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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1966
Page
2
Hog prices rise across weights with barrows and gilts up 50 to 75 cents and sows 25 to 50 higher. Calves, steers, and cows show gains, while feeder and heifer prices vary by category. Wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans in Chicago futures ease or rise as markets shift, with March contracts noted for each commodity.
Parsons livestock prices list U S 1 and 2 hogs at 28.50 to 29.40 for 200-220 pounds, 25.00 to 27.50 for 230-270 pounds, and down to 18.00 for boars. Cattle rates cover grain fed steers to 24.50, standards 18-21, stocker calves up to 28, heifers and yearlings from 18 to 26. Sheep show lambs at 26.50 and ewes 12 and up. Kansas City reports consumer eggs large A 36 2 37 2, wholesale eggs steady, butter steady at 70 and 69 cents per pound.
The late session boost comes after President Johnson's record budget presentation to Congress. Volume for the day nears 9.1 million shares as bonds remain steady. Nearby items note personal moves and travel among residents from McChord AFB to Kalama zoo.
Chicago AP reports butter prices steady with 93 score AA at 59 and 92 A at 58, plus 90 B 58 and 89 C 56. Eggs hold steady to 12 cents higher with whites at 40 and mixed 39. Live poultry prices unchanged to 2.5 cents higher for roosters 23.5 25 and White Rock fryers 22 24.
Wheat across 329 cars mostly down to up by two cents with No 2 hard and dark hard at 1.65 to 1.70 per bushel and No 2 red at 1.65 to 1.70. Corn 159 cars little changed to one cent lower with No 2 white 1.39 and No 3 1.26 to 1.42. Oats 11 cars steady with No 2 white 75 to 80 and No 3 74 to 79. Rye 1.25 to 1.28. Barley 1.16 to 1.23. Soybeans 2.78 to 2.86. Bran 49.50 to 50.25. Shorts 50.50 to 51.25.
Police received two Saturday night disturbances on South Garfield. Each incident ended before officers arrived, and no arrests were made. Charges depend on a signed complaint from one involved party. Jack Aikins, 915 Washington, left for Arlington California to live with his brother Dale Aikin, accompanied by George Ellis of Los Angeles. A Thayer Air Force officer joined the Air University's Squadron Officer School at Maxwell AFB, Alabama, First Lieutenant Daryl D. Allen, son of Mr. and
Claude Edward Schul 68 of 222 W 6th died Sunday at University of Kansas Hospital after three weeks as a patient. Surviving are widow Ethel Maye Hoff man, three daughters Vivian Allison Pearl Kauf man and Leona Brooks, two sons Calvin and Frank Schul, 12 grandchildren and five brothers. Burial at Sunny Side Cemetery Caney. Harold Lloyd Edwards 63 of 515 N Evergreen died Saturday at Bryant Rest Home after nine months illness. Survived by two sons, nine grandchildren, one great grandchild, two sisters and other relatives. Funeral at Johnson Chapel with burial at Barston Cemetery. Edith Dawe Becannon 80 died in Fredonia. funeral at Buffalo Methodist Church with burial in Buffalo Cemetery. Mrs Isaac Guy Becannon married 1914. three daughters, one son, five sisters, and 17 grandchildren. Birdie J Alleman 78 died Jan 12 in Kansas City Kan. funeral at EUB Church with burial Mount Hope Cemetery. survived by husband Earl, three sons and one daughter.
President Johnson's fiscal year budget requests total 85 thouing for Missouri and Kansas water works. Missouri gets 40 712 000 with Army engineers funding for construction planning surveys and O M. Kansas requests 44 652 000 from Army engineers and reclamation programs including Atchison Clinton Lawrence Marion reservoir Melvern Merriam Milford Osawatomie Perry and other sites.
Daily Transcript lists multiple admissions and discharges at Neosho Memorial Hospital over Saturday Sunday and today including patients from Humboldt Tioga Hotel and Joplin with medical and surgical cases. Police court actions include Floyd Davis for disorderly conduct and Ray Nordmeyer for illegible license tag display. Fire reported as grass blaze in the 700 block of N Santa Fe.
Kansas Governor William H. Avery told the American National Cattlemen's Association that world food needs will outpace production unless nations boost agricultural capacity. He called the crisis a widening gulf not a gap and urged drastic production method changes to feed growing populations and improve U S reputation abroad.
Mrs Edwin H Rideau and Mrs Don Davidson led Den 2 five members attended Rick Mitchell served refreshments roll call featured famous ships of the world vehicle work for the pack meeting continued transportation skit planned Games led by Mrs Davidson Gary Davidson conducted flag salute meeting closed with the living circle
An early morning crash at 3rd and Lincoln involved R. W. Lind driving a 1962 Ford and R. D. Wilson in a 1963 Ford. Lind eyesaled the glove distraction while attempting to pick up a glove, causing significant front damage to Lind and minor damage to Wilson. Weekend reports include Mrs. Dean Skinner and Charles Lowe colliding at Main and Highland, with pending damage estimates. Rita Moore reported a rear collision with Bob Debler near Lincoln and Main, causing minor damage to both vehicles.
Chanute Tribune details staff and departments for a typical issue. Advertising and circulation contacts are listed along with subscription rates for trade territory and recognition as an Associated Press member publication.
A fund raising dinner and program for Congressman Joe Skubitz Fifth District will be held at the Parsons ballroom in Parsons Thursday evening. Principal speaker will be Garner E. Shriver Fourth District from Wichita. Dinner at 7 p.m. Tickets available in the Chanute area from Robert Allen Lincoln and Walnut.
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