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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1963
Page
2
Cattle sold lower with calves and feeder animals weak. hogs steady across classes. Sheep traded weak to lower with various lamb and ewe price ranges. Chicago reports no wheat or corn sales. oats and soybeans show mixed moves with barley and rye also fluctuating.
Kansas City reports show consumer eggs in various sizes with large A prices 32-37 cents and wholesale large at 38 cents. Poultry prices cover young geese, capons, ducks and broilers with ranges from 5 lb hens to 18 cents for capons and 15 cents per pound for young ducks. Butter grades A cost 67 to 68 cents per pound.
Parsons markets show hogs and cattle with varied price ranges for U S grades and weights. Cattle and calf quotes cover grain fed steers, heifers, stock calves, and veal with steady to higher ranges. Wall Street notes irregular trading, 4 million shares estimated, bonds steady, rails higher.
Daily Transcript admissions Friday through Sunday show names and locations for medical, surgical, and other care at Bryant Rest Home and various addresses. Dismissals include multiple residents and staff across Humboldt, Thayer, Yates Center, and nearby towns with dates and unit references. The piece also notes Census Bureau establishment in 1902 and references company names and addresses alongside care notices.
Chicago AP notes butter prices hold at 93 score AA 57 2, 92 A 57s, 90 B 56 2, 89 C 55, with related price marks for cars and egg grades. Live poultry wholesale prices also steady, roasters 22 23 2, special fed white rock fryers 20 2 1 and 21.
Attendance for Chanute Senior High School and Junior College Winter Concert reached about 550 with the concert band under Leland Clapson and the Vocale directed by Harold Tarpley. The issue details dental health Week coverage and a packed schedule of activities from junior college tours to PTA events and a Kansas State University band concert.
Nu-Way Coin Laundry at 113 N. Allen offers a 21 minute wash cycle priced at 25 cents per pound with a $1 minimum. Services run from 9 to noon and 1 30 to 5 p.m. adv.
Multiple short notes cover a Friday sheriff's report of three men fined for intoxication after a US 59 collision near Erie. a Wichita birth of Linda Lee Gattis. a Denver family injury in a mountains crash. social visits and a birthday dinner in Erie and nearby towns. a police report of eggs thrown at A J Bertram's house with no suspects found.
Police logged multiple minor vehicle crashes with estimated damages. George L. Reynard's 1959 Oldsmobile collided with Ethel Wilson's backing car at 115 W Main, $50 damage. Jimmie J. Spilman reported a parking lot bump to his car, $50 damage. William K. Mathis's 1959 Olds hit Homer Fullerton's 1959 Chevrolet, minor damage to both. Gary Hinkle's door damaged while parked on North Allen. Ronnie Hamilton's 1954 Hudson struck Lyle Bridges's 1952 Dodge after stopping for a train, minor damage to both.
A small breeze and a fluttering paper send turkeys into a panic, causing a deadly crush as birds panic and surge to a corner of their pen.
J Ernzen 58 of rural Ottawa died Saturday at Ransom Memorial Hospital born December 17 1905 son of Jake and Rose Ernzen. Burial in St Patrick cemetery Ottawa with Rosary at Louis Dengel and Son Mortuary. Also notices for grandchildren great grandchildren and service at Walnut Methodist church with burial in Glenwood cemetery Walnut.
Emporia State Teachers College reports spring enrollment of 4 558, up over 8 percent from 4 215 in 1962. College of Emporia shows final second semester enrollment 564 versus 538 last spring. Pittsburg State College records 3 607 students for the second semester, about 10 percent higher than a year ago.
Howard Hughes, pursuing control of Trans World Airlines, skips an appearance in New York federal court. He argues CAB jurisdiction over the dispute, planning further appeals while his suit against TWA and its stock arrangement linger. Hughes, owner of Hughes Tool Co, resides at guarded homes in Bel Air with wife Jean Peters.
Kansas House majority floor leader Rep Bill Fribley 37 suffered a depressed skull fracture in a Sunday crash on U S 66 near Miami Oklahoma. He was in satisfactory condition at Hillcrest Medical Center Tulsa and could be hospitalized at least two weeks.
Fire northwest of Erie badly damages a 1958 Mercury belonging to Troy Miller of Parsons in Neosho County near the Labette line. Sheriff says the car interior is burned and cause is undetermined as investigators from Neosho and Labette counties assess the scene.
Sister Miriam completed 50 years of teaching with no absences. Much of her career was in Boston, a one year stint in Nebraska, before joining SS Simon and Jude School in Louisville in 1960.
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