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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1962

Page

2

Livestock Prices Hold Steady Across Kansas City Market

AP reports cattle steady with high good and choice loads at 25.50 to 27.75 per cwt for 1100-1300 lb steers, calves arriving to 29.50. Heifers 750-950 lb 24.00-26.50, cows 13.50-16.00, and helpers at 23.00-26.00. Hogs steady, sows up to 25 higher. barrows 16.75 and 16.00-16.50 for 180-240 lb, sows 13.50-14.50. Sheep steady with lambs weak to 25 lower. wool lambs 18.00-19.50, ewes 5.00-7.00.

Kansas City Parsons U.S

Livestock Market Report Prices By Grade And Weight

Hogs priced by grade and weight with ranges for U S No 1 and 2 and mixed grades cattle notes show steady trends for steers heifers calves and stockers with varied prices for veal cows bulls and sheep including spring lambs cull and breeding stock overall pricing data for market day settlement across categories

Kansas City Egg Market Reports Mixed Price Ranges

AP notes consumer grade A large eggs at 33 to 37 cents per dozen, mostly 34. Wholesale mediums around 32 to 33 cents, with 80 percent of lots near 33. Poultry and live fowl in Missouri and Arkansas unchanged. heavy hens priced 18 to 19 cents per pound, light fowl under 5 pounds at 72 to 88 cents per pound.

Kansas City Missouri Arkansas

Chicago Produce Markets Report Prices Steady To Mixed

Chicago AP notes butter steady eggs steady to firm with variable grades. whites at 37 to 72 percent plus overall quality. Live poultry ranges show roasters at 23.5 to 25 cents, fryers around 18 to 25 cents, hens at 14 cents per pound, and turkey hens averaging 31 cents.

Chicago

Chicago Grain Market Reports Mixed Demand

Chicago grain notes show no wheat oats or soybean sales. Corn bids weaken with No 3 yellow at 1.14% and No 4 yellow at 1.12% and No 5 yellow at 1.01% on 4 16.

Chicago

Gasoline theft attempt ends with juvenile custody

Ronnie Fowler's son tracked a truck tampering pair and reported the car license. Police detained a 15-year-old boy alone in the car and questioned a 17-year-old about taking 5 to 10 gallons of gasoline from Fowler trucks. Both were released pending disposition. The 15-year-old's mother faces a charge for permitting a minor to drive.

Ronnie Fowler C. L.fowler Pollice Fowler

Theft Try Backfires For Pair

Two teenage Cha mute boys attempted to steal gasoline from a truck of the C. L. Fowler Transport Service at 1107 N. Santa Fe. The effort failed and police were notified.

C. L. Fowler Transport Service N. Santa Fe

Poultry Jamboree Set for January 29 at National Guard Armory

Southeast Kansas Poultry Jamboree scheduled for January 29 at the National Guard Armory. Highlights include a panel on poultry and egg production with Kansas State University specialists and local producers, plus a barbecued chicken lunch and an egg show. Featured organizers include M. E. Jackson and Bill Dickson with John Gorton overseeing luncheon, Floyd Potter managing booths, and John DeMott handling prizes with Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery Assn.

Southeast Kansas National Guard Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee Kansas State University M. E. Jackson Bill Dickson Neosho County Jackson University Dickson John Gorton Agriculture Committee Floyd Potter Potter John DeMott Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery Assn Erie

Hobo's Christmas Card Sends Topeka Police Greeting

A 1930s exhobo who never forgot police kindness sent Topeka officers a Christmas card. Now an Army sergeant, he signed the card this year, though his name remains undisclosed. The regular correspondence has continued for many years.

Topeka

Soybean and Barley Prices or Stockings Report

The brief text lists commodity figures for soybeans and barley with unit fractions and percentages indicating pricing or ratios. Key figures show 8 percent and a note 1.33n for barley with 88 to 1.05n as feed figures.

Deaths and Funerals In Neosho County

Obituaries list Mrs. Marie Dora Bolze 84 of 206 S Kansas and Mrs. Nora L McAuley 78 of 1419 S Evergreen with services pending at Koch Skinner Memorial Home. Carrie P Lindsay 73 dies of heart attack in Parsons while visiting relatives. Dr Lester Morrow funeral held at Koch Skinner with burial in Mount Hope Topeka. Others include Mrs Ruth Pauline Nelson 61 and family details, and funeral plans for several local residents in nearby towns.

