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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1965
Page
2
AP notes cattle numbers at 3000 with cows up to 25 higher and calves steady. hogs 3500 head with some declines and sows firm. sheep 1000 head with lambs up 25 and other classes steady. Wheat 58 cars with varied bids. corn and oats mixed. pantry staples and futures mostly steady to higher.
U S prices listed for hogs cattle veal cows bulls sheep across weight classes and grades. Prices show ranges from sow heavy weight to light stockers, grain fed steers, veal primes, and breeding stock with noted variations for quality and weight.
AP reports consumer egg prices for mediums at 252 29 and wholesale eggs with large at 80 percent and mediums at 60 percent as listed. Other produce prices remain unchanged.
Live poultry prices in Chicago hold steady with unchanged quotes. Butter and eggs show steady to firm pricing, with no declines reported in the Chicago trading notes.
The Chanute Tribune is published in Chanute Kansas with standard staff roles including Dwight McCreight as publisher and John Hovorka as advertising manager. It lists subscription rates by mail for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties at 1 year nine dollars, six months five dollars, three months three dollars, and one month one dollar.
In Chicago grain notes wheat prices show No. 2 red at 1.54 and No. 2 hard at 1.58 with yellow hard at 1.57. Corn markets list No. 1 yellow at 1.29 and No. 2 yellow at 1.29 with sample grade yellow at 1.11. Oats list No. 2 heavy white at 72 and No. 1 extra heavy mixed at 73. Soybeans No. 1 yellow at 2.74.
Aug 16-20 activity windows outline ACT testing on Aug 17 and English and basic tests. Enrollment requires paid fees. textbooks ready Aug 26. Royster Junior High collects fees by mail until Aug 25 and in person Aug 16-20. District 413 lists enrollment, orientation for new Chanute attendees, and kindergarten start Aug 30.
The New York stock market weakened slightly in moderate late afternoon action with about 44 million shares traded. Most groups held steady or mixed as brokers noted a slim market tilt despite Britain's July export trade and balance of payments deficit easing fears of a pound devaluation.
A Kansas City Kansas couple Leonard Van Pelt aged 27 and Patricia Killion aged 21 were arrested in Delta Colorado on a minor traffic violation and charged with transporting a stolen vehicle across state lines. They were to be turned over to federal authorities.
Mr and Mrs William A Hudson and family visit Mrs Mabel S Hudson in McCook. Mrs Carolyn Alford of Wichita visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Ivan L Starr in McCook. The Young family returns to Searcy Arkansas after visiting Mr and Mrs Earl Young Sr in McCook. Police report door to door salesmen. five youths from Kansas City area jailed on Green River ordinance violations with $25 bonds. Turner posts bond. Eugene W Flippin of Iola posts $10 bond for speeding. Tire theft reported at 1705 S Highland. Thomas L Kirkpatrick of Kansas City booked as a sleeper at 1:45 a.m.
City planners outline four phase park expansion including west and southeast zones with picnic areas beaches boating camping and sports facilities. A remodel proposal for the Central Park pavilion aims to save about 8 percent of roof and create a large flexible meeting space with restrooms a kitchen and a wide overhead door for access.
Former vice president Richard M. Nixon urged stepped up air and sea attacks on North Vietnam and proposed forming an American aid committee for North Vietnamese civilians. He spoke at Hoover Birthday program near graves of Herbert and Lou Henry Hoover.
Instructions urge readers to call their Tribune phone or dial HE 1 3400 after 6 pm if the carrier is unreachable. The note emphasizes alternative contact when the primary line fails.
Raymond Hubert Moyer 69 of 1702 South Central Seminole died Monday in Seminole hospital after illness. Survivors: Pauline Judkins widow Neal Moyer Seminole. Mrs. Lloyd Ennis 1416 South Santa Fe. sisters Venita Witchurch Bartlesville and Mrs John Williams Anadarko. brother R. L. Moyer Littleton Colorado. four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday Sumerville Swearingen Arnhart Funeral Home Seminole. Burial Seminole. Reverend Canisus Womack 59 of Ensley Alabama died there Friday. Born in Lola and graduate of Lola High School. 25th anniversary of his ordination as Roman Catholic priest May 12 1963. Survivors: brothers F. W. Womack C. M. Womack Iola. Ralph Womack Humboldt. sister Mrs Ethel Lee Wichita. Service 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at St Paul. Burial at St Paul due to Passionate Order of Fathers affiliation.
In a forceful address Nixon warns time favors Russia and China if they patch up relations or build nuclear power. He argues the United States must sap the aggressors now or face greater risk later.
Daily Transcript lists Monday admissions including Howard Knapp Mrs. Mary Garrison Guy McKisson Jeanne Lassman and others with medical or surgical needs. Dismissals include Edward Riggs Fred Hartwig Debra Staggs and Etta Hanson among patients in multiple towns.
Tulsa AP report notes declines in several states last week caused U S crude oil and lease condensate production to drop.
The Midcap family reunion gathered Sunday at the north shelterhouse of Santa Fe Park. Opal Midcap of Fort Morgan Colorado traveled farthest to attend. The group voted to hold the reunion next year on the first Sunday in August with many family members listed among attendees.
The Oil and Gas Journal notes a daily average of 7,657,200 barrels nationally. Texas averaged 2,621,800 barrels, down 9,200. Oklahoma 541,100, down 8,300. Kansas 286,600, up 500 barrels per day for the week ending August 7.
Mary Martha Guild met Monday evening in the Presbyterian church parlor. Dinner was served to 13 members and three guests, Rev. and Mrs. R A Giezentanner and Robin. Mrs. George Crockatt presided and named a nominating committee. A Camp Farthest Out report was given, with two camp songs sung.
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