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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1965
Page
2
Kansas City markets show cattle 1 200 head with calves 100 and hogs 3 500. Slaughter steers and heifers mostly steady to down with cows up to 25 higher. good to prime calves and feeder prices listed. Eggs quoted for consumer and wholesale, plus live fliers and broilers pricing at farm and plant levels.
U S hog and cattle prices listed for various grades and weights. Hogs ranged from 8.00 to 16.55 per hundredweight with sows and bears noted. Cattle included grain fed steer and heifer grades, calves, and stocker categories with prices from 14.00 to 22.50. Veal and sheep prices also shown with range endpoints.
Chicago AP notes live poultry unchanged butter steady eggs about steady with minor fluctuations. Market reports highlight stable commodity values in the Chicago trade desks.
Chicago grain notes show no wheat or soybean sales. Corn No 2 yellow 1.28 1/2. No 3 yellow 1.25 1/2 26 1/2. No 4 yellow 1.24 1/2 24 1/2. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 77s. No 2 heavy white 77s. Sample grade heavy white 74s. Soybean oil 11.85?
The piece lists K-State agriculture leaders and subcommittee members weighing a move of the Mound Valley agricultural station, citing soil concerns from past airfield grading and noting a 282 acre site three miles southwest of Mound Valley. It explains state legislative approval and funding needs, plus possible city bond financing. It highlights local officials stressing agriculture as Southeast Kansas’ dominant industry with 165 million in farm product value across 16 counties last year.
The New York market held at record highs late afternoon with active trading. Volume was about 5.57 million shares, similar to Tuesday, as corporate bonds moved mixed and U.S. government bonds rose further.
Paul Parsons principal of Rooster Junior High and Wendell McMurray principal and dean of the high school and junior college travel to Miami Beach for the National Association of Secondary School Principals convention January 16 to 20.
Mrs Alice Johnson returns to her home in Olathe after a brief visit with Dr and Mrs James Butin at 115 S Evergreen and time with other friends.
Floyd L. West Jr. 43 of 506 W 2nd and George W. Garrison 54 of 101 N Steuben collided at Forest and Elm about 4:55 p m yesterday. Police estimated damage to Wests 1964 Chevrolet station wagon owned by Scott Service Co of Topeka at 300 dollars and to Garrisons 1961 Chevrolet at 250 dollars.
Nora Sumner reported $25 missing from her purse at home yesterday. Frank R. Haviland, 920 S Forest, arrested at 12:50 a.m. today on intoxication charge and released on $15 bond. A 1959 Robinson Advertising Co Chevrolet truck driven by Charles J. Skilling, 41 of 11 W. 3rd, damaged at 3rd and Santa Fe about 9:30 a.m. when a left rear wheel came off causing loss of control and curb impact. Skilling suffered a head bump and neck sprain.
Kansas City AP weather report summarizes 24 hour period ending 6 am across Chanute Concordia Dodge City Emporia Goodland Hill City Olathe Wichita Pittsburg with highs in 50s and 40s and lows in teens to 20s, plus precipitation notes. Data shows varied readings by city.
Mrs Mabel Clark Neilson aged 57 of 920 N Steuben died Tuesday evening at Neo sho Memorial Hospital after months of illness. Born Oct 23 1907 in Dewey Oklahoma she lived in Chanute most of her life and was a First Methodist church member. She married Raymond Clark in 1925 Erie who died 1957 and later William Neilson in 1958 Burlington. She is survived by two daughters, her mother, a sister, a brother, three stepchildren and seven grandchildren. Funeral at 3 p m Friday at Roy S Gibson Funeral Home with Dr Duff Wagoner officiating. burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.
Nannie Green, 77, of Bronaugh Missouri, died unexpectedly Monday from a heart attack at her sister Mrs. E A Smothers home where she had lived for 31 years. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Green, born in...