William Bolze Marie Dora Bolze Kansas Neosho Memorial Hospital Banfield Ill Henry Lena Withert Mendon Rudolph F. Nelson Kan Ruth Pauline Nelson Neosho Mea Walnut Morial Hospital Bolze Wess Chanute Wilson County Zion Lutheran Shirley Vilas Vilas Bethel Lutheran Church Emmet Bolze Tennessee Rudolph Nelson Irwin Bolze Pittsburg Clar Kansas City Reuben Anderson Minnie Blater Will Bauer Custer Park Los Angeles Emery Aneneee Wes Stee Zion Lutheran Church Koch-Skinner Rey.al W. T. Niermeier John P. McAuley Girard Nora L. McAuley S. Evergreen Roy Gibson Daughmentster Roy Wells S. Central John P.mcauley Carrie P. Lindsay Daniel Smith Parsons Earlton George Morris Elmeda Moyer Lindsey Neosho County Thayer Thayer Christian Church Lottie Nickle Betty Lindsay Marie Ballard Iva Ford Neodesha George L. Lindsay Walla Walla Wash Marshall Lindsay Morehead Morris E. Lindsay Cecil Johnson Thayer Cemetery Loren Fawcett Morrow Lester Morrow Koch-Skinner Memorial Duff D. Wagoner William T. Hunt Dave Petterson Elmer Harwood Garden of Prayer Virgil Lowe Lloyd Johnson Wiley Hack Cecil Brinkmeyer Elmer Ladd Edwin Nord Hugh T. Jones Wilbur Thompson Joe Wasser Jr Leo Gottlieb R. D. Churchill Jeff Coots Gus E. Nelson C. L. Wampler Paul Brennecke Mount Hope Cemetery Topeka

Neosho Memorial Hospital Daily Admissions and Dismissals

Admission notes list Donald Mears and Mrs Max Roberts among medical and surgical cases with Robert Pennington and Debra Dutrol as additional patients. Dismissals include Mrs Donald Elder and son, Mrs Walter Lucas, and others. Birth records Mr and Mrs Joseph Mitchell announce a boy. Fire and carbon monoxide test events noted. District Court Chanute cases include Clark divorce filing and Patterson v Erickson with scheduling. License revocation appeal for Marion Wells also noted.

Donald Mears S. Grant Richard Morland Yates Center Max, Roberts Eric Robert Pennington S. Rutter Debra Dutrol S. Highland Donald Elder and Son S. Forest Walter Lucas Joseph Mitchell

Reward Offered For Columbus Bank Robber

The Kansas Bankers Association offers a 500 dollar reward for each person convicted in the Columbus State Bank robbery of about six thousand dollars Tuesday. The fund covers robbery or burglary of Kansas banks in the program and contributors of helpful information are eligible for the reward.

Topeka Kansas Bankers Association Columbus State Kansas

Adoption Corkle of Parsons Returns Home After Six Months

Mr and Mrs S D Propst Mr and Mrs Al Jones and Mr and Mrs George Western announce the adoption Corkle of Parsons. She is six months home after being born May 28 1962 and attended Emporia old. Adopted Dec 11. ACT council Christmas party in Emporia Saturday.

S. D. Propst al Jones S. Allen George Western Corkle of Parsons Tor Jana Dell Emporia ACT Council

Cedar Creek Watershed Meeting Plans District Formation

A Cedar Creek Watershed meeting in Altoona discussed a secretary of state certification of the petition and land owner enumeration. The chief engineer has 90 days to investigate and report. if approved, an election on forming the district will be held. A Kan­sas watershed meeting and a Saturday tour of the Verdigris watershed were announced.

Altoona Secretary of State Cedar Creek W. O Kansas Topeka Madison Arthur Miller SCS Duck Creek Fredonia

New Meter Maids Right on the Job in Great Bend

Two meter maids were hired by the Great Bend police department and began work immediately. They issued an overtime parking ticket on the car of Police Judge Roy Butler while he held court in the station. The fine is 50 cents.

Great Bend, Kan Great Bend Roy Butler

Over 2000 Soviet Troops Leave Cuba

Washington sources estimate that between 2000 and 3000 Soviet troops have departed Cuba in recent weeks leaving the bulk of military personnel involved in missiles and other activities. Estimates of those still in Cuba range from 9000 to 15000, with withdrawals seen as slow.

Washington Cuba U.S Khrushchev Kennedy Kremlin

Scout Den 3 Pack 100 Holds Christmas Meeting

Den mother Mrs. Leo Herron and Cub Scout Den 3 met Monday at Evangelical United Brethren church. Parents received Christmas gifts, games were played, and the group closed with Christmas carols. Refreshments were served by David McLaren.

Leo Herron Evangelical United Brethren Church David McLaren

Kansas Wheat Crop Continues Excellent Condition

The State Weather and Crop Service reports wheat crops in good to excellent condition with roots improving and surface moisture still needed in western areas. Subsoil moisture is adequate in most counties. Livestock grazing seeded wheat and sorghum stubble is plentiful as fall calving and lambing progress well.

Topeka Kansas State

Sedans Plans Bonds For Water Reserve Project

A special election in Sedan Kansas approved a $60,000 general obligation bond issue to fund a reserve water supply project, including building a lake dam. The measure passed 259 to 18, with the city already approving $55,000 in revenue bonds earlier.

Sedan Kan Seidan

Woman reaches 100 in Tennessee birthday tribute

Mrs. George Ott born in Bristol Indiana during Lincoln era observed her 100th birthday at her daughter’s home in Chattanooga. The former Mary Parritt married Ott in Bristol on Christmas Day 1881. Ott died in 1937.

Chattanooga

Double Tragedy Strikes Family in Uxbridge Highway Crash

John E. Mathewson, 33, of Salem New York, was killed in a highway crash while returning home Tuesday night from his brother’s funeral, who had died in an earlier accident last week.

Uxbridge Mass John ‘E. Mathewson Salem N.Y

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