Livestock Prices Mixed as Kansas City Market Reports Declines
AP reports cattle at Kansas City with steers down about 25, cows steady to 25 lower, feeders steady, prime levels scarce. Hogs show 25 to 50 lower barrows, sows steady to weak. lambs steady to strong with woolen lambs top at 22.75. Chicago grain prices listed include wheat No 2 hard around 1.68 to 1.69, corn No 2 yellow 1.40, oats No 2 heavy white 0.78 to 0.79, soybeans No 1 yellow 2.95 to 2.96.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Live stock price list with grades and weights
The market reports US No 1 and 2 hogs priced at 19.50 to 20.30 for 200 220 pounds and 17.50 to 19.00 for 230 270 pounds. Cattle fed cattle and calves range from 19 to 24 per hundredweight with various grades and weights, veals 17 to 30, cows 11 to 20, bulls 18 to 24, and sheep prices for lambs and ewes noted.
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Parsons
U.S
Chicago Produce Prices Steady for Butter Eggs Unchanged
Chicago reports butter prices steady while eggs remain unsettled with small declines. Grade A whites 32s mixed 321 mediums 30 reflect minimal change in the AP market brief.
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Chicago
Chanute Tribune Staff and Rates Notice
The Chanute Tribune lists editorial and staff roles including Dwight McCreight publisher and John Hovorka news editor. It provides subscription prices for in and out of trade territory, Chanute post office box rates, and carrier rates, noting AP membership for local and AP dispatch news.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
S. Highland
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
John Hovorka
Fay D. Clopine
Ben Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Neosho
Allen, Wilson and Woodson Counties
Wall Street recovers from morning losses on heavy trading
Wall Street pared earlier declines late in the session as heavy trading continued. Volume reached about 10.1 million shares, down from 10.8 million the prior day, with Control Data leading a list of active issues by rising three points.
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New York
Wall Street
Daily totals and patient movements at Neosho Memorial
The Daily Transcript summarizes Neosho Memorial Hospital census with 72 patients including adults and pediatrics. It lists Monday admissions for Susan Graham at 620 S Evergreen and several medical cases, plus dismissals such as Lloyd Barry and Lucille White. Additional entries cover South Mound and Humboldt areas with names and addresses for admissions and medical or surgical cases, concluding with several dismissals.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Susan Graham
S. Evergreen
Francis Goodsell
St. Paul
John Eggan
Stark
Louis Larson
Savenburg
Don Cornell
W. 5Th
Fay E. Noland
Lloyd Barry
South Mound
Lillis Redfield
Humboldt
Rosa Erickson
Shadow 2 Top Issues In Shadow Continue Discussion
The program is federally supported but designed to repay costs over 40 years. Preliminary steps toward participation can be cancelled with cause at no financial liability to the city. The governing body appointed C. H. Cunningham to the city planning commission, succeeding Wilbur Thompson. Cunningham is a former planning board member and the second outside-city representative. Harvey Young serves as the rural member. A boundary ordinance was passed requiring annually updated descriptions of city limits when new areas join.
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C. H. Cunningham
City Planning Commission
Wilbur Thompson
Cunningham
Planning Board
Harvey Young
Tribune Phone Contact Guidance
Instructions urge calling Tribune via your carrier and provide HE 1 3400 after 6 pm if the primary number cannot be reached. It emphasizes using the HE 1 3400 line for after hours contact.
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Tribune
Building Permit Issued and City Court Traffic Citations
Listings show Charley Baker with a building permit to enclose a porch at 190 Evergreen, cost estimated. Multiple Kansas drivers cited for speeding, failing to log truck travel, or no licenses. fines range from 5 to 45 dollars with costs, including a 85 mph note in a 60 mph zone. Other notices include improper muffler and unsafe vehicle violations with corresponding fines.
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Charley Baker
Poe S. Evergreen
Highway Patrol
Larry W. VanWinkle
S. Malcolm
John A. Bilackland
Kansas City
James A. Pulsifer
Haysville
Helen N. Peck
Eric R
James L. Torrence
Independence
Darrell L. Krokstrom
N. Highland
Larry S. Ladd
Rutter
Alan E. Angleton
Bill Long
Wichita
Fred J. Hubbard
Joplin
William J. Cartee
Bridgeport
Neb
Edwin Ray
Fenton
Kerry D. Haines
S. Western
Mitchell F. Burch
Parsons
L. D. Cramer
Pittsburg
Dwight E. Clemans
Alfred E. Teal
Chetopa
Jaqueline J. Midcap
Gary Dean Stevenson
Vinita
Okla
Fave N. Pens
Ralph C. Blades Jr
Humboldt
Deaths and Funerals for Dr Thomas Tweddell in Lawrence
Dr Thomas Tweddell former resident of 211 S Steuben died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Monday evening He practiced as a chiropractor here many years before moving to Lawrence a year ago Survivors include wife Gertrude son Thomas III two brothers Jesse Henderson Ky Herbert Ashland Ky and sister Mrs A H Ward Torrance Calif The funeral will be at Rumsey Funeral Home Lawrence at 2 pm Thursday with Rev Dale Sneeringer officiating Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery Lawrence Also memorial service for Edward Newquist held at Johnson Mortuary with Rev Sneeringer officiating an organ solo How Great Thou Art Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery
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Thomas Tweddell
S. Steuben
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
First Baptist Church
Gertrude Tweddell
Thomas Tweddell, III
Jesse Tweddell
Henderson
Herbert Tweddell
Ashland
A. H. Ward
Torrance
Calif
Rumsey Funeral Home
Dale Sneeringer
Oak Hill Cemetery
Newquist
Edward Newquist
Johnson Mortuary
Dale L. Sneeringer
Hazel Slane
Johnson Proposes Budget Cuts and Slum Eradication Push
President Johnson outlines cuts totaling hundreds of millions across space, projects, and postal operations. Proposals include delaying a supersonic airliner, funding model cities slum programs, asset sales up to 5.75 billion, and postal rate increases to erase a 618 million deficit.
