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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1967
Page
2
AP report from Kansas City shows cattle 3 500 head with steers high at 24.00 to 26.00, heifers up to 25.00, cows 15.75 to 17.50, feeders mostly 24.00 to 26.00. Hogs 4 500 head with barrows and gilts 19.75 to 20.50, Sows 14.50 to 16.75. Sheep 400 head steady with lambs 22.75 to 23.50 and ewes 6.00 to 7.50.
U S livestock prices listed by category for Parsons including hogs cattle veals cows bulls and sheep with price ranges for each grade weight and quality. Highlights cover hogs sow stags cattle veal and wool sheep values across multiple weight classes and grades.
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes wholesale egg prices with large eggs at 80 percent A for 7 to 38, and mediums at 80 percent A 34 to 35. Butter prices remain unchanged.
Live poultry prices hold steady roasters at 23 to 25 cents per pound and special fed white rock fryers around 18 to 20 cents. Butter remains steady with unchanging prices. Eggs show little change with whites around 37 cents, mixed 37, mediums 33 2, and a drop of 2 cents for some grades.
Chicago wheat No 2 hard 1.68 69 cents, No 2 red 1.68 to 69 cents. Corn No 2 yellow 1.30 40 cents, oats No 2 heavy white 79 cents, soybeans No 1 yellow 2.91 to 2.97 dollars.
Kiwanis members and guests met at the Tioga Hotel with Robert Briley and daughter Robby Jean presenting slides from the Briley family European trip. Jack Brown announced the mid winter Topeka meeting and passed the past president’s bell to retiring Ron Sutcliffe. About 50 people attended as Chanute declares Kiwanis Anniversary Day led by Mayor Fred Harris on the 52nd International anniversary.
Wall Street rose further in heavy trading with about 11.4 million shares changing hands. Blue chips advanced fractions to 1 or 2 points while higher priced issues gained three or more points as investors priced in easier money and renewed market momentum after Monday’s pause.
To remove seeds, cut each tomato in half crosswise and gently squeeze out the seeds. This method mimics hand-squeezing lemon juice from a halved lemon.
Charles Edgar DeBolt 66 of Altoona died after a three week illness. Born June 4 1900 he married Phillis McAdoo January 29 1925 in Bartlesville. He was a service station operator in Altoona retiring in 1962. Survived by wife Lois Wiles daughter Charles R DeBolt seven grandchildren three great grandchildren sister Hazel Morris brother Marvin L DeBolt funeral tomorrow 2 p m at Altoona Christian Church burial Altoona Cemetery body lying in state at Loren Fawcett Funeral Home.
Two Kansas City, Kan., men were surprised early Oct. 2 1966 in a Memphis branch post office and, after pleading guilty to burglary, were sentenced by U S Judge Bailey Brown. Tommy Junior Guy, 33, got 42 years and Milton Leamar Smith, 31, 22 years.
Ottawa police received a note and $10 with an admission of running a red street light. A John Doe warrant is issued for an unknown citizen at an unknown location with a $10 bond to cover the incident.
The funeral service for Mrs. H. H. Green was held at Gibson-Koch Chapel with Rev. J. R. Hale of Grant Avenue Baptist Church officiating. Burial followed in Memorial Park Cemetery. Harold Neptune and his wife, with Mrs. Blaine Marks, sang “The Old Rugged Cross” and “Rock of Ages.” Floral attendants were Mrs. Vernon Youngberg and Mrs. Ralph Toland. Bearers were Jim Blair, Tom Whitmer, Chester Dimond, Lester Tetrick, Frank Green, and Vernon Youngberg.
The Perry community meeting occurs Thursday at 8 p.m. with Fred Ludecke of Humboldt presenting. Cookies will be served. David and Mrs Morris of Bartlesville announce the birth of daughter Wendy Sue on January 13. Grandparents on paternal side are Claudie Morris and Mrs Morris of 914 North Garfield. maternal grandparents are C A Patton and Mrs Patton of 801 North Garfield.
Admissions include Wilbur Luman Maude Kreider Mrs Floyd Tasche Joe Allen and others with multiple medical and surgical cases. Birth reports a boy to Mr and Mrs Radford Shields. Dismissals list several residents including Mrs Kenneth Swaney and Edgar Solomon. Traffic arrests include Elmer Gibson for speeding and multiple city court speeding citations with fines. Building permits issued for Alan Rollow and Wayne Burghart.
Six men guided a bulldozer and mobile unit through a blizzard to aid a bus carrying 30 students from Chokio. After hours of struggle, the group reached the stranded bus around 5 p.m. and brought the children to the school cafeteria for supper. Several stayed overnight as four Nicollet County buses faced similar stranding.
Paul Quirarte heads the Chanute Fiesta Incorporated as president with Eulio Garcia as vice president and Tony Goba as treasurer. Other officers include Lucio De La Torre secretary, Joe Goba assistant secretary, Robert Pennington advocator, Rev. Vincent Brown chaplain, Henry Watkins public relations, trustees John Alonzo Joe Goba Jim Taylor, and advisors Henry Lopez Crispen De La Torre. This year marks the 50th anniversary with Fiesta planned around the milestone and set for September 15 and 16.
The notes itemize an estimated $13 000 for Rutter work and a $60 estimate for John Squire to replace a front porch at 809 N Washington. Henry Meier’s move-in garage set at the same address is recorded. A separate item mentions long simmer times for large split chicken breasts in liquid.
A Senate subcommittee opens hearings on elderly consumer issues led by Senator Harrison A. Williams. The focus is on pensioner buying power, confusion and lack of information, and the role of federal and state agencies in protecting older Americans from deceptive sales and unfair contracts.
Seven Chanute Halliburton Co. employees honored with Wichita Division workers for winning both vehicle and personal injury accident trophies in 1966. The Wichita Division achieved 11 vehicle mishaps per 100000 miles, a record low since the program started in 1945.
The Chanute Tribune presents local Chanute Kansas news and notices with staff credits and circulation rates. Subscriptions vary by region including in trade territory and outside areas, plus Chanute post office boxholders and carrier delivery options.
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