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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1965
Page
2
Kansas City reports mixed moves in cattle hogs and sheep with calves and feeders varying. Parson and Castle market specifics show prices for US 1 and 2 hogs, grain fed steers, veal, cows, bulls, and lambs with regional egg and butter quotes steady at farm and plant levels.
Live poultry prices largely unchanged with moderate receipts. Roasters quoted at 23 1/2 to 25 cents per pound and special fed white rock fryers at 19 1/2 to 20 cents. Butter holds steady with AA 93 score in 60s, A 92 in 60s, B 90 in 60s, C 89 in 58s. Eggs steady across grades with A whites 34, mediums 34, 30, standards 28, checks 22.
Police logged three minor collisions in the weekend era. At 3 45 p m Saturday Nicki McGuire and John Brant bumped near 23 W Main causing rear end damage. About 9 50 a m a 1960 Ramblers station wagon driven by Roy Dannelley Sr collided with a 1963 International pickup driven by Lana Rollow at 317 W Main. At 2 p m Sunday Rebecca Ponce rear ended a 1955 Mercury driven by W G Tharp at Main and Western with light damage.
The Chicago market lists No. 2 hard wheat at 1.60 sn, No. 2 hard red at 1.5594 n, No. 1 yellow corn 1.31 and other yellow corn grades, sample grade 1.25, No. 2 heavy white oats 702 n, and No. 1 yellow soy beans 2.71'2 n.
The market hovered near the center of the day with about 44 million shares traded. Most major stocks moved only fractions of a point as trading stayed light. Corporate and U.S. Treasury bonds showed little change in the quiet session.
Wheat prices rise with 284 cars traded and corn at 1.29 to 1.63 a bushel. No 2 hard and dark wheat ranges 1.62 to 1.68, No 2 white corn 1.40 to 1.63, oats steady to 69 74, mile maize 1.96 to 2.03, rye 1.07 to 1.16, barley 1.06 to 1.11.
Seaman James E. Bailey son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Bailey Bariton recently finished a Red Cross Water Safety Instructor course in Seville Spain. A 1962 Thayer High School graduate Bailey is stationed in Spain with the U S Navy.
Astronomers present competing ideas about Venus surface, arguing it could be a vast desert with fierce dust storms or a global ocean, challenging our view of the planet.
Mr and Mrs F W McBeath 231 S Wilson returned home Sunday after visiting in Cameron Missouri since last Thursday with Mr and Mrs Eli Hawkins. Mr and Mrs J B McBeath and Jim Colton California who have been here since Aug 1 were with them in Cameron and left Saturday morning for California.
Saturday admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital include Mrs Arthur Carlson and Gideon Thomas with medical needs. Discharges feature Mrs Rose Walsh Ira Lindquist Lois Frieholtz Mrs Andrew Van Wickle and others.
The district outlines morning and afternoon bus schedules with 7 am pickup and 5 pm return. Routes may be reversed to balance ride times, county bridges approved, and bus stop signs posted at schools. Emphasis on safety, monthly mechanical checks, weekly driver inspections, daily student and bus reports, and radio updates for changes.
Nine 4H clubs from Neosho and Allen counties competed in the first annual Shodeo at Fred Taylor farm, sponsored by Chanute Bit and Spur Saddle Club and Chanute Chamber of Commerce. Ann Johns and Chet McEndree led girls and boys divisions, with Best Yet and Willing Workers (both Neosho) winning top club honors. Calf scramble raised 8 dollars for prizes. McEndree won. Event results cover barrel race, flag race, pole bending, pickup race, boot scramble, lead back, calf roping and calf scramble across age groups.
Chanute police search for a 16 year old girl reported missing by her mother after she failed to return home from what was believed school. A statewide missing person bulletin was issued Friday night as investigators pursue a definite lead.
Local page highlights include community notices and brief updates from Chanute and surrounding area. News items center on civic happenings, meetings, and upcoming events with concise summaries.
Evening edition note shows second class matter and Chanute post office. Audit Bureau of Circulations membership implied. Subscription rates listed for Kansas readers: outside four counties annual price $15.00 and three month rate $4.25.
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