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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1969
Page
4
AP markets roundup shows cattle totaling about 1000 head with calves, feeders and heifers priced across