Open enrollment dates announced for the adult education program with classes starting January 25. Enrollment runs 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the trade school office and first classes, with cancellations for unfilled courses. Notably filled are furniture refinishing and upholstering. U.S. history II is cancelled.
Royal dressmaker Norman Hartnell launched a campaign in London to lower the cost of high fashion. The move aims to make luxury apparel more affordable while preserving design standards and British fashion prestige.
Funeral for Mrs Sarah Hartsock of 102 N Malcolm dies at Westview Nursing Home will be Friday at 130 PM at Roy S Gibson Funeral Home burial in Harmony Cemetery. Also funeral for Percy Arthur Rowan of 1518 S Malcolm dies at Neosho Memorial Hospital will be Thursday at 2 PM at High Prairie Methodist Church officiated by Rev Ronald Bumstead burial in High Prairie Cemetery. Rowan born Feb 8 1891 at Galesburg was a retired farmer married Velma Puckett June 9 1915 member of High Prairie Methodist Church lived in Chanute one year. Survived by wife of home five sons W A Rowan Kissimmee Fla P E Rowan Arlie W Rowan Scottsdale Ariz Percy Rowan Jr R 1 Earlton and Gerald Rowan 902 W 4th.
Funeral for Minnie Belle Christy was conducted Tuesday afternoon by Rev S Gibson at the Rev S Gibson Funeral Home. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery. Mrs D A Finney, accompanied by Mrs Carl Johnson, sang Abide with Me and Be Still My Soul. Flowers were arranged by Mrs Frank Barker and Mrs Rodell Wilson. Wheat bearers were Rodell Wilson, Frank Barker, Larry Chaney, Ralph Drake, Fred Johnson and Clyde Tuttle.
Admissions and dismissals from local hospitals list names and addresses for patients entering or leaving on Tuesday and today including births. Police court actions report a drunken driving conviction with fines and jail term, plus traffic citations and a fire run description of a wrecked vehicle and wiring work.
Joseph R Wasser laid to rest at Memorial Park with Dr Fred Shaw conducting service at First Presbyterian church Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Charles Mussleman and Mrs Dave Peterson sang. floral attendants and bearers listed. Masonic graveside service performed. Johnson Mortuary in charge.
Six Youth Bowling Association members earned state finals berths at Topeka this weekend in a competition sponsored by the Bowling Proprietors Association of America. They qualified from the zone finals at Paola January 9-10, among 20 finalists from initial eliminations at Sportsman's Bowl. The qualifiers, who received second place silver medals, include Lori Kessner and Mike Abbott 624 in the 8 to 12 division John Jensen and Mike Heffern 671 in the same division Charleen Rose and Bill Gaudern 1184 in the 13 and over division. Younger bowlers bowled two games, older ones three, all handicap scores.
The Patriarch Militant auxiliary met Tuesday evening with Mrs. E E Biggs leading the session. Irene Moore supervised inspections, with Mrs Elizabeth Hayden of Oswego as inspecting officer. Refreshments were served by Belle Milby, Mrs Biggs and Mrs Nathan Hole as members from Fort Scott, Parsons and Pittsburg attended.
Holly Harris hosted the Les Desmois elles at 401 S. Ashby for a meeting with 13 members and one sponsor. Members volunteered to serve at the hospital on February 20. Funds were raised through money making projects. The group has collected clothing for the Salvation Army and planned the next meeting at Marcella Weber’s home.
Tuesday meeting of the CWF Guild of the First Christian Church met at 537 North Highland in the Arnett residence. Mrs A B Chauncey led the lesson titled New Flags and Ruth Shannon gave the devotional. Refreshments were served to 10 members and two guests.
Chanute Kansas notices list a memorial service and local postal and subscription details. The Chanute Tribune publishes in Chanute Kansas with staff names and circulation info across Neosho and neighboring counties.
The speaker notes that the same funds spent at Mound Valley would significantly raise the station's status, bringing it closer to other branch stations in appearance and capability. The remark highlights funding disparities and calls for investment to improve facilities.
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