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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1964
Page
2
AP dispatch from Kansas City shows hogs mostly lower across weights with barrows and gilts down 25 to 50 cents, sows steady. Sheep and cattle sections list steady to mixed changes with calves, veal, cows, bulls, and feeder animals adjusting within specific weight ranges and price bands.
Hogs priced by grade and weight with US numbers across 180 to 270 pounds. sow and stag figures noted. Cattle values steady with grain fed steers and heifers 600-700 pounds at 22 to 23.50, higher for select lots. calves and stockers listed with various weights and grades, including yearling stockers and feeder steers.
KC AP reports consumer egg prices paid to producers range at large eggs 31 to 39 cents per dozen. Wholesale large eggs 80 percent 41 to 45 cents. Medium eggs 80 percent 33 to 36 cents. Other produce unchanged.
Chicago AP notes live poultry prices unchanged roasters 23 to 25 cents, special fed white rock fryers 18 to 20, butter steady, eggs firm with whites 42, mediums 34, standards 33 cents.
Nine persons died when a car and a pickup collided in a dark downpour near Tyler Texas. An 8 year old girl survived, injured, while her parents Edwin and … Redeker and siblings died in the car. In the pickup were William David Frizzell 24 Freddie Hammonds 19 Leon W Ward 43 and Louis Gill 28 all from the Tyler area.
John Eschen of Peru Nebraska died Monday night at Nemaha County Hospital Auburn Neb. He is the father of Mrs. C J Newton W 7th. Dorosia Minniear 311 E 12th learned of her father William A Minniear who died yesterday morning of a heart attack at his home in Cave Junction Oregon. The funeral will be Thursday at 2 pm in the Methodist Church Cave Junction. Another daughter is Mrs Carol Epler of Coffeyville.
A dated price listing shows eggs by grade and size with small prices and a few items like cream and hides. Entries are uneven but indicate Grade A extra large and large eggs, Grade B and C varieties, current receipts, premium cream, roosters and glue hides grouped under miscellaneous prices.
Wheat closed fractionally lower with September new grade around 1.43 and 1/4 dollars. Corn rose to about 1.32 and 22 cents. Oats higher near 64 cents. Rice unchanged to slightly higher at around 1.27. Soybeans up to 4 to 1/4 dollars with September near 2.53.
CARTERSVILLE GA AP Ray Chappell an 18 year old leukemia patient died before reporters could present him with a bill paid in full. News stories stirred 1400 in money and pledges to cover medical expenses. Funds raised will offset funeral costs.
The page lists prices and changes for corn, soybeans, and grains. Entries show different lots by color and grade for corn and soybeans, with ranges for white yellow mixed and other varieties. Includes mile maize, rye, barley, bran and shorts price ranges, reflecting a busy commodity board.
Late trading pulled major indices lower with many blue chips dipping slightly while some market leaders held losses to a minimum. Corporate bonds fell while U.S. government bonds held steady. a local notice mentions Bert Truster being jailed for intoxication and a Kansas planning board unification meeting at Perry School in Woodson County. Penny Phillips returns to Wichita after summer with the MecQuins. The 1964 graduation ceremony at Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia lists degrees for several area residents.
A moving trailer of Rev. and Mrs. Walter Purcell, formerly of 1017 S Lafayette, overturned near Carthage Missouri this morning en route to Seaford Delaware where he will start a new pastorate. No injuries, they continued after repacking. They will visit Mrs Purcell's Illinois relatives on the way.
The Chanute Ambassadors Club will hold a 7 a.m. breakfast meeting tomorrow at the Silver Grill. A report of four girls squirting water at passing cars was received by police at 8:10 p.m. yesterday. Officers stopped the girls, confiscated water guns, and released them after a warning as no complaints were filed.
Charles L. Jeanes 94 of Staunton and Olive Brown about 85 were married Saturday, ending a courtship interrupted when Jeanes went to war during the Spanish American conflict. The romance spanned about 66 years and two generations.
Admission notes show Monday entries for Ralph Ruggles George Hunt Mrs Robert Dwinell Mrs Carl Kerwitz Mrs Arnold Phillips Earl Heminger Mrs Donald Horton Marvin Weaver Thelma Granger with several discharge names listed Dismissals include Susan Turner Mrs Josie Siler Sara Tolbert and others Admission today lists Cheryl Petersen Scot Maring both undergoing surgery Dismissals today include multiple names and repeats Recent moves list residents shifting addresses Building permits cover several properties with estimated costs Fire run records a 3:53 p.m. call at 220 West lath involving Jerry Civies Chevrolet hot rod
Massive shocks beneath the sea can trigger tidal waves that move over deep water at speeds over 600 miles an hour. On open oceans the waves remain low, but upon reaching land they may tower to 90 feet or more in height.
Chanute Tribune in Chanute Kansas lists publication details and staff across departments. It provides subscription rates by county and by mail outside Flour counties, with annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly options.
The Chanute Recreation Commission sponsors a children's drama program at the Launching Pad at 7 p.m. Thursday. Drama supervisor Lynda Hutchinson announced two plays, The Missing Princess and The Littlest Gangster, plus readings and skits. The program concludes three weeks of instruction and rehearsal.
Weather data from Kansas City AP shows high 91, low 61, precipitation. other city readings include Dodge City reporting 99 and 60 with partial data for cycles and access.
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