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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1964
Page
2
Cattle markets show calves and steers steady with ranges for high and good choices. Hogs traded unevenly with barrows and gilts down and sows modestly lower. Sheep and lambs held steady with spring lambs and feeder lambs featuring across weights and grades in a dense price report.
The listing shows bid ranges for hog grades from U.S. No 1 to 3, sow and heavier sow prices, and staged bear values. It then details cattle prices by weight and grade including grain fed steers, U.S. Good, standards, and creep fed calves, plus stock calves and heavy stocker values. Utility cows, heiferettes, canners, shelly cows, bulls and bologna grades are noted with steady or range prices.
Kansas City AP reports on consumer eggs and wholesale egg prices. Large eggs paid to producers range from 30 to 36 cents, wholesale large eggs at 80 percent, and mediums at 80 percent. Other produce prices remain unchanged.
Wheat No 2 hard 1.55, No 2 soft red 1.46. Corn No 1 yellow 1.26, No 2 yellow 1.26-29. Oats No 1 heavy white 69, No 1 extra heavy white 69, No 2 heavy white 68 2-69. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.60, soybean oil 8.97. Wheat unchanged to 4 cents lower. September 1.42-1.43. Corn up. September 1.21-1.20. Oats mixed. rye up to down. soybeans up. August 2.58 1/2.
Kansas City grain prices list unchanged and mixed for wheat corn soybeans and oats with various grades and prices. Wall Street closes higher with steels and motors rising while rails soften and overall volume about 4.1 million shares. bond prices largely unchanged.
President Antonio Segni, 73, showed slight improvement in Rome as doctors reported he came out of his coma occasionally and could take food by mouth. He suffered a stroke 11 days ago and remained in a coma since Saturday.
Washington AP reports Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield signaled a long session after the Democratic National Convention recess. House Speaker John W. McCormack noted progress, saying 37 of 52 Johnson proposals enacted and four others in various stages, framing a strong can-do record.
State Weather Advertising presents consumer guidance on evaluating weather related ads for safety and reliability. Tips cover verifying endorsements checking return policies and avoiding high pressure sales tactics across local listings and circulars.
World War I veterans and their wives receive an invitation to a watermelon feed at Thayer City Park at 6 o'clock Tuesday evening. The brief notes include undergraduates on Pittsburg State College honor rolls, graduation events, a Midwest Savings Conference trip, and school opening plans for Petrolia with bus routes and birth certificates required for first graders.
Mrs Grace Lackie departed Sunday for Glendale California after a six week stay with her mother Mrs W C Roberts at 1968 Lafayette The note records a family visit ending with the return trip to California.
Mr and Mrs Grant Wilson of 806 S Forest and their granddaughter Kathleen Wilson of Joliet Illinois have been visiting relatives in Webb City Missouri.
Admission notes list Mrs Laura Brookshire Eric and others on Sunday and Monday with medical status. Dismissals include Mrs Joe Wasser and Mrs Floyd Slater Humboldt. Moves record Chester Field to 313 W Main and several residents shifting addresses. Building permits issued include Lois Aid carport and Johnson garage with estimated costs. Police Court action cites Steve Simpson charged for fighting with $5 bond posted.
A three vehicle crash at Main and Lincoln around 3 35 p m involved Glenda Dor mois Elvin A Butts Humboldt R 2 and J A Roberts 414 W 6th. Dor mois rear ended Butts swerved struck Roberts bumper. Damages about 150 100 and none listed for Roberts. Attendees at Billie Solomon nursing graduation Fort Scott included G T Wheatley James Wheatley Jo Ellen Thomas P Wheatley Ronald Sutcliffe Billy Lee Blanck Deb bie and Billy Lee Jr George Blanck Charles Lesher Susan Vera Solomon Willard Wesley and David.
Final figures for the Public Works Appropriation bill show numerous Army Engineers and Surveys allocations for Kansas projects. Major items include Elk City, John Redmond, Marion, Milford, Perry, Topeka, and other reservoir builds plus river surveys and the Wichita Cheney Division, with totals spanning millions of dollars awaiting President Johnson action.
Mrs. Floyd M. Hill 74 of 919 S Santa Fe died Monday night after a ten day illness. Etta Barham born Aug 12 1890 Verdella Barton County Mo moved to Earlton 1909 taught rural schools 1910 married Floyd M Hill 1915 moved to Chanute 1963 member Earlton Evangelical United Brethren Church survived by husband two daughters two granddaughters one brother one sister. Funeral at Earlton EUB Church Friday 2 p.m. burial Earlton Cemetery Roy S Gibson Funeral Home in charge. Memorial service for Mrs T N Bradford at First Presbyterian church Monday conducted by Rev William T Hunt. Floral attendants bearers and burial at Greenlawn Memorial Park Cemetery Johnson Mortuary in charge.
Harold Clingerman regional NAIB speaker is set to address a noon Neosho County Board of Realtors meeting at the First National Bank community room. Twenty two registered with Phillip Cooper noting Otto Culbert of Wichita as expected guest. Clingerman will meet local realtors and board officers during his Kansas visit.
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