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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1967
Page
2
AP notes cattle 600 head with calves absent and no test. Hogs 1,800 with barrows and gilts 75-100 higher, sows under 450 lb steady. heavier hogs up to 50 higher. Barrows and gilts 200-250 lb 20.00-50, 200-220 lb 20.50-75, 250-300 lb 18.00-20.00. sows 13.50-16.50. Sheep 50 head steady, choice and prime wooled lambs 22.75-23.50.
Kansas City based report notes wholesale egg quotes for large 80 percent at 96 37, medium 80 percent at 33 1/2 to 35 1/2. Butter prices remain unchanged.
Chicago AP reports butter steady egg markets mixed prices quoted. Grade A whites mostly 36 cents, mixed 36 to 62 cents, mediums 33 to 34 cents.
Chicago grain prices list No 2 hard wheat at 1.71 to 1.72 percent, No 2 red wheat at 1.71 to 1.72 percent, No 2 yellow corn at 1.42 percent, No 2 heavy white oats at 79.2 to 80.0, and No 1 yellow soybeans at 2.987 percent in a consolidated AP report.
Market listing shows grain grades with prices per unit and a current receipts entry. Hides priced at 10 cents per pound and glue hides noted. various items include cream and premium products with unclear units.
Six members of the Sweet Adeline club Julia Neff Grace Knox Lois Cady Bud Alcott Harold Watts and Frank Davidson travel to Hutchinson this evening for Capsule Music School for Region Seven courses and return tonight. Mr and Mrs Hosea Jones received word of their first great grandchild a girl born to Mr and Mrs Mike Joyce of Farmington New Mexico Judith Ann Patton is the former Mrs Joyce. Children story hour at the Library Saturday features Lyle and the Birthday Party read from 10 30 to 11 am. Mr and Mrs Roy D Johnson R 2 returned from a month vacation in Hawaii visiting Lt and Mrs Paul N Johnson. Wrights and Watsonville California relative visits. Mrs Ella Short patient at Neosho Memorial Hospital following surgery. Wright’s brother Lester of Neodesha medical patient at Mercy Hospital Fort Scott. The uncles of Keith Wright reside at 1602 S Ashby. Ralph Willcott 1220 W 2nd leaves Sunday for Carefree Arizona for a Business Mews Assurance Company managers meeting returning next Saturday.
The New York market advanced into its ninth straight session with heavy trading activity. Trade volume reached about 9.2 million shares, below Thursday's 12.82 million, as prices turned higher around midday. Brokers cited rising steel, copper, and aluminum prices, a return of federal reserve member banks to a free reserve position for the first time in a year, and a proposal for a higher federal debt limit as sources of inspiration.
Neosho Memorial Hospital logs admissions for Thursday include Mrs. May Baker and others in medical and surgical categories with listed addresses and towns Thayer Iola Humboldt Parsons and more. Dismissals and births noted along with police court action for Don Lock and a 15 dollar bond. Fire reported at Everett Marvin residence with grass and scrap lumber observed.
Darrill Pierce executive vice president of Mid-America Inc will speak at the Chanute mayor s prayer breakfast Monday at 6 30 a m Tioga Hotel The Jaycees host the event as part of National Jaycee Week and mark the 25th anniversary of Chanute Jaycees Reservations close tomorrow night via Jaycee chaplain Ron Clifton Local officials Ministerial Alliance members and Jaycees will attend Pierce has been with Mid-America three years and the organization covers eight counties
The Star lists Kansas lawmakers and former legislators who held insurance licenses as of May 1 1966 to receive commissions from sales. Notables include Sen William S Bowers Rep Ed Boyd and Rep Ernest Unruh with others from St Francis Leavenworth Hutchinson Wichita and more. The plan offered preferred stock at 10 a share with a tripling return in two years and involved distributing promotional letters to boost stock sales. Securities Commissioner Pringle’s charter denial was reviewed by the Kansas Corporation Commission chaired by Richard Byrd with members Harry Wiles and Alvin Grauerholz.
Kansas Senate committee will introduce a fair housing bill with top priority. The bill updates 1965 language, adds two Civil Rights Commission members including a real estate broker, exempts private sales and owner-occupied rentals, and enforces with subpoenas power. Senate also targets obscene calls penalties and licensing for psychologists.
Obituaries list Vern L. Shaffer 85 of Neodesha and H H Green 84 of Canton, along with Fred McMurray 83 formerly Erie and Mrs. Ben Myers 79 of Canton. Services and burial details for each are provided, including succession of survivors and church affiliations. The notices note funeral homes, locations, and dates for services and interment.
Past matron of the Sunflower Chapter OES, survived by brother Earnest Flottman R 4 and three sons Hestie Myers Los Angeles California Walter Myers Freeport Illinois and Robert Myers Canton Illinois along with eight grandchildren. One daughter preceded her in death. Funeral tomorrow at 10 30 a.m. in Canton with burial there.
College results show Fordham 56 over Columbia 52 and St Francis Pa 90 over Westminster Pa 75. Gettysburg 80 Lafayette 58. Boston College 93 Duquesne 66. Canisius 90 Niagara 76. Kentucky Wesleyan 93 Georgetown Ky 88 in overtime. Clemson 69 Furman 68. Tulane 99 LSU 89. Oklahoma City 97 Jacksonville 92.
The report lists water levels and discharge for dams including John Redmond and Toronto areas. It notes the normal conservation pool in feet above sea level and yesterday's level while indicating water discharge in cubic feet per second with corrupted text fragments.
The Chanute Tribune lists subscription rates for various regions and payment options. It also names staff including Dwight McCreight as publisher, Dwight Wallingford as news editor, John Hovorka as advertising manager, Fay D. Clopine in advertising, Ben Nicholas circulation manager, and R. Fmn. Dorsey Osborn on composing and press.
Recreation calendar lists Coffeyville versus NCCJC in gym at 7 30 this evening and Junior High night at Launching Pad from 7 to 10. Saturday features Industrial League junior high basketball at 7 with First National Bank versus Gray Lumber and Chanute Lumber versus Nameless Five, followed by Senior High night at Launching Pad from 7 30 to 10 30.
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