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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1965
Page
2
Cattle 3,000 head with calves and feeders steady to higher. choice slaughter steers 22.75-24.00, calves 14.00-17.50. Hogs 3,000 head with barrows and gilts 1-3 190-260 lb 15.75-16.25. sows 12.00-14.00. Sheep 600 head, lambs active 50 higher. choice slaughter lambs 21.25-22.00, good and choice 20.50-21.25. ewes 4.50-5.50 for feeders.
Kansas City AP reports wholesale egg quotes show large eggs at 80 percent A 27 to 30 cents per dozen, mediums at 80 percent A 25 to 27 cents, while other produce items remain unchanged.
Wall Street edged higher as drugs, airlines and steels led gains while aerospace dropped and cigarette stocks mixed. Trading stayed active with about 5.5 million shares changing hands. corporate bonds were mixed and U.S. government bonds were little changed.
The Chanute Tribune records a week of social visits and gatherings in Urbana and rural Erie areas. Families like Gilletts Heilmans Baileys and Nordstedts hosted and visited relatives, church services drew attendees, and local residents welcomed newcomers Roy and Mrs Whistler. Several health and family updates appear alongside brief travel and hospitality notes.
AP report from Chicago notes live poultry prices unchanged with roasters at 23 to 26 cents per pound and special red White Rock fryers at 18 to 19 cents. A few heavy hens also listed at 18 cents. Butter and eggs maintain steady, unchanged prices.
Chicago AP notes no wheat or oats sales. Corn values cited for No 2 yellow at 1.28, No 3 yellow at 1.24, No 4 yellow at 1.20 with a 4-23-4-23-4 tag. Soybeans No 3 yellow at 2.93. Soybean oil at 11.50.
Monday admissions include Mrs Grace Barrakman at Bryant Rest Home and multiple patients listed by name and address for medical care in Humboldt and nearby areas. Dismissals include Mrs Verne Moore and Marcus Guerra with others. admission today features Mrs Verle Winnans and Eric for surgery. Police court action notes Warren B Dorland at Tioga Hotel with a $24 bond posted and forfeited.
Thornburg Grange members met at the hall Saturday evening with County deputy Marvin Ambrose as a guest. Linda Russell stayed overnight with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Russell. The Umbarger and Barnett farms undergo extensive oil drilling. Various local visits occurred including Mrs May Pinkston from Wichita and Mr and Mrs Floyd Russell visiting parental homes.
If you cannot reach him, call HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. to contact the Tribune carrier.
Mrs Mary J Stevenson 88 lifelong Erie resident died after four day illness. Born June 7 1876 in Illinois she moved to Kansas as an infant, married Clark W Stevenson Oct 20 1897. Survived by two daughters grandchildren great grandchildren a sister and a half sister. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm at Erie Christian Church with burial East Hill Cemetery. Harley Ericson 72 of Elsmore died Monday in Osawatomie Hospital. Born Jan 22 1892 in Elsmore he was confirmed at Lavonburg 1907. Survived by a sister and two brothers. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm at Friends Home Lutheran Church Savonburg. Burial Swedish Cemetery Savonburg. Ralston Hutton Funeral Home Moran in charge.
James Harold Butts of rural Elsmore died Monday at Neo sho Memorial Hospital after a 17 month illness. Born April 10, 1894 in Allen County, he lived within a three mile radius. Survived by wife Ida Townsend, two daughters Mrs. Helen Taylor and Mrs. Eleanor Swanson, two sons Harold L. Butts and Elvin A. Butts, ten grandchildren. Price Funeral Home to conduct 2 pm Wednesday service with Rev. Gene Taylor officiating. Burial in Mount Hope Cemetery Humboldt.
Scout Troop 25 gathered Monday evening at Zion Chapel. Pilgrim led opening, followed by inspection as patrol corners formed to study semaphore and a contest was held.
Army 1st Lt. Stanley L. Shaw son of Mr and Mrs Earl L Miller of Eric is taking part in a four-week field training exercise with the 3d Armored Division near Grafenwehr Germany. The 23-year-old assistant executive officer with Battery B 2d Battalion 3d Artillery arrived overseas in January 1964 and has a William and Mary degree. He previously served at Fort Benning Ga and is a 1958 Missouri Military Academy graduate. A Neosho County social welfare worker visits the Rehabilitation Center for the Blind in Topeka Wednesday with 19 other Kansas county staffers from 14 counties.
L F Erickson of 620 North Central and Earlene Frank of 1411 South Katy told police yesterday that their cars collided on Main Street. Erickson backed from a parking place and struck Frank's left rear fender in the minor accident.
Indigenous people in Colombia's tropical Chaco region historically waterproofed clothing by daubing it with the milky sap from wild rubber trees, a natural method notable in early ethnographic accounts.
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