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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1965
Page
2
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes hogs down 25 to 50 cents on barrows and gilts with mixed 200 to 260 pound ranges at 24.25 to 24.75. Sows mostly steady. Sheep and cattle prices mixed as calves and feeders scarce. slaughter steer prices 26.00 to 27.00, heifers 24.25 to 35, cows 14.25 to 15.50. Eggs and other produce largely unchanged.
The market lists U S N o 1 and 2 hog grades with price ranges by weight and type, including sows boars and stags. Cattle prices cover grain fed steers and heifers high to standard grades, calves stockers and feeders, veal, cows bulls and carcass classes. Sheep prices for lambs and ewes complete the price table.
After ten years of research and review of four million documents and letters, the National Park Service plans to restore Independence Hall and 25 historic buildings across six city blocks. The project could span up to twenty years.
Airlines rails and select issues led a moderately higher market with about 4.5 million shares traded. Treasury bonds edged down while corporate bonds were mostly unchanged. A Missouri cave room at Meramec Caverns can hold 2,500 people.
Live poultry prices held firm with roasters at 23 1/2 to 25 cents per pound and White Rock fryers at 19 1/2 to 20 1/2. Butter offered with little change. 93 score AA at 60 1/2, 92 A 60, 90 B 59 1/2, 89 C 58. Eggs barely steady with prices unchanged.
Wheat trends higher with No 2 hard at 1.59n and Sept contract at 1.525 12. Corn slips modestly to 1.21 for Sept while oats edge down to 65 1/2. Rye dips 1 cent to 1.177 1/2, soybeans rise about 1 cent to 2.484 4, with spot soybean oil at 10.75.
Chanute Tribune reports on community news including municipal updates and local events. Briefs cover city matters, club meetings, and notices affecting residents with concise notices from Chanute Kansas.
Daily Transcript lists Monday admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital including Roger Chambers and Ira Lindquist among others and dismissals such as Carl Yates and Mrs Lee Litt erland. Also notes admissions today for Darrel Davis and Loeva Carter with surgeries listed and a police court action against Virginia Barker with bond posted for blocking a driveway. Fire run reported at 1:20 p.m. at 323 South Allen for smoke in a house and a dry pot on the stove.
Police said a downtown shoplifting incident involved a girl labeled mentally retarded after relatives stated they were pursuing admission to an institution. The report notes ongoing family proceedings and an investigation.
Topeka school superintendent Dr Merle R Bolton announced disciplinary action for students who violate the district hair style code. He told the Board of Education that penalties will target those with unreasonable hair styles in line with the school conduct rules.
Readers are advised to contact their Tribune phone or dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. for carrier assistance if the primary number is unavailable.
Mrs. W. N. Chickadonz of 701 S. Ashby has word of the death of her nephew Roy Halbert in Enid Oklahoma. A former Buffalo resident, he died unexpectedly at his home on Monday. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Henniger-Allen Funeral Home with burial in Enid.
Genevieve Pearl Nicholson of Phoenix died after a short illness at 42. She was born in 1923 in Chanute and married April 27, 1941 in Little Rock. Surviving husband Lee Nicholson, three children, grandchildren, her mother, sisters, and brother. Funeral Friday at Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home, burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Charley C. Brown obituary notes birth in 1885 in Dexter Iowa, work as tool dresser, tax commissioner of Oklahoma, later with Marland Oil Co. Funeral details unspecified.
Police determined the Santa Fe building door was open. Officers, with a Platte Ner employee, checked the structure but found nothing missing. The door apparently had not been locked for the night.
The Kansas Board of Social Welfare rejected Dickinson County's request to cut 30,000 from its welfare budget. The agency said the cut could raise state funds needs and would not lower the tax levy. the original budget is seen as a minimum. Recommendations include a citizen advisory committee and a work and training program for able bodied welfare recipients.
Admiral U S Grant Sharp Jr. begins a 12 day tour of military installations in the Far East visiting Formosa Hong Kong Okinawa Japan and South Korea as the Pacific commander.
Chanute Tribune published in Chanute Kansas by Chanute Publishing Company with staff credits for publisher news editor advertising manager circulation foreman and printer. The paper notes evening publication schedule and AP affiliation.
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