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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1967
Page
2
Cattle values hold firm with steers and heifers mostly firm to higher. Hogs gain 20.00 to 21.85 for 1-3 barrows and gilts, sows steady. Sheep show strength with spring lambs up about 25 cents. Corn, oats, soybeans and soybean oil quoted with No 2 corn at 1.22 per bushel and soybeans at 2.805.
The report lists commodity pricing across several categories. Hogs include U S numbers 1 and 2, sows, boars, and heavier hogs with prices from 12 to 20 plus dollars. Cattle cover grain fed steers, heifers, stockers, calves, and bulls with varied grades and weights, from 14 to 34 dollars per hundredweight. Veals and sheep prices provide prime to feeder values and slaughter livestock ranges.
Kansas City wholesale eggs hold steady. Large eggs offer 80 percent A 26 to 30, mediums 80 percent A 22 to 25. Butter prices unchanged.
Live poultry remains unchanged while butter holds steady with small gains. Milk futures show mixed quotes with various grade butter and egg prices listed.
Chicago traders report No 2 hard red winter wheat at 1.55%4 and No 2 soft wheat at 1.48%14, reflecting modest shifts in price levels amid varied supply signals from the market.
Wheat 112 cars mixed trends across grades with No 2 hard near 1.55 to 1.54, No 3 1.51 to 1.62, No 2 red 1.44 to 1.50. Corn seven cars mostly higher with No 2 white 1.24 to 1.29 and No 1 1.12 to 1.28. Oats 5 cars up to 12 cents. No 2 white 71 1/2 to 76 1/2 cents. Mile maize 1.98, Rye 1.05 to 1.08 1/4, Barley 1.04 to 1.13. Soybeans 2.57 1/2 to 2.68 1/4. Sacked bran 42.75 to 43.50. Sacked shorts 46.00 to 46.75.
Local market listing shows Grade A Extra Large eggs at .32, Grade A Large .32, Grade A Medium .22, Grade B Large .19 plus current receipts at .17 for Sweet Cream and .08 for Cream Premium and No 1. Prices include Cream No 1 and glue hides at 10 cents per pound with a note of upcoming shipments.
Daily summary from Neosho includes visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm for Neosho Memorial Hospital. admissions list Charles Stowell James Armitage Mrs Ed Johnstone Mrs Dean Denning Peggy Patton Chester Harvey and more with dismissals and today’s new patient Mrs Leonard Wheeler. Also notes Taylor reunion family gatherings and various visits and police fire activity and naval personnel.
Donald Woosley funeral in Baxter Springs draws family from Chanute and area after his death Saturday. F R Collison and wife return from Alaska trip via Alcan highway, noting light prices and open scenery. Elks Lodge seeks past exalted rulers photos, asking if readers have or know addresses of holders. Noel Cullison attends Illinois State graduation for Barbara Hunt Cullison, who will teach in Illinois. Red Cross first aid course growing, with about 30 enrolled and space for more at city fire department. Everett Shepherd leads sessions for ambulance, bus drivers, police, and fire personnel.
An envelope of unflavored gelatin will jelly two cups of liquid. When sugar is used in the recipe, it is often counted on as part of the liquid.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Hunt and Dick of 209 South Kansas returned from a trip to Bloomington Illinois where they visited.
The Chanute Tribune lists its staff including publisher Dwight McCreight news editor John Hovorka advertising Mar Fay D Clopine circulation manager Ben Nicholas and production personnel R Fmn Dorsey Osborn and Press Stereo Fmn as the local daily. The paper operates daily except Sundays and six holidays and is mailed from Chanute Kansas 66720 with dialing code HE 1-4100.
A republication policy notes the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches printed in the newspaper. The statement emphasizes AP ownership of redistribution and news content across outlets.
Police investigated three non injury traffic accidents yesterday at Walnut and Highland Oak and Lincoln Main and Grant. Vehicles involved include a 1953 Ford a 1964 Chevrolet a 1967 Dodge a 1963 Chevrolet and a 1963 Pontiac with damages ranging from 50 to 100 dollars. A report by Pat Scott was also recorded.
Deaths include Guy Gromer of 710 S Ashby at the Veterans Hospital Wichita. Johnson Mortuary handles incomplete arrangements. Peterson and Solomon memorial services held at Gibson Koch Chapel with multiple local clergymen officiating and honorary and active bearers named. Burial at Memorial Park Cemetery.
Yates Center High School Unified District 366 opened enrollment day with about 240 students expected to enroll for the new school year. The Pee Wee baseball team led by Pete Watts held a picnic at Cry Park with 35 attendees and a film afterward at Richard McCormick’s home. Wildcats edged Overbrook 2 to 1 in eight innings as Don Edwards pitched a one-hitter. Mississippi County? No. Correction: local notices report visiting relatives Gerald Osburn and sons from Junction City staying with Lester Harkin family.
Wall Street in New York finished the day lower as the Dow industrial average slipped a few points. Early advances faded with widespread weakness in key blue chips, while profit-taking on the summer rally and looming Labor Day concerns weighed on sentiment.
At 10 55 a m today an accident at Lincoln and Elm was reported. Officers said a two ton 1965 Chevrolet driven by David E Brown and a 1966 Dodge driven by Mike Deacon were involved. Vehicles had been moved and no official report was filed.
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