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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1967
Page
2
Kansas City AP reports cattle firming for cows and feeders while calves and steers show mixed gains and losses. Hog prices rise 25 cents and sow values gain, with 190 to 250 pound barrows at 19.50 to 20.25, larger weights 17.75 to 19.75, and eggs edging mixed to higher with A whites around 32.5 cents.
The list shows current market ranges for livestock including Parson Hogs with weights and price bands from 11 to 20 dollars, Cattle with grain fed and stocker categories from 19 to 30 dollars, Veals at 17 to 30 dollars, Cows from 11 to 20 dollars, Bulls up to 24 dollars, and Sheep with lambs and ewes priced from 4 to 21 dollars.
AP reports wholesale eggs for bulk buyers with large eggs 8 per cent A 31-33, mediums 80 per cent A 28-30. Butter remains unchanged at grade A quarter 78 and grade A solid 77 per pound.
Live poultry prices in Chicago show roasters at 23 to 25 cents per pound and special fed White Rock fryers listed around 1812 to 202 with a brief butter reference noted in the market desk.
Wheat No 2 red 1.67s 68s per bushel and No 2 hard 1.67s 68s. Corn No 2 yellow 1.39s 4s. Oats No 2 heavy white 79s 2s. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.94s per bushel.
Kansas City AP notes mixed grain moves with wheat down to 2% and corn easing. No 2 hard wheat around 1.78 and No 2 white corn 1.50 to 1.56 per bushel, with other grades and soybeans quoted from 2.78 to 2.86. Rye, barley, and bran prices shown, oats down, and sacked bran and shorts at 57.50 to 58.25.
The New York market stayed higher late in the day as peace talk rumors supported gains. Trading volume reached about 10.8 million shares with more winners than losers, led by electronics and business equipment stocks. A Ho Chi Minh invitation to Johnson for talks in Hanoi fueled the upsurge.
Mr and Mrs Glen L McLaren of Woodbridge Virginia announce the birth of a son Bruce Corwin on Sunday. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Kenneth Frankenberry of Altoona. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Glen McLaren of 703 S Plummer Mr and Mrs O K Holland and Anna Henderson of Parsons visited Mrs Isis Stanfield at 1003 S Central.
Jerry Fowler of Thayer reported losing a $50 payroll check. Bush Hot Mfg. Co. sues over the matter. Police conducted two radar speed checks on Main Street. Two drivers were cited. Mrs. Viola Powers of Linwood visited the Cassinghams over the weekend. Mrs. Rosa Slife of 919 N Lafayette hosted Powers before returning her.
Daily census lists 71 patients including admissions for Mrs. Rutherford and Mrs. Carver with addresses in Evergreen and 7th Street. Dismissals include Mrs. Hugo Larson and Mrs. Casper Hum boldt and others. births noted for a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Aday. Police actions include arrests for intoxication and speeding with bonds posted.
Two-vehicle crash on US 169 in Earlton at about 5 p m involved Harry C Sleeper 68 of 805 N Grant and Linda Umbarger 21 of 328 W 4th. Sleeper sister Emma Adams 70 and passenger Sharon Gibson 22 were shaken up. Damages estimated at 300 on each car.
Edith Howerton 91 of Chanute dies after a week illness. Services set at Johnson Chapel with Dr Wagoner. burial Elmwood Cemetery. Oscar J. Chase 89 Humboldt dies at Allen County Hospital. Graveside service at Mount Hope Cemetery. Carl Craighead’s sister Madge dies in Corpus Christi. Lloyd A. Chilson 75 Erie dies after five weeks in Neosho Memorial Hospital. Clark W. McCluskey 68 Humboldt dies after extended illness. burial Mount Hope. Charles Quick 82 St Paul area dies after a week. funeral at South Mound Methodist Church.
E A Dey 83 of Kansas City Kansas died Sunday after a three day illness. Born July 24 1883 in Chamois Missouri he lived in Kansas City twenty years. He owned a Shaw general store and was a member of Shaw Kansas Christian Church Virginia Lodge 315 AF AM of Lavenburg. Survivors include son Thomas Alexander Dey of Prairie Village and two grandchildren. Masonic funeral arrangements at Julien Flaming Amos Funeral Home Olathe Tuesday 7 10 p.m.
Chanute Tribune lists staff positions publisher news editor and staff names. Subscription rates shown for in and outside trade territory including mail and Chanute boxholder and carrier options.
Police logged two noninjury collisions Saturday near Lincoln and Main and on 110 S Central around noon. Lilly Lindquist 51 of 712 Allen and Loval Greene 75 of Thayer drove 1962 Ford and 1960 Chevrolet with about 100 dollars damage. Virgil Gericke 62 of 822 S Forest and Darlene Hazen 24 of 401 S Katy drove a 1950 Pontiac and 1960 Dodge each with about 100 dollars damage.
A small side service is planned at Shaw Cemetery. The event will honor a local figure, with attendees expected to assemble at the gravesite for a brief observance. Further details were not available in the provided text.
A memorial service for Edward Newquist, found dead at his home at 101 S. Malcolm, will be held Tuesday at Johnson Chapel at 11 a.m. Reverend Dale L. Sneeringer will officiate. Burial follows at Memorial Park.
Sen. James B. Pearson says the Electoral College is archaic and dangerous, having distorted the popular vote and produced presidents who did not win the overall vote. He proposes a constitutional amendment for direct election of president and vice president by popular vote.
A Saturday night accident at 27 W. 4th involved a 1959 Chevrolet backing into a parked 1955 GMC bus owned by William Myers at 32 W. 4th causing about $50 damage. Other notices cite a 1957 Chevrolet parked with damage at 1318 Forest, a backing car striking a 1963 Chevrolet at 902 W. Main, and a Western Drilling Co truck scraping a parked 1964 Ford van at 1 W. Walnut.
Judith Mendelsohn of Prairie Village Kansas enrolls in a University of Kansas music theory course taught by Darrell Handel in Lawrence. The AP notes this note for music lovers.
Mr. Claude Jones, field consultant, will conduct a free hearing aid service center at the Skyline Motel in Chanute Kansas. The event invites local residents to receive complimentary hearing aid checks and consultation.
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