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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1964
Page
2
AP reports cattle numbers at 1200 with calves at 50 and mixed quotes for steers heifers and primes. Hogs show declines in barrows gilts and sows with varied weights and July soybeans range noted with price signals.
Parson s U S numbers outline price ranges for hogs cattle and calves by grade and weight with steady trends for cows bulls and stockers. Sheep prices and lambs shown with ranges. Wall Street NY AP notes steels lift market strength late day with about 48 million shares traded. averages fluctuated from intraday highs but recovered some. bonds mixed and governments advanced.
Kimball residents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Owen and Ethel visited Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Don Dreyer and Cindy. The Kimball Evangelical United Brethren church held a Sunday school picnic at Highland Park in Chanute Sunday noon with many swimming afterward. Wesley Solomon of Chanute is cutting trees for Mr. and Mrs. Milbern Kelsey. Grace Roberts of Terrion Oklahoma, Sam Sexton and John Sherman of Ava, and Mr. and Mrs. John Hibbs and Eric visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brown. Dwayne Clapson has been visiting the past three weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lee and George Noales. Tuesday he and his sister Marie, visiting relatives in Chanute, returned to their home in Excelsior Springs Missouri.
Prince Philip returned from Malawi independence celebrations and paused at the airport for photos, but nine photographers were blocked 50 yards behind a barrier. An airport spokesman promised it would not happen again as he headed to Buckingham Palace.
Three Coast Guardmen wrestled control of a drifting cab cruiser after a protesting dog caused the vessel to drift in San Francisco Bay. The owner, Don R. Hammit, was ashore and tied up the boat forgot. Hammit faced charges of drunkenness and mischief but posted $68 bail. The dog Keoki was impounded for a $3.50 fee. The item notes National Park Service camping facilities in 76 parks.
AP reports wholesale egg prices with 80 percent grade A for large eggs 30 to 33 cents per dozen and mediums 26 to 27 cents for 80 percent grade A. Market notes indicate varied quotes across batches and sources.
AP report from Chicago notes live poultry prices steady to higher with roasters 23-26 cents per pound and special breeds around 18 to 20. Butter remains steady with score AA 57 and other grades near 57 percent. Eggs show weak wholesale demand with prices unchanged and whites around 29 cents, mixed and mediums near mid 20s.
Chicago AP notes wheat No 1 soft red at 1.484, No 2 yellow hard 1.58 percent, corn No 1 yellow 1.26 and No 2 yellow 1.26 with samples at 1.21, oats No 1 extra heavy white 64s, No 2 heavy white 63n, soybeans No 1 yellow 2.504, soybean oil 8.25. Wheat rose about 7.5 cents to near July grade 1.444, corn eased to about 1.215, oats listed small adjustments.
A fragmented market listing shows Grade A extra large to Grade B large eggs with current receipts. Includes cream grades premium and No 1, plus hens and buyers noted. Hides and glue hides prices are listed at four cents per pound.
AP reports Kansas City grain prices with wheat at 390 cars unchanged to up 14 cents. No 2 hard and dark hard at 1.53 to 1.60. No 3 at 1.57. No 2 red 1.51. No 3 1.48. Corn 24 cars unchanged to down 44 cents. No 2 white 1.33 to 1.42. No 3 1.28 to 1.40. Oats unavailable. No 2 white 67 to 73. Milo maize 2.16 to 2.17. Rye 1.13 to 1.18. Barley 92 to 99. Soybeans 2.42 to 2.50. Bran 35.25 to 36.00. Shorts 37.25 to 38.00.
Mrs. John Swallow reports an unusual event at her house today as she canned corn. A window in the living room had a bullet hole with the bullet in the sill. The screen hole suggests the shot came from the southeast, but the shooter is unknown.
A weekend house party in Garden City honored Kelly Maison on her 50th birthday. Attendees included Earl and Gene Reinhardt, Gail Maison, Kent, Kathy, Bobby, and house guest Mrs Ken Prickett of Columbus Ohio, plus Whyte, Baughman, Morrman, and Bill Reinhardt of Topeka. Lynda Hutchison will enter KU Liberal Arts this fall after attending KU Preview. Chanute attendees for the Baptist Convention of Hispano America in Wichita July 7 to 11 include Rev E R DeLuna and family, Opal Mendez, Dean and Judy, with Rev Aurelio Mandujano as principal speaker.
AIC Dale E. Allen son of Mr and Mrs Harry E Allen from Route 3 left Sunday for Saigon South Viet Nam His wife Margaret and children Randy and Joy also reside on Route 3 in the same locale
Hospital notes list admissions and dismissals for Neosho Memorial on Tuesday including Ronald Gericke Jeff Carder Joyce Herrin Jollene Mendenhall Mrs Loren Lee Charles Yockey Maude Anderson and more with addresses and medical status Births and relocations also noted across several local residents and moving details including buildings and a patio permit for Charles Stroh and an office building for Robert Pennington.
Mrs. Mary L Huffman died at 1 15 this morning at Neo sho Manor after several months illness Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by the Roy S Gibson Funeral Home
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