poultry prices unchanged while butter and eggs also hold steady in daily market roundup. No large shifts observed as buyers and sellers maintain current price levels across commodities in Chicago.
Wheat prices ranged 1.91 to 2.00 for No 2 grades with 106 cars and small adjustments noted. Corn fell to 1.33 to 1.49 for No 3 and up. soybeans traded around 3.45 to 3.60 with bran and shorts priced between 47.00 and 75.00 per unit.
AP notes wheat No 2 hard 1.962 and No 2 red 1.88 and corn No 2 yellow 1.445 and No 5 yellow 1.41. Soybeans at 3.69 and soybean oil 13.85. Wheat closed 1 2 3 cents. corn steadier. oats up. rye up. soybeans up 3. August soy $3.57.
Wall Street closed mixed as some specialty issues posted solid gains while the overall session showed uneven moves. Volume was about 6.5 million shares, up from 4.9 million on Monday, with changes ranging from fractions to a point.
Scores of baseball players and officials converge on Chanute with hotels and motels benefiting from the crowd. Local Legion posts provide three meals daily at Hutton School to visiting teams, umpires, and officials, served free of charge by Legion auxiliaries with Mrs. Louis Junod coordinating meals.
Levy nudged the policy talks with the police and city recreation officials. Mc Murray and Rotunno reviewed cur rent building use rules, scheduling through the city clerk, and the three member committee. They noted minor problems, damage in rest rooms, and littering, with responsible parties charged accordingly. Rev. Baldwin gave the invocation.
Nicewanter notes meals for players at the Chanute Legion event with locals supplying food at about 350 dollars. The post covers lodging game balls prizes and mileage and plans admission charges to offset costs. Tournament ends tonight or tomorrow depending on results.
Mr and Mrs Ed Euken of Seattle arrive for visit with aunt and uncle. The Wiggans reunion set for Sunday at Home Sayings Building with basket lunches. Numerous relatives from Missouri and Kansas visit the Lasley home in Chanute. Nursing graduates Janet Kelly and Diana Weber to join Army Nurse Corps and St Marys Hospital respectively. Wedding in Reseda, Calif., connects McMillen and Huss families with local relatives.
Karen Penner comes home Sunday after a seven week trip to Europe and New York. She visits her parents Eldon and [Penner] at 114 North Western before resuming teaching duties in Kirksville Missouri this fall.
Mr and Mrs Robert Steeves of Baldwin Park California visited relatives here including an aunt Mrs George Allen 1902 S Santa Fe an aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Harry Steeves 811 S Central and cousins Mr and Mrs Frank Haines 1630 S Central Mr and Mrs Buford Allen 1202 S Edith and Mr and Mrs Harry Steeves Jr 1320 W 4th Dale Stipp of Thayer was transferred from Community Hospital Hiawatha to Methodist Hospital St Joseph Mo Sunday and underwent surgery Monday morning Mrs Gene McMillen R 1
Reuben Willis trapped a female opossum and at least six young near his garage at 18 South Wilson. The mother carried the pups in her pouch as authorities prepared to count them. Willis plans to present the family to city park officials. Mrs. Roxie Malin returned to Topeka after visiting her brother Ed Wolfe and wife at 18 South Tennessee and sister Mrs. Albert Lance and husband at 312 South Rutter.
Sharon and Brent Wolfe, children of Mr and Mrs Leonard Wolfe of Enid, Oklahoma, are visiting their grandparents Mr and Mrs Ed Wolfe at 18 South Tennessee.
Earl Town of Buffalo told police that a boy riding a bicycle struck his car on South Grant. Town said the rider identified himself as Dennis Boyer, stated he was uninjured, and left the scene.
Charles Baughn reports three car wheels and tires were stolen from his garage at 1529 S Malcom during the weekend, police said yesterday.
Police received a report of damage to the left front fender of a car parked at 6 E third during the night. The owner is listed as George Wyer.
The funeral service for Rosa M. Kernan will be held at the Gibson Koch Chapel on Wednesday at 2 30 p m with the Reverend William J Baldwin officiating. Burial will follow in Elmwood Cemetery.
Tradition holds Bologna's law school started in 1088 and by the early 1200s the Italian institution reportedly counted about 10,000 students. This reflects a historic peak in its early prominence and size.
List of admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital for Monday includes James Gilliland surgical patient at 1802 S Edith. Mrs Hobart Wadsworth medical at Parsons. Mrs Omer Stoll surgical at 1005 S Allen. Mrs Don Cornell medical at 502 W 5th. R D Churchill medical at 909 S Tennessee. Mrs Viola Woodward medical at 1719 S Malcolm. Dismissals include Mrs Clarence Deweese Eric Mrs Ivan Mears Yates Center and Lenten Clements Atchison.
Chanute Tribune publishes daily except Sunday and holidays from Chanute Kansas with staff listings. Subscription rates are given for in and out of trade territory including yearly, six month and three month terms. Local mail and in-town delivery options are noted with pricing.
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