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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1962
Page
2
Cattle and hog markets show steady bids with steer and heifer ranges from 19.00 to 26.75 for different weights. Sheep lambs and ewes also hold firm. Parson area hogs and cattle grades list 14.00 to 26.75, with sows and bulls priced down to 9.00 and up to 21.00, reflecting mixed regional bids.
New York AP reports stocks resumed an upward drift with heavy volume around 4.5 million shares as traders pushed steels motors and high-priced issues higher. Some key issues gained about 2 points while the bond market stayed firm though trading slowed late.
Six Jacksonville Beach firemen were awakened by a jolt at their station as the roof supposedly caved in. the crash proved the roof had actually fallen in.
The Erie 4-H Fair highlighted open and junior dairy judging with 161 garments in the Style Revue and Best Groomed Boy contest tonight at Erie High School. Final day tomorrow features 4-H foods judging at 9 a.m. 4-H clothing and home improvement at 1 p.m. and junior fat stock sales at 8 p.m. Exhibits stay on display to 5 p.m.
The annual Tom Webb family reunion will be held August 26 at Highland Park. An aluminum lawn chair went missing from R H Moyer’s residence on Central Street within the last two days. Ronnie L Rains was cited for reckless driving with a police court hearing set for Friday at 4 p m. Franklin Leo Morrison, 16, was arrested for intoxication in a parked car and released on a $15 bond. Police investigated a dog in the Highland Park deer pens after two calls reporting activity by boys attempting to catch the animal.
The present day Seneca population numbers about 4,200 Indians according to the article.
Witnesses near West Berlin report a man killed and two East German border guards wounded in an exchange of fire at a tower on Communist territory. The incident occurred in driving rain near the northwest corner of West Berlin with shots heard at 8 15 a m. Police noted a tower with multiple bullet holes as East German guards mended a fence nearby. Theories point to a possible escape attempt or distraction during refugee crossings. Medical staff listed local patients in transit.
Tuesday admissions list patients at Neosho Memorial Hospital includes Mrs. Del mar Campbell of 609 N Forest with medical needs Mrs Homer Nelson of Route 3 undergoing surgery Mrs Betty Taylor of 1010 S Grant awaiting surgery Mrs Ida Palen of 1007 S Washington scheduled for surgery and Mrs Leroy Olson of Galesburg for surgery.
Dismissals today include Jon Wiltse Al toona Mrs Merle Mueller and daughter Humboldt Herbert Neely 416 S Lincoln. Fire run Monday 2 11 p m brush adjoining MK T railroad right of way north of 402 N Malcolm no damage.
AP reports Republican Chairman Don Schnacke told Gov. John Anderson he will not seek re election. The State Committee will meet in Peoria on August 28 to decide the party’s next moves and potential candidates.
An estate sale advertises the sale of farm property after relocation to town. The sale is set to begin at 1:00 o clock with the property described as located four miles south and one mile east of Erie Kansas or four miles west of St Paul Kansas.
Kansas City AP reports current consumer egg prices by grade and size with ranges for large A small A C dirties and checks. Wholesale egg prices show 80 percent A quality at 34-36 for large and 29-81 for medium. Missouri Arkansas live fryers and broilers list at farm prices 14 2 and delivered plant 15-15.
Chicago AP reports steady butter and eggs with varied grade prices and unchanged white eggs. Live poultry shows slight movement with roasters at 24 to 26 cents and specialty fryers between 19 and 20 cents.
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