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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1967
Page
2
Livestock prices fall for hogs and some cattle grades while others hold steady in Kansas City. Cattle markets show mixed movement with feeders and prime cuts varying, hogs and sows soften, lambs and sheep show resilience, and grain quotes mix through the day.
U S prices list for Parsons hogs cattle veals cows bulls and sheep by weight grade and type. Includes hogs sows boars and stags with ranges from 12 to 20 dollars, cattle from 19 to 26 dollars, veal from 17 to 33 dollars, cows from 11 to 21 dollars, bulls up to 25 dollars, sheep lambs and ewes with varied quotes.
In a mixed market session GM and Ford edged up slightly while Chrysler and American Motors slipped after an auto industry counter offer in labor talks. The Dow fell about a point as gains outpaced losses in a cautious session ahead of the strike deadline next week.
Hospital visiting hours are 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. Patient census stands at 64 adults and pediatrics with four babies. Monday admissions include Ralph Chapman Ronald A Tredway Mrs Mary Felkins Merle Venus Mrs Jarold Henry Mrs Walter Headley Finnis Reed Mrs Ernest Crawford Mrs Donald Stanislaus. Births report a boy to Mr and Mrs Randal Marsh Jr. at 219 S Lafayette. Dismissals listed include Patricia Horn Bertha Smith Arthur Carlson Helen Ackerson. Today admissions note Mickey Callerman for surgery and dismissals Kelvin Baylor Merle Venue Janice Glotz bach. Fire and grass runs recorded Monday afternoon.
Charles H. Stowell 85 of Neo sho Manor died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a months long illness. A Chanute resident since 1924 he was an interior decorator and a Methodist church member. Survived by two sons, a sister, two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at Gibson Koch Chapel burial Memorial Park. Also listed Earl Cochran 68 of Walnut and several funeral notices for John Clines and John Mitchell with service details and survivors.
Chicago market notes butter prices uneven with small decreases and eggs holding steady or inching higher. Quotations list grade AA and A butter around 93 and 92, with lower B grades cited. Egg prices mostly steady or up with whites at 30 and mixed and medium grades around mid to high twenties.
A fragmented market listing shows Egg prices for Grade A Extra Large to Grade B Large and Grade A Large at various cents per dozen. It also notes current receipts and cream prices plus a line about hides priced at ten cents per pound.
Scientists describe radar and infrared imaging from airplanes and satellites as a tool for agriculture. They say remote sensing can identify crop types and acreage, monitor field prep and planting, detect early disease onset, and assess plant vigor and soil chemistry for better farm decisions.
A three story municipal building in New Delhi lacks an elevator observers say officials kept top executives on the ground floor reserved for their use.
Lt Harold E Cornish 24 son of Mr and Mrs Eugene S Cornish 103 N Washington received the Army Commendation Medal Aug 21 while serving with the U S Army Training Center Armor at Ft Knox Ky He earned the award for meritorious service as a company commander on Company B of the 3rd Brigade 8th Battalion He was commissioned through ROTC at Oklahoma State University Stillwater where he earned a BS in 1965
Time magazine began in 1923 and has condensed that year into Time Capsule 1923. The paperback gathers the year’s events as written at the time, part of a series that also includes volumes for 1929 1941 and 1950.
Mauritius, a 720 square mile island in the Indian Ocean about 700 miles east of Madagascar, is identified as a British outpost preparing for independence.
Local items from Chanute Kansas dated August 29 1967 cover community notices and short news notes. Readers see event snippets and public notices typical of a mid century town paper.
The Chanute Tribune delivers daily local news for Chanute Kansas with staff including Dwight McCreight as publisher and John Hovorka as news editor. Subscriptions are listed for in town and trade territory with rates for mail and carrier delivery.
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