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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1965
Page
2
Livestock prices hold steady in Kansas City with cattle calves and hogs mainly unchanged. Grain futures show mixed movement across wheat corn oats rye barley and soybeans with wholesale sacked feed prices listed.
Chicago grain prices show wheat at 1.58 1/4 to 1.59 1/4 for No 1 and No 2 hard, corn at 1.29 to 1.29 1/2 for No 1 and No 2 yellow, oats around 70 cents, soybeans near 2.73 1/2, and soybean oil at 10.15. Wheat fell about 1 to 4 cents per bushel by close, corn down 4 to 6 cents, oats near unchanged, rye 1 to 4 cents lower, soybeans down about 1 cent with August at 2.72 1/2.
AP reports consumer eggs and butter unchanged in Kansas City. Wholesale eggs list large 80, 36-38. mediums 80, 31-33. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers quoted at farm 14 4-14 2 and delivered at plant 14 4-16.
Chicago AP reports butter and eggs unchanged with live poultry also holding steady amid market quiet. No price changes noted as trading steadies across Chicago markets.
The Chanute Tribune issue lists publication details for Chanute Kansas with staff roles including publisher Dwight McCreight news editor Dwight Wallingford and advertising manager John Haworke. Subscription rates are shown for Neosho Alien Wilson Woodson counties and Kansas outside four counties with yearly and monthly options.
Market list shows Grades of eggs with prices per dozen and weights: Grade A Extra Large 0.38, Grade A Large 0.25, Grade A Medium 0.20, Grade B Large 0.24, Grade A Small 0.20, Grade C and missing data. Cream items include Sweet Cream and Cream No 2 with various prices. Roosters and hides are priced, hides at 4 cents per pound for glue hides.
The New York market extended its gains in active trading with volume around 5.8 million shares. U S Steel common rose slightly while the preferred gained about 15 points on recapitalization news. Bethlehem Republic and Jones & Laughlin edged lower. Automobiles mostly higher. corporate and Treasury bonds little changed.
Tuesday admissions list includes George Fair Rita Olson Mark Ellis Mrs Dale Fairchild Mrs Iva Dent Mrs Lela Smith and others. Dismissals include Ruth Brown Blanche Morrison and several named residents. Births report a boy to Lee Litherland and wife. Police Court actions list Moses Hawes. District Court entries cover multiple divorces and quiet title actions.
Hearing set for 2 30 p m in city court on three misdemeanor counts of check law violation by Diana Ogle 18 Lola Neosho county sheriff George Neely and Mrs Neely brought her back to Erie from Olathe after she completed a 13 day jail term The warrants cite three checks two for 40 dollars and one for 5 dollars written last month at Self Service Grocery and Disney's Market in Chanute
David L. Schilling, age one, died Tuesday after being struck by a car on a county road about one mile north of Westphalia, Kansas.
Mrs. Pearl O Squires 76 of Spokane formerly Humboldt died unexpectedly at home with two daughters two sons a brother seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral set for Friday at Price Funeral Home Humboldt with burial in Mount Hope. Henry Jerome Neptune 82 of Fredonia died at St Margarets Hospital born Grenola moved to Chanute married 1905. barber. Masonic orders and OES member. survivors include one daughter two sons nine grandchildren fourteen great grandchildren and one sister. Funeral Friday 2 p.m. Roy S Gibson Funeral Home with burial in Elmwood Cemetery.
Roy F. Robertson was honored at a 2 p.m. Friday funeral at Buffalo Methodist Church with Rev. Ronald Bumstead presiding. Max Deets and Frances Clough provided songs Ivory Palaces and When I Come to the End of the Road. Bearers named Bill Hempen Prince Ambrose Orley Chapman Calvin Clinesmith Joe Hake Homer Seibel. burial followed at Buffalo Cemetery under H. R. Campbell and Sons Funeral Home care.
Merritt Allen Ashcraft was laid to rest Tuesday afternoon at Johnson Chapel with Rev. Dale L. Sneeringer officiating. Mrs. Dave Petterson performed The Lord's Prayer and Sunrise. Bearers were Jerry Finch D L Geeding L J Junod Harry Patterson William Brennan and Joe Wasser Masonic rites followed at Memorial Park graveside.
A car driven by Chet Ackerman of Chanute bumped a Pillot vehicle on West Malcolm at 3 40 p.m. Damage was limited to a back bumper. A padlock was found broken on a Montgomery Ward truck behind the Ward store on Main by Kenneth Spurling, night watchman. The driver could not confirm theft until load records are checked in Kansas City.
Mr and Mrs Gordon Hensley with Mark and Bradley from Overland Park helped Mrs Hensley s grandparents Mr and Mrs Ross Miller of 705 W Oak celebrate birthdays. Mrs Miller s birthday was Saturday and her husband s is Wednesday.
Mrs. K. C. Snyder returns from Kansas City after visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McBeath and Jim Colton California arrive to visit brother and wife F. W. McBeath and Mrs. W. D. Woodruff Fredonia accompanies them. Ed Wolfe and wife visit Wichita friends then travel to Enid Oklahoma for their son Leonard Wolfe’s silver anniversary celebration prepared by granddaughter Sharon Wolfe in Denver.
Raymond L. Wilson of St. Paul has won the American Bindery Fellowship worth one thousand dollars for graduate study in librarianship at Emporia State College. He plans to enroll for the fall semester and currently chairs the Graves Memorial Public Library board in St. Paul.
Mr and Mrs Norman Davison Susan Mike and Nancy depart today for their home in Covina California.
Mr and Mrs J C Saubers and Shirley visited Panama City Florida for three days with PFC Royce Saubers from Ft Benning Georgia. Saubers heads to Vietnam after travel from Aug 3 to Aug 10. Guests in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Orville Umbarger of Thayer host sister and husband Mr and Mrs Vernon White of Houston Mrs Eunice Krueger of El Paso joined Sunday evening guests including Mr and Mrs Harold Kapple of Nevada Mo Mr and Mrs Kenneth Umbarger of Neodesha Mr and Mrs Lynn Umbarger and Jenny Mulvane Sue White Kelsey and Kalene Thayer
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