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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1965
Page
2
Kansas City cattle and hog prices show mixed moves with cattle 30 higher for cows and utilities, steers steady, hogs steady with barrows and gilts 28.50 to 28.75 for 200-230 pounds, sows 24 to 25, and sheep trading mixed. Grain and soybeans show higher to lower quotes with March and January futures noted.
U S grades for hogs show 200 to 270 pound ranges from 26.00 to 19.50 dollars with varying cuts. Cattle prices cover grain fed steers and heifers from 21.00 to 24.50, stocker calves 18.00 to 28.00, yearlings 22.00 to 26.00, cows 10.00 to 18.50, bulls 14.00 to 20.00, and sheep with lambs 12.00 to 24.50, reflecting wide market spreads.
AP notes changes in consumer egg prices with large eggs at 38 3912 to 38 402, mediums 36 to 38, other farm eggs large 37 to 42, mediums 34 to 37. Wholesale eggs large 80 cents to 39 4 02, mediums 80 percent 38 to 39. Butter unchanged.
Chicago AP reports butter prices easing to 93 score AA 61s with varied quotes. Eggs hold steady with little change. Live poultry largely unchanged to 2 cents higher with roasters 23 1/2 to 25 cents, red white rock fryers 19 1/2 to 24 1/2, young hen turkeys 32 1/2 to 34 1/2, geese 34 to 36 cents.
Chicago brief notes wheat and corn price movement with varying grades and futures. Wheat No 2 red and hard values listed, corn values for No 2 yellow and other grades, oats and soybeans priced with March futures cited. Market closed with mixed gains and losses across grains.
Wheat and corn futures showed small gains with various grades quoted. Soybeans and oats moved within narrow ranges as rye barley and bran values held steady in modest trading.
Admissions and dismissals listed for Neosho Memorial Hospital on Tuesday include Teri Wyatt and Michael R. Dent with respective addresses and medical or surgical notes. Dismissals feature Mrs Dwayne Van Sickle, Mrs Melvin Willis, Clarence J. King, Alice Lou Laurie, Bruce A. Hiebert, and Eric among others with their addresses. A separate entry notes a fire run at Marion Morley residence Hillside Acres and a traffic citation for Fred Dicks Jr. for a minor operating a motorcycle with a $10 bond posted.
Gov. William H. Avery said he hopes his budget recommendations will be pretty well firmed up by week’s end. He noted that decisions then must be translated into the message he will deliver to the upcoming budget session of the legislature next month.
Wall Street gained on steels and selected industrials as the market moved toward an all time high despite weakness in aerospace and airlines. Trading remained active with about 9 million shares that day. Corporate and U S Treasuries were mostly unchanged.
Gemini 7 astronauts Frank Borman and James A. Lovell Jr. fly to Houston after completing the medical phase of their post flight debriefing. Dr. Charles A. Berry said their physical conditions returned to pre flight normals and noted man fared extremely well in two weeks in space.
A puzzled Manlius family thanks a courteous motorist who left a Christmas card and a new $50 bill for damage to an unseen old car incident. In Jacksonville the City Pardon Board freed 205 prisoners from the city jail in a holiday action. Greenwich Welfare reports a $5,000 anonymous gift to aid needy during Christmas. In Boston about 50 crippled children and their teachers will fly with Eastern Airlines for a Christmas party, followed by a luncheon and personalized ice cream sundaes.
Police received a report of a car hitting a parked vehicle at 301 N. Evergreen belonging to Jimmy Grayson of Chanute. The other car’s registration tied to Robert Prunty of Fredonia Larry Baucom and William McCane, with slight damage to McCane’s 1964 Chevrolet II and none to Baucom’s 1947 Plymouth.
Art Simmons reports four hubcaps stolen from his car at 612 S. Central within the last two or three days. A separate theft at 15 S. Allen from S. D. Propst involved bulbs and a string of Christmas lights in the front yard.
R E Moeller of Duncan Oklahoma died in Houston Methodist Hospital after heart surgery. He supervised engineers at Halliburton Duncan and is survived by his widow a brother A E Moeller Topeka and two sisters Paulen and Myrtle. Funeral in Alexandria Louisiana Thursday at 2 pm with Hixon Mortuary in charge. Albert S Hawley of 601 N Garfield died at home. funeral arrangements by Johnson Mortuary will be announced.
The Tuesday luncheon of the Cha nute Chamber of Commerce Women’s Division at the Tioga Hotel drew 13 members. Mrs. George Dufek, chairman, thanked members for their cooperation during the past year.
The regular meeting of the Ladies of Elks was held Tuesday evening in the club room led by president Mrs. Neal Munger. Members spent the evening wrapping Christmas gifts for the Elk's baskets and refreshments were served by Mrs. George Butler and Mrs. Cecil Fowler. The door prize was won by Mrs.
Janet Sigler daughter of Mr and Mrs Dale Sigler Iola and Michael Grady son of Carl Grady Jr and Joyce Grady Iola were married December 9 at First Baptist Church Iola by Rev Robert Means. The couple resides at 114 East Third.
The next meeting in Prosser will be held January 18 with a covered dish dinner for the women and their husbands.
Arkansas assistant Jim Mackenzie was named Oklahoma Sooners head coach after a 16 day search. He promised to revive the floundering program and aims to adopt the offense used by Frank Broyles at Arkansas. University president Dr George L Cross confirmed the Athletic Council approved the appointment.
Chanute Tribune publishing staff and offices listed for Chanute Kansas including publisher editor advertising manager circulation manager composing room foreman and press-stereo foreman. Paper published weekday evenings with Sunday exception and filed as second class matter.
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