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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1963
Page
2
Livestock market roundup from Kansas City shows cattle 7 500 head with varied moves. Cattle feeders and prime steers and heifers reach higher bids. cows and vealers softer to steady. Hogs steady to higher with barrows gilts and sows up to 25. Lambs rise with strong demand while feeders ease.
Hogs show varied bids with U S numbers from 18 to 18 50 for high grades and down to 13 50 for heavier sows. Cattle steady with steers and heifers 600 700 pounds at 22 to 23 50 and higher. Calves stockers veal and cows mix of good and utility grades. bulls and sheep also quoted with ranges for prime to utility grades.
AP report from Kansas City lists consumer eggs by size from large to dirties with prices 25 to 31 cents, 23 to 26, 17 to 18, wholesale eggs at 30 to 33 cents for large 80 percent, 24 to 28 for mediums. Poultry prices show heavy hens 11, light hens 8, hens under 5 pounds 6, capons 16 to 18, ducks over 5 pounds 16, with Missouri Arkansas live fryers at farm 13 and delivered 14. Butter prices listed as grade A solid 67 cents per pound and grade A quarters 68 cents.
Chicago AP notes butter steady with small upticks in select grades while eggs hold firm at higher grade levels. Price references include AA 95, A 92, B 90, C 89, with white egg grades and standard distribution listed alongside.
Chicago notes show No 1 red wheat at 1.87 and No 2 yellow corn up 1.33 to 1.40 percent with July prices posting regional advances. All soybean contracts finished at the daily 10 cent limit gain with July soybeans at 2.75, corn up about 2.0 percent, wheat up around 2 percent and oats rising roughly 2 to 3 percent.
The New York market declined notably late in the day, with about 3.5 million shares traded versus 3.02 million Friday. Major issues fell by fractions to 1 or 2 points while corporate bonds edged higher and U.S. government bonds held steady.
Floyd Malcolm of 1713 S Highland received word that his son Privater Donald L. Malcolm has arrived in Baumholder, Germany, where he serves in the U S Army as an ambulance driver in the medical corps. The note mentions family visits and local social updates amid wartime schedules. A Kansas City market roundup follows with grain and feed prices, listing wheat, corn, oats, milo, kafir, rye, barley, soybeans, bran, and shorts with quoted ranges.
The AEC reports inconclusive evidence of possible very low yield Soviet nuclear tests. An informed source cites a June 12 test around one kiloton, possibly underground, not atmospheric, with more evidence needed for firm conclusions.
AP Bythe Shore 40 former Cassville city collector must stand circuit court trial on grand stealing in a $17288 city money shortage. He was bound over after a magistrate hearing and is free on 7500 bond. Shore resigned after a routine audit dated June 6. Evan Shore, the mayor and defendant’s father, testified he had never examined the accounts. Other brief items note visitors and post office remodel at Fort Scott, and a birth and family visits in Morris County.
In New York City, Epi-Hab a nonprofit plant employing mostly epileptics on a subcontract basis offers jobs to men and women with epilepsy. Supervisors are the only nonepileptic staff, marking a distinctive employment policy for the firm.
Mr and Mrs Howard Wilson host their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Bobby Doan and Nancy from Kerrville Texas. The Doans arrived Saturday and will stay in Chanute for a week as guests at 624 S Evergreen.
A useful painting accessory—a dust pan with a rubber edge designed to protect walls when painting adjoining woodwork. The tool helps keep wall surfaces clean by guiding paint away from trims and edges during general interior tasks.
Chicago AP report states University of Wichita professor Victor Gilpin, 47, vanished while swimming two miles off Chicago’s lakefront with Walter McCrone, 47. McCrone says Gilpin fell behind and sank during a Lake Michigan swim.
Advertisers showcase a variety of goods and services capturing reader attention. Prominent offers include household items, clothing, and new promotions from local merchants highlighting sales and limited-time prices. The page blends product highlights with promotional copy aimed at driving purchases.
In Rome the streets use ancient military road methods with granite or lava blocks set on sand and clay. When needed, blocks are pried up, more sand and clay added, then pounded back. The surface wears well and repair costs stay low, though spikes risk catching between stones.
Chanute Tribune reports short notices from Monday July 1 1963 page II including local events updates civic actions and community notices with names and places tied to Chanute and nearby areas.
Three prisoners escaped from Mesa County jail in Grand Junction on Sunday. Edward George Roberts of Wichita, 35, held on burglary charges, was among the escapees. Seventeen others in the cell block refused to participate. The second floor block reportedly had no guard.
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