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Johnson
Uncle Sam
Community Shower Planned for Clarence Webb Family
Big Creek residents host a Thursday evening 7 30 p m shower at Fairfield School for the Clarence Webb family whose home burned last week. Also noted are a Tulsa visit by Mr and Mrs William H Wheatley and the Humboldt funeral for Earl Roush with La Harpe Cemetery burial. Nursery Mothers meet Wednesday at 9 15 a m to view The Terrible Tooth and Trying Threes. Charles Tripp and family attended a Riverside Park picnic in Independence.
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Big Creek
Clarence Webb
Fairfield School
Frank McBeath
S. Wilson
Humboldt
Earl Roush
First Christian Church
la Harpe Cemetery
First Methodist Church
Charles Tripp
S. Washington
Riverside Park
Independence
Family reunion marks Jennie Freeman birthday in Garden Grove
Mrs. Bill Gilliland attended a family reunion and birthday party at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kimble’s home in Garden Grove California on January 15. The event honored Jennie Freeman formerly of Chanute.
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Bill Gilliland
Fred Kimble
Garden Grove
Calif
Jennie Freeman
Chanute
Hillcrest PTA Meeting Cancelled Then Rescheduled
Hillcrest PTA meeting tonight is cancelled and the next session is set for 7 30 p m January 31 in the gym where the show will be presented.
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Hillcrest Pta
Wheatleys Return Home From Unspecified Trip
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Wheatley of 1211 S Edith are reported as returning home, completing their recent travel.
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G. T. Wheatley
S. Edith
Hutchinson Driver Charged in Cyclist's Death
A 30 year old South Hutchinson man Veil Ray Maxfield was charged with fourth degree manslaughter after cyclist Frank Ryan, 15, was struck and killed on the Woody Seat Freeway overpass across the Arkansas River. Maxfield posted a 1500 bond and fled the scene. Police say the driver did not stop.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Veil Ray Maxfield
South Hutchinson
Frank Ryan
Woody Seat
Arkansas River
Notice of Suit in Neosho County Kansas
The State of Kansas to Del Simhis er and all others concerned a petition filed in the district court of Neosho County Chanute by Frank D Hotchkiss and Gail A Malson partners doing business as H and H Agency seeking judgment for four thousand five hundred dollars and requiring a response by March 8 1967 with the clerk of the district court in Chanute Kansas to attest the filing.
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Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
del Simhiser
District Court
Neosho County
Kansas
Chanute
Frank D
Hotchkiss
Gail A. Mal Son
Partners
D B
Frank D Hotchkiss
Gail A. Malson
Dba H & H Agency
Balch & Bailey Professional Building
Chanute, Kansas
Mary Lee Frederick
Weekend guests listed for Ott family dinner
Weekend dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Ott included Mr and Mrs Wayne Erikson Terri TaLora and Gene of Sav enburg Barbara Neal and Geannie Kerssig and Mr and Mrs Glen Markham and Claude Buffalo.
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Ed Ott
Eric
Wayne Erikson
Terri TaLora
Gene of Savenburg
Barbara
Neal
Geannie Kerssig
Glen Markham
Claude
Buffalo
Chanute Celebrity Series Eyes 1967 68 Concerts
Richard P. Eisenstein and Douglas Wheeler of New York City visited Chanute yesterday and today to discuss bringing well known artists to Chanute Memorial Auditorium for the 1967 68 season.
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Richard P. Eisenstein
Douglas Wheeler
New York City
Chanute
Chanute Memorial Auditorium
Tulakes Home Development holds annual stockholders meeting
The Tulakes Home Development Corp annual meeting was held last night at Tulakes Cafe. Forty stock shares were represented. Tom Williams R 2 was elected to a three year term on the board of directors and a recreation and safety committee was appointed. Bylaws were previewed and discussed.
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Tulakes Home Development Corp
Tulakes Cafe
Tom Williams
R. 2
Scout meeting details for Den 6 Pack 225
Cub scouts met Monday with Mrs Verda Jones at 101 N Plummer. They discussed the flag the meaning of the stars and stripes and the month s theme Trail ways of History. Dale Briener served treats. The group toured Martin Johnson airport guided by David Gormeley.
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Verda Jones
N. Plummer
George Washington
Dale Briener
Martin Johnson Airport
David Gormeley
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
A brief ad feature highlights how advertising helps buyers evaluate products. It hints at cautious shopping practices and trusted sources to avoid scams. The piece emphasizes comparison, price checks, and verifying seller credibility in consumer transactions.
Robbers Hit Sunny Brook Dairy Farm in Providence
Two men robbed the Sunny Brook Dairy Farm in Providence R I Monday night with one armed. They fled with an undetermined amount of money and two half gallons of milk were taken.
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Providence
R.1
Sunny Brook
Get Rid of Enemies superstition in Bahamas
An old Bahamian belief holds that writing an enemy’s name on an egg and throwing it into the sea at ebb tide will banish the foe from the Bahamas. The ritual reflects folk magic practices among natives reported by AP.
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Nassau, Bahamas
Bahamas
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