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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1969
Page
6
Kansas City AP markets show cattle with various weight ranges and feeder cattle prices, hogs with barrow and gilt categories and price bands, and a small wooled lambs segment. Numbers span multiple weight classes with bids in the mid to high twenties and low thirties.
Chicago AP bulletin lists butter quality scores with figures 93 and 92 percent, referencing AA and 68's. The page shows percent readings near 68 and 90, indicating grade and moisture measurements for dairy items.
Two non injury accidents were reported to police Wednesday. At 12 10 p m David Chaney 5 W 14th said his 1954 Chevrolet was hit by an unidentified truck while parked at 507 W Main and there was heavy damage to his car. 66% eggs 80% or better grade A whites 61 mediums 58 standards 52 checks 44. New York AP stock market prices were lower at noon with declines outnumbering advances 4 to 1. Dow Jones average down 3.96 at 789.40.
Darold Neosho Memorial Hospital reported a minor bike collision between his 1969 Honda and an unidentified vehicle at Main and Central this afternoon. The incident caused minor damage to the motorcycle and no injuries were listed.
South Vietnam announces 24 hour cease-fires for Christmas and New Year with U S support. Each side accuses the other of violations, recalling last year’s partial truces. Officials fear a Tet related halt if a broader truce is adopted.
Visiting hours set from 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Patient census lists 61 adults and pediatrics with one baby. Wednesday’s admissions include Connie McCulley Buffalo medical and Mrs C A Wolf surgery. Dismissals noted: Dalton Stewart and Mrs William Gumfory. Fire runs report Cobalt Marine wiring defect with minor boat damage and a carbon monoxide check on Erwin Neely with tests positive.
Don Div ine promotes diverse cheeses from around the world at Don Divine s Restaurant 625 N Santa Fe offering Mozzarella Roquefort Limburger and Scandinavian Kuminost alongside American cheddar and Swiss. The ad touts Sophisticated Chicken served nine ways with sandwiches salads and desserts, open 11 am to 10 pm Tuesday through Saturday with free parking in Parsons Coffeyville and Chanute.
Twenty two books were donated to Murray Hill library in memory of Debbie Mollnow who died in a vacation accident last June. Robert Johnson accepted the books for the school as classmates raised 90 dollars for the memorial fund. Debbie’s parents Norbert and Mrs Mollnow and brother Dennis attended.
Thayer District 101 Board of Education held its December session at the attendance center. Principal Everett Hoyle led a tour of the facility before the meeting in the library. The board approved a three month food items bid from Monsour's Co and a young farmers' program. Lawrence Smith and Richard Earnhardt reported on KASB delegate activities and a regional conference. Mrs. Glenn Thornton was named a delegate to the KASB general assembly in Topeka January 18-19.
About one hundred people attended the district swine meeting at the armory. The district covers twelve counties in southeast Kansas and included remarks by Vernon Lohmann and discussions on hog house environment and swine research. A noon barbecue dinner accompanied talks on waste management and program summaries with officer elections planned for the Kansas Swine Improvement Association district session.
Obituary items recall John Alford 59 of Independence who died after a long illness, with service details set at Potts Funeral Home and burial in Mount Hope Cemetery. Other reports note funeral services for Elmer G. Peterson Teresa Benson Harold Manly and a 1960 Rambler collision at Lincoln and Oak with two drivers involved and property damage estimates.
News brief notes that the Menninger class will skip its regular Monday evening meetings in December with the next gathering scheduled for January 5. Printed in Erie, the item lists organizers and local context.
The Chanute City Governing Body authorizes a multi-line sanitary sewer project in Arolyn Heights and Ardyn Heights Subdivisions. The plan includes lines A through G and a force main, starting at various manholes and extending along Lorri Lane and surrounding lot lines, as per November 24 1969 resolution.
The city adopts a sewer project in Arolyn Heights Subdivision No. 2 and 3, Chanute Neosho County Kansas. It runs from a manhole on line A north to Lots 31 32 36 37 with 1250 feet of pipe and fender lines. Estimated cost is 61415 dollars to district owners with 100 percent to district and 6 percent to the city. Adopted November 24 1969. Bennie L. Moffatt city clerk.
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