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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1963
Page
2
New York AP reports the first 1963 stock market session with slow trading. Cattle and hogs show mixed prices, with U S choice steers 600-700 pounds at 24.50 to 27.00 and various weight calves and sows listed. Hides and minor byproducts priced per weight or item.
Trading on the floor shows 2.7 million shares moved versus 5.42 million in Monday’s session. Key stocks fall while others hold firm, bonds gain slightly. Cattle and lamb prices shown with broad ranges for calves, cows, bulls, and sheep.
Week ending December 29 1962 reports Santa Fe lines moving 22 772 cars versus 25 923 the prior year with 13 170 and 16 679 for connections and totals 9 602 and 9 244. Births and hospital admissions noted along with New Year greetings and a rabid dog report. multiple local families host gatherings and a Chanute man dies after a diabetic condition.
Clarence W. Cheney 77 of Humboldt dies after long illness at home. Born March 15 1885 Fort Scott he moved to Humboldt 57 years ago. Survived by wife Stella Reager and many children. funeral Thursday at Poplar Grove Baptist church with burial at Mount Hope. Also obituary notices for Mary Ann Herb C C Hunter and other local deaths and police notes on thefts, arrests, and court actions.
Chicago AP reports mixed pricing across produce and eggs with declines and gains. Butter at 93 score AA 57 percent, eggs grade A whites 37 percent, roasters 24 to 25 cents, white rock fryers 17 to 19.5 cents, and special fed fryers 18.5 to 19.5 cents.
Chicago grain notes show no wheat sales. Corn prices range from No 2 yellow 1.17% to No 8 yellow 1.01% with March futures. Oats and soybeans show small gains or declines, with March oats up and soybeans modestly higher. barley pricing listed for choice and feed grades.
William R. Yerkes head of the Kansas Industrial Development Commission planning division will address a Chamber of Commerce luncheon tomorrow at noon at the Tioga Hotel. He is state coordinator for the federal 701 planning program and will discuss community planning.
Kentucky allows 18 year olds to vote and have done so since the May 1956 primaries. The change places Kentucky among the states expanding suffrage to younger citizens.
In El Dorado Kansas an Emporia freight train conductor named Fred L Seagondollar had his leg amputated after it was caught under a Santa Fe train as he stepped off the streight. He remained badly injured and was treated at a hospital.
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