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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1967
Page
2
Cattle run 1,200 with steers steady and prime prices around 27.15, cows 17.00 to 18.75, feeders 24.50 to 28.50. Hogs 3,500 with barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower, sows 50 higher, lambs 22.50 to 24.00, ewes 4.50 to 6.50.
The report lists current market rates for hogs, cattle, calves, veal, cows, bulls, and sheep. Prices vary by weight class and quality, with ranges for U S grades and category labels such as utility, commercial, and feeder. Also shown are sow and boar price bands, stocker values, and breeding animal figures.
Kansas City AP notes wholesale eggs steady with large eggs at 80 percent A 26-30 and mediums at 80 percent A 22-25. Butter prices remain unchanged.
Chicago market notes show roasters priced 27 to 29 cents with special red white rock fryers at 20 to 22 cents. Butter and eggs remain unchanged in AP dispatch from Chicago.
Chicago AP notes grain prices with Wheat No 2 hard at 1.595 sn, No 2 red 1.51 an, Corn No 2 yellow 1.21 n, Oats No 2 heavy white 76'2n, Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.75 n, Soybean oil 9.65 n.
Wall Street in New York rose on active trading as the Dow Jones industrial average neared another yearly high. After a cautious opening, blue chip issues gained momentum and strengthened overall market power.
Visiting hours are 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 20 to 8 p.m. A census lists 50 adults and pediatrics and one baby. Tuesday admissions include Mrs H L Sweaney and others for medical and surgical care. dismissals include Michael Roush and several others. Today admissions include Mrs Lee Roy Drake and Edgar Solomon. dismissals include Arden Moore and Henderson Fisher. Police summonses issued to Ralph Wantland for taillights and illegal tag use.
The Agriculture Committee of the Kansas Legislative Council backed a plan to build a new $750,000 home for the State Geological Survey at the University of Kansas. Regents will review the request at their September meeting while Gov. Docking prepares recommendations for the 1968 session. The survey now rents space and seeks additional room.
Tommy J. Morehead of 1123 N Garfield was arrested by Sheriff George Neely in Erie for reckless driving after a one car crash. His 1955 Buick jumped a curb traveled 45 feet and broke a telephone pole. His wife was a passenger but neither was injured. Morehead to appear in city court today.
Two Chanute youths attend the XII World Boy Scout Jamboree at Farragut State Park Idaho August 1 opening ceremonies mark the 60th anniversary of World Scouting with about 14 000 Scouts and leaders from nearly 100 nations. Steve Brotton and Charles Fisher among U S participants with Fisher chosen for Host Corps duties.
Obituaries for George Walter Owens 80 Humboldt died at Allen County Hospital Iola born May 18 1887 near Cairo Kentucky veteran WWI survivors include three sisters funeral Thursday 2 p.m. military graveside Moran Cemetery Rev. Jean Minnich Ralston Hutton Funeral Home in charge. Mrs Leonard F Murrow 76 Tola died July 28 Neosho Memorial Hospital born Feb 23 1891 near Selma married Leonard F Murrow May 3 1911 survivors husband three sons three daughters 21 grandchildren 18 great grandchildren Pilgrim Holiness Church Iola funeral July 31 Waugh Funeral Home burial Old Blue Mound Cemetery. Mrs Lillie Ethel Flottman memorial service First Christian Church officiating with Rev Bert Sutton burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Jess Coz memorial service Johnson Chapel officiating with organ solo Beyond the Sunset burial Elmwood Cemetery.
Police investigated a noninjury two car crash at Highland and Elm. Karl Boyd age 51 driven a 1965 Chevrolet pickup owned by Ruan Transport Co. Rosa Ornelas age 46 drove a 1958 Pontiac, damaging the right bumper and headlight.
July figures show 259 in-patients admitted at Neosho Memorial Hospital with 181 medical 63 surgical and 15 obstetrical. Out-patients totaled 278 with 63 X ray 35 lab and 180 emergency visits. In-patient days reached 1831 for adults and pediatrics and 118 for nursery. Occupancy 57.9 percent for adults and pediatrics and 27.1 percent for nursery. Adults and pediatrics per day 59, nursery 3.8 infants. Board acted on routine business. Dwight Wallingford chaired. others present were David German and John McMeekin.
Police arrested Ralph H Wantland of Cherryvale for driving with no tail lights and illegal license tag use. A passenger, Herman MacBerry of Parsons, was held for investigation. Bond set at $20 with Wantland to appear in city court today.
An advertising feature offers shoppers tips for safe purchases and smart decisions. It highlights product research, buyer protections, and vigilance against scams, aiming to empower readers to make informed, confident shopping choices.
New York designer Norman Norell presents a revised collection with restrained silhouettes and midriff emphasis. Dresses coats and jackets feature stitched belts, velvet and brocade, with sequin gowns and minimal theatrics. No feathers, extreme cuts, or gimmicks.
The annual Midcap reunion is scheduled for Sunday at the east side of the south shelterhouse in Santa Fe park.
Tonight features soccer at City Park 5 30 to 7 30. Thursday includes tennis for Reg Int and Adv at Highland Park 9 to 11. Science In Everyday Living in Selected area 9 to 1. Handicapped swimming at Swimming Pool 10 to 11. Synchonized swimming at Swimming Pool 11 to 12 noon. Also VFW Little League Baseball Tournament at Santa Fe Park 7 and Church Softball League Tournament at Highland Park softball field 7 30.
Chanute Tribune masthead lists staff including Dwight McCreight as publisher and John Haworke as news editor. subscription rates show local and distant territory options with monthly carrier rate in Chanute. The paper notes AP affiliation and bureau membership.
Topeka AP report states Jerry Muth Kansas Alcoholic Beverage Control director issued an invitation to propose changes in liquor control rules. Written submissions must be delivered to the Board of Review by August 25 and revised rules must align with the basic Liquor Control Act.
In New Orleans Judge sets trial for Dean Andrews who faces perjury charges in the JFK assassination probe. Andrews announces he will represent himself as attorney Sam Monk Zelden withdraws citing irreconcilable differences.
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