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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1965
Page
2
AP report from Kansas City shows cattle 1 800 head and calves 100 with steers and OWs steady to 25 higher. hogs 3 000 with barrows and gilts steady to 25 higher. sows 25 lower. Sheep 1 200 with lambs steady at 24.25 to 25.00 and ewes 5.50 to 6.75.
U S 1 and 2 hogs priced 23.25 to 23.50 for 200 220 pounds plus ranges for other hog sizes. Cattle categories include grain fed steers and heifers up to 36.50 and various stocker calf, heifer, and steer classes with prices from 18.00 to 36.50. Veal cows bulls sheep and lambs listed with multiple weight and quality brackets.
AP reports consumer eggs fryers and butter unchanged. Wholesale egg prices stay steady with Mediums at 26 to 27 and Large at 29 to 31, both at 80 percent.
Chicago market update shows live poultry prices mostly steady. Roasters sell 24 to 25 cents per pound, special red white rock fryers 19 to 21 cents, heavy hens 18 to 18.5 cents.
Wheat values rise with 336 cars. No 2 hard and dark hard 1.47s to 1.56s. No 3 1.492. Corn 14 cars. No 2 white 1.65 to 1.82. Oats steady No 2 white 71 to 77. Soybeans 2.69 to 2.81. Sacked bran 38.00 to 38.75. Sacked shorts 40.00 to 40.75.
Grain prices fluctuated with soybeans steady to up 3 cents a bushel at close. Wheat dropped to about 1.43 per bushel for July, corn slipped to around 1.30, oats near 68 cents, rye near 1.10, reflecting varied demand and supply.
The stock market fell further in late afternoon trading in New York with about 3.3 million shares traded. Bonds remained largely unchanged as market activity tapered.
Among pre-enrolling freshmen and transfer students at Kansas State University in Manhattan, Myrna Sue Rains plans to major in secondary education and business. She is the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. C. Edgar Rains of 1501 S Highland. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Nelson included their son and his wife Roy L. Nelson Offutt AFB Neb a grandson Jerry Nelson Fresno and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Varndell with Kathy and Bobby Hobbs N Mex. A patient from the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital was taken into protective custody by police early today and later released to the hospital.
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs. John W. Ellison 67 of Humboldt and Lee Drake 70 of Humboldt. Services planned at St Josephs church and Price Funeral Home with burial in local cemeteries. Additional funeral notices include Esther Surbrugg and Seward Barnes with details of rites and bearers.
Edward C. Keefe 55, executive vice president of the Oklahoma Independent College Foundation in Oklahoma City, was unanimously elected president of Kiwanis International at its 50th anniversary convention in New York. The Oklahoma educator led the 270000 member group by acclamation.
Pasadena ap reports the 575 pound Mariner 4 is about 1.5 million miles from Mars and nine million miles from its July 14 photo rendezvous. It is expected to sense Mars gravity today and may transmit 21 pictures once it emerges from behind the planet.
The Neosho County board discusses the 1965 66 budget request of 26000 for the city recreation commission noting a lower tax levy due to a new unified district. Trustees approve Kansas Association of School Boards dues and hire Sterner and McDowell as accountants. Junior college board reports 25 academic and 15 athletic scholarships for the term with most assignments made. resignation of Ralph David accepted as sociology instructor at Kansas State College.
Carl Simpson pleaded guilty in police court to careless driving and driving on a suspended license. He received 10 days in jail for each charge, and parole tied to previous drunk driving offenses was revoked. Commitment for parole revocation set at six months with the two 10 day terms to run concurrently, starting Aug. 7.
The trustees accepted a reciprocal agreement with Iola allowing students to attend out of county schools if those schools reciprocate. They reported the school system earned 467.53 from one third share of wheat crop profits and voted to discontinue land rental to pursue a new school project before next harvest. Sterner and McDowell named as board accountants.
The daily list shows Admissions and Dismissals in Yates Center and Buffalo plus numerous Highway Patrol Citations and District Court actions. Names include Mrs William Bishop George Cox Dana Kyle Dana Kyle and James Matthews with addresses in Tulsa Humboldt Coffeyville Iola and more. Citations list speeding reckless driving improper passing failing to observe stop signs and driving while intoxicated with fines from five to forty five dollars and five dollar costs. District Court case Virginia Barker vs Dale Barker cites contempt proceedings with deadlines and an Aug. 3 hearing.
Governor Edmund G Brown announced California's total personal income for the first quarter of 1965 reached 59.052 billion dollars, the highest among states and above New York for the period. The report shows Californians had more pocket money than residents of any other state.
Maude E Greenlee and Cecil M Greenlee contempt proceedings continued to September. Ed C Glover vs Ralph E Glover judgments include 509.40 and 1525.42 to be paid into partnership, with creditors disbursement and court reporting. Anna Winans vs Veil Winans grants divorce custody of child, property rights advisory. Home Savings Assn vs John E Kinney Barbara Kinney Limerick Finance Co judgments 6007.56 and 1491.79 with foreclosure and redemption period ruling.
Publication details show evenings except Sunday and second class entry. It lists post office postage paid at Chanute Kansas and notes Associated Press affiliations. Subscription rates by mail apply in Kansas and surrounding counties with yearly and shorter terms and prices.
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