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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1965
Page
2
In Kansas City market notes cattle and hog values shift unevenly. Cattle calves and steers mostly steady to higher while cows ease. hog barrows and gilts steady with sows higher. lambs and sheep show mixed gains and declines across grades. Utility cows range 13.0 to 14.25 with other cattle brackets and bulls listed. Breeding stock and feeders also noted with varying prices.
ParsonS market lists U S hogs priced by grade and weight ranges from 190 to 270 pounds with values $14.75 to $15.80 for various U S grades and sow, stag, bear categories. Cattle prices show grain fed steers and heifers at $21.50 to $22.50 for U S choice, other grades from $14.00 to $21.00, calves and stockers $14.00 to $23.50, yearlings $16.00 to $17.50, veal prime $21.00 to $22.50.
Publication details for the Chanute Tribune with staff credits and a subscription rate chart. Rates shown include one year nine dollars and nine cents, six months three dollars and six cents, two months three dollars, and one month one dollar, for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson Counties.
Royal fraternal notice states Special Communication set for Thursday January 14 at 7:50 p.m. for work in second degree. Refreshments served. Visiting Brethren welcome. Roy D. Adams, W.M. Jay T. Klinginsmith, Sec'y.
AP reports consumer eggs fluctuating with larger 22 24 ounce ranges and others unchanged. Wholesale eggs and butter steady. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers priced at farm 12 2 14 and at plant 13 2 15 per hundred weight.
Wall Street extended its gains in heavy trading this afternoon with drugs and airlines leading. Volume was about 6 million shares, up from 5.41 million on Tuesday, with fractional to 2 point advances among favored issues. Corporate bonds mixed. U.S. government bonds firm. EBERT Funeral service for Frank David Ebert held at Johnson Mortuary. Dr Duff D Wagoner officiated. hymns performed by Harold Neptune and Hazel Slane. burial Elmwood Cemetery. McCULLOUGH funeral for Earl Franklin McCullough at Johnson Mortuary. Wagoner officiated. Slane accompanied by Mrs. Dale Stemple and Mrs. Ethel Reno.
AP reports Chicago market notes show butter and eggs unchanged with no price shifts. Poultry remained steady as buyers and sellers keep status quo on supplies and demand.
Chicago prices show no wheat or oats sales with corn mixed and soybeans slipping slightly at close. Soybean oil sits around 11.50 percent, while soybeans end steady to one cent lower and grains across March contracts reflect small moves in wheat corn and rye.
Airman SC Michael C. Golden from Birkenfeld Air Base Germany is visiting his grandmother Mrs. L. Ray Cole and mother Mrs. Cleo Congdon at 209 S. Highland on a 30 day leave after being called home by his grandfather's death.
Fred L Beeson 89, Bartlesville native, died at Colonial Rest Home Dewey after illness. Funeral at Arnold Moore Bartlesville, burial Ramona Cemetery. Survived by two sons, six grandchildren, daughter Mrs Howard Dryden. Betty Jean Nelson 80 Vilas died Neosho Memorial Hospital after months of illness. Survived by son Denver Doss, sister Mrs Orpha Honn, brothers Lucien and Clarence Creger, two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Roy S Gibson Funeral Home.
Neosho county commission joined the January Neosho Memorial Hospital board meeting at the hospital. Gil Geery of Salina, representing Wilson & Co. architects, and inspector Charles Stanley discussed pediatrics and geriatrics wing and X ray improvements as bonds of 75000 dollars planned for repayment from a hospital legacy move forward. Only routine business was transacted.
DETROIT AP A Detroit policeman won a two minute struggle with a youth hanging 20 feet over a freeway bridge during rush hour. Officer Norman Rau secured Gilbert Herrera of Detroit after a jagged bottle was used. Two fellow officers and an unidentified bread truck driver helped. Rau suffered a possible rib injury and was hospitalized for observation. Herrera declined to explain his intent and was held for questioning.
Washington report urges flexible East European trade with the West as a larger share of commerce, adds atomic plants and engines to 1964 Western export ban for Communists, and reviews policy options. Johnson pushes for new bridges to Eastern Europe in trade and contacts.
Moorhead Minnesota AP report says Juror Howard Burtness greeted Dist. Judge Byron R. Wilson at the bench on his retirement day. Wilson, 74, announced his retirement after three decades on the bench. Burtness recalled serving on Wilson's first panel and now being on his last.
Fort Scott Junior College faces a probation appeal after a year long ruling for alleged infractions of Kansas Jayhawk Junior College Conference rules on football player use. The hearing is set for January 20 in El Dorado with superintendent Dr. Robert E. Hicks and coach Howard Mahones denying the charges.
Columbia University will establish and finance a medical unit for cancer research at King Paul Hospital in Athens. The university will also grant scholarships to Greek doctors who specialize in cancer research, health minister Andrew Korevis announced.
Daily Transcript lists Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions on Monday and Tuesday for Jennifer Barker Luther Scogin Mrs Don Abbuehl Mrs Ona Wilfong and others, with dismissals and later admissions. Includes highway patrol citations for Stephen Griffiths and Dave Webb, recent moves of residents, and building permits for O Vanvasey Rutter and Grogan with estimated costs.
Patrolman William Ludwig investigated an open door at a Mansfield service station early morning and was bitten by the station's watchdog. The incident highlights the dangers officers face during routine checks.
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