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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1965
Page
2
Kansas City market data show cattle at about 4 500 head with calves steady, cows steady to 50 lower, steers and heifers mostly steady, feeders steady to weak. Hogs weighed 3 500 with barrows and gilts steady and sows 25 higher. lambs and ewes steady with choice lambs 24 to 25 and cull ewes around 7.50.
U.S. No 1 and 2 hogs at 16.25 to 16.50 for 200-220 pounds, cattle mix with grain fed steers at 21.50 to 22.50 for choice, veal primes at 24.00 to 26.50, cows utility up to 14.25, bulls 14.50 to 18.50, sheep with lambs up to 22.00 and ewes 5.00 to 5.90.
AP report lists consumer egg prices in Kansas City with large eggs A 22-25, medium A 20-23, small A 18-19 and large B 20-21. Wholesale eggs show large 80 percent A 25 27, mediums 80 percent A 24 26. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers at farm 13 14 delivered to plant 11 16.
In New York the stock market widened its gains late in the afternoon with estimated volume around 5.6 million shares, up from Friday. The market rose from the start and improved through the session, with many stocks advancing fractions to a point and secondary issues showing strength. Corporate bonds were narrowly mixed and U.S. government bonds were generally unchanged.
In Richmond Missouri AP report NEPO leaders seek federal controls on egg production and prices. Forest Nave Jr. of Lexington cites a five percent roll back as a cure while Rep. William Randall signals willingness to sponsor reasonable legislation to aid family egg producers. Another NEPO meeting is planned in Lexington Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Perry Jr of Lawrence announce the birth of a daughter, Susan, on Friday. She has a brother, David, age two. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Krisshop of Chapman and the paternal grandmother is Mrs. Robert Perry, Sr of 1123 W Main.
Weekend visitors at 318 S Allen were son Neal Naylor and his family from Mankato. Mrs. Naylor’s mother M K O Neall of Burr Oak arrived Sunday to stay several weeks.
James Roberts Jr son of Mr and Mrs J A Roberts 414 W 6th is a third year electrical engineering student at the University of Kansas and is among 140 students earning honors on the fall semester honor roll of the School of Engineering and Architecture.
Rebecca Butcher and 89 other Stephens College House Plan students will spend Feb 27 to Mar 6 in New York City for a week long study project. Each student will visit sites tied to her project including the United Nations and other points of interest. They will attend the opera The Flying Dutchman and the plays Luv Hello Dolly Funny Girl and High Spirits. Wayne Norman, 215 W Elm.
American Legion officers led a district membership rally at Boer stier May post home Monday night. About 50 representatives from nine counties attended. Jim Christy of Iola and Kenneth Young of Topeka spoke on programs and goals while Tom Blancett of Chanute presided. A fried chicken dinner followed. A state-wide series will hold one rally in each district.
A man told police last night that the radio antenna on his car was broken off earlier. A possible entry at the Tommy Anderson filling station at Island Central was found by nightwatchman Kenneth Spurling and reported to police. Anderson checked the station and found nothing missing.
Alton B. Dement age 56 of Oklahoma City was given transient lodging last night at the city jail and released this morning.
A concise industry feature outlines practical tips for consumers to verify product quality, compare prices, and assess seller credibility. It emphasizes checking warranties, reading labels, and avoiding impulse purchases to ensure safe, informed shopping decisions.
Lions International official visit by Governor Ervin Brune of district 17KE to the Chanute Lions Club featured his talk Action Speaks Louder than Words. Guests included Mrs Brune, Don Morton and Roy Morton, with Fred Johnston presiding and Rev Lintner giving the invocation.
Kansas City area weather summary reports the 24 hours ending at 6 a.m. with high and low temperatures and precipitation amounts. The data includes observed conditions across local stations and reflects typical midwestern patterns for the period.
Chanute junior college faculty members have a busy week with classes dismissed for a seminar in Hutchinson. Dean W H McMurray and Assistant Dean Eldon Penner attended a deans meeting in Manhattan. They confer with transfers at Kansas State University and University of Kansas with guidance counselor Robert Geiger joining.
A two car collision on an icy bridge in Wichita area left one dead and six hurt. The victim was Bill Buford, about 30, of Haysville, a Wichita suburb, while five others were hospitalized.
Arthur Birdsong of Grove Oklahoma, formerly of Chanute, died Monday. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Also noted is the death of 76 year old Mrs Josephine Hagerman Rush in Wichita Monday. she was born near Vilas and later moved to Wichita to live with her daughter. Funeral services will be held at Sunnyside Baptist Church in Wichita Thursday at 10 30 a.m. A graveside service will be held in Vilas Cemetery at 2 30 p.m.
Admissions list includes Mrs Chester Nichols Lloyd J Curry Mrs Joe Balch Mrs Herbert Wood Mrs Della Dunn Tony Jimenez Mrs Loren Lee Francis Kirkpatrick Stephanie Mille Russell Hibbs Mrs Herbert Vance Mrs Dana Peterson Mrs Rosa Erickson plus Dismissals and other items from Humboldt and nearby towns. Also notes admission today surgery and a police court fine and several civil judgments involving local entities.
Funeral services for Felix David Bouray were held at St Patrick’s Catholic Church this morning with Rev Vincent G Brown officiating. Bearers included Jack Dimon Roger Toomey Jack Brown Gene Dunaway Donald Toomey Tulsa and Robert Rice. Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery under Johnson Mortuary direction.
Dr Duff Wagoner conducted the service yesterday afternoon for Howard L Miller. Mrs Hazel Slane sang The Lord Is My Shepherd as an organ solo. Bearers were Roy Wiggans L J Junod Clayton Alvis George Palen Fred Foster and Leslie Cable. Burial was in Elm wood Cemetery.
A graveside service for Emerson Curtis was conducted Monday afternoon at Elmwood Cemetery by the Rev. Richard Lintner. Bearers included Louie Ingle Lee Francis C D Blackwood Ted Ahlers Roy Wiggans and Robert Johnson. Johnson Mortuary handled arrangements.
Noted items from the Chanute Tribune page two on Tuesday February 25 1965 include community notices and local briefs. Names and specific events present indicate civic and social happenings in Chanute and surrounding areas.
Chicago AP reports live poultry prices unchanged to 2 higher with roasters at 25 to 26 cents and special fed White Rock fryers at 19.5 to 21 cents. Butter prices steady. Eggs steadier with whites 26.5 cents and mixed 26.5, mediums 24.5, standards 24 cents for 70 percent or better grade.
Chicago market items show Wheat No 2 red at 1.51 and No 2 hard at 1.60. Corn No 2 yellow 1.30, No 3 yellow 1.26, No 4 yellow 1.25 to 1.26, sample grade 1.18. Oats 70 to 71. Soybeans No 1 yellow 3.00, soybeans oil 11.95.
Chanute Tribune details its publication office and staff, outlines edition timing and postal matters, notes membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press, then lists subscription rates for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and outside four counties with various term options.
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