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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1965
Page
2
Kansas City hogs and cattle sections show steady to higher trends with varied weight classes and prices for barrows gilts sows calves steers and heifers. Chicago butter eggs and live poultry markets display stability in butter with different grade prices and unchanged poultry quotes.
Parsons Livestock shows price ranges for hogs, sows, boars, and pigs across weights, with Castle listing grain fed steers and heifers, calves, stockers, veal, cows, bulls, and sheep values. Veal tops at 22 to 24 dollars, lambs at 23.50, and cows down to 10 dollars.
Kansas City AP market notes show consumer eggs large 32 35 cents per dozen, mediums 26 29. Wholesale eggs large 35 37, mediums 30 32. Missouri Arkansas live fryers steady at farm 14, delivered 14 42 15. Butter grade A 69 cents per lb solid, grade A quarters 70.
Chanute Tribune masthead lists staff and publishing details. It includes address Chanute Kansas and circulation manager Leland Lowe with advertising and press foreman names and Associated Press affiliation. Subscription rates show 1 year nine dollars and shorter terms.
Chicago during the trading session saw wheat futures ease with No 2 hard at 1.60s and No 2 red at 1.55. Corn No 1 yellow rose to 1.29 and oats weakened as September prices settled lower. Soybeans edged up to 2.68 with nearby soycomplex activity and September soy at 2.48.
The State Historical Society places a marker on Cedarburg's 1876 covered bridge, the state’s last remaining survivor of over 40 such structures. After 85 years of full service it is now pedestrian only. Wheat and grain prices also appear in this period report from Kansas City.
Donnie Atkins 1 was sued on a police summons for driving 80 mph in a 60 zone and Junior Hemphill 104 S. Western faces a 65 mph in a 45 zone charge. Hearings set for 3:30 p.m. Wednesday in city court as offenses occur outside city limits. Police log also notes damaged bar stools at Rendezvous tavern and stolen flooring at 315 E. Oak. urns found, broken windows, prowler report, and family travel events in Chanute and Coyville.
James Alan Coogan told the Great Bend Rotary Club that strong anti U.S. forces operate across Latin America. He urged Washington to place Latin speakers as ambassadors and to engage leaders of the masses to gain regional friendship. Coogan, KU alumnus and former Great Bend Daily Tribune editor, returns home to work in public relations.
A brief note offers a chance to enter a for own business, workable in spare time and with potential for full expansion. It highlights a low effort entry with scalable growth and financial potential for interested individuals.
Rev. Donald A. Thompson 59, pastor of First Unitarian Church in Jackson, were ambushed Sunday night as he walked to his apartment rear door. He was left seriously injured with a punctured lung and a broken shoulder, after a car with white men fled the scene. Thompson, active in civil rights and NAACP work, had received threats and had driven a Negro church member to a city area shortly before the shooting. The incident echoes the 1963 Medgar Evers murder in Jackson with a hung jury in the subsequent trials.
Homer Barr Massie died Sunday in Joplin after a long illness. He was the son of Rev. and Mrs. H. B. Massie of Joplin. Funeral services will be in Neosho Missouri on Tuesday afternoon, with Thompson Mortuary in charge.
Daily Transcript lists admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital across Friday through today. Names include Mrs. Robert Barnhart surgery and Paul Casady medical, with multiple patients in Humboldt and nearby towns and entries for surgeries and medical admissions.
In Pittsburgh William E Simkin heads fresh sessions with basic steel negotiators as the Aug 31 strike deadline nears with nine days left. The United Steelworkers Union calls a 33 member International Executive Board meeting to be briefed on talks and stay to await a settlement or strike.
In Saoma, children fill shaded outdoor pavilions with shingled roofs to sit cross-legged and watch television as bell marks the start of the school day or a break, reflecting a communal learning scene.
Mrs. Dale Fairchild 420 N Forest cited for speeding in radar check last Tuesday with $10 bond posted. Fire crew responded to 323 N Allen at 1 20 p m for report of smoke in a house.
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