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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1967
Page
2
AP reports hogs up to 2,800 head with barrows and gilts 25 to 75 higher and sows 25 to 50 higher. Cattle totals near 2,900 with high choice steers 24.75 to 25.00 and heifers 22.73 to 24.00. Sheep about 400 head steady with choice lambs 21.00 to 23.25 and ewes 6.00 to 7.00.
The market lists detailed quotations for cattle, calves, veal, cows, bulls, sheep and hogs. Prices vary by weight and grade with U S numbers for hogs and cattle, including U S choice and good categories, stocker and feeder calves, and breeding stock.
Wall Street prices sagged in moderate trading with volume around 5.8 million shares, down from 6.11 million on Tuesday. Leading issues declined from fractions to 1 or 2 points as the market opened irregularly and trended lower through the afternoon.
Kansas City AP reports wholesale egg prices with large eggs at 80 percent A 37 39 and mediums at 80 percent A 322 35. Butter prices remain unchanged.
Chicago AP reports butter unchanged and eggs steady to slightly weaker with various grade prices listed. Live poultry also unchanged as market notes reflect firming tendencies in dairy and poultry sections.
Chicago AP reports grain prices with No 2 hard wheat around 1.74 and No 2 red wheat near 1.74. Corn No 2 yellow about 1.42 and oats No 2 heavy white in mid 78 to 79. Soybeans No 1 yellow near 2.964.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles including publisher Dwight McCreight news editor Joan tlovorka and advertising manager Tay Delopine. Subscription prices are shown for in and out of trade territories with monthly, quarterly, and annual options and carrier and mail rates.
Emma E Strack 76 of Agricola died at Coffey County Hospital Burlington after a two year illness. Born February 2 1890 in Chanute she lived in Humboldt then near Burlington. Survived by three daughters Hazel Mayberry Nellie Archambo Dorothy Bonacci and two sons Raymond and Howard plus 11 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Funeral at Price Funeral Home Humboldt 10 am Thursday with Rev Robert McGuire officiating burial Mount Hope Humboldt.
Memorial services were conducted for Mrs. Bertha Jeanette Gustafson Nance of Savonburg at Hepler Christian Church with Rev. Jean Minnich and Rev. Robert Huse presiding. The service featured choir numbers and bearers listed, burial at Hepler Cemetery. A second funeral for Mrs. Phillip Reinhardt took place at Johnson Chapel with Rev. Bert Sutton, singing by Mrs. Pankratz and Mrs. Slane, bearers named, burial at Elmwood Cemetery.
Daily Transcript reports Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions on Tuesday for Laurell Stout and others with medical notes, births of a girl to Mr and Mrs Ronald Burghart, and dismissals including Alice Johnson and Floyd West. Also lists admissions for Joe Mudd with surgery and dismissals including Guy McKisson and Mrs John Almond. Fire run at 6:30 p m reports smoke in a house on 119 S Highland. Court actions include Jeff Leverenz cited for stop sign violation and Charlie W Marler sentenced for DWI and related charges.
Motor Co at 215 N Lincoln reported to police the theft of a chrome air breather and a stereo radio and tape from a Pontiac GTO on its lot. Other brief items note hospital admissions for Dean Dighero, Theo Baker and a Topeka hospital visit by Mrs. Melvin Webb. A correction fixes the driver’s first name in a New Year accident near 316 W. 3rd to Willard Riley. Broccoli with melted butter and lemon juice recommended as a fish side dish.
James R. Marler of Lola faced intoxication arrest yesterday and was fined 15 dollars with an option to serve five days in jail. The action was a custody release condition set by the court.
The board weighs lowering grades for five or more absences per nine weeks with teacher discretion and possible student suspension for continued absence. They approve a temporary art instructor, building custodian, and assign Miles Richert to two hours daily as assistant senior high principal next year. Four census enumerators are reappointed. drum corps uniforms are purchased. convention attendance and curriculum review meetings are announced. Locker arrival and floor tiling repairs at the junior high and Lincoln School gym are noted.
Police cited Mrs. Marlene K. Ingram 29 of R.3 for failing to yield right of way after her 1950 Chevrolet and a pickup collided near midnight at Lincoln and Walnut. A passenger Caro Cox 22 suffered minor injuries. Damage to the pickup driven by Walter Tasche 32 was $150 as was damage to the Ingram car.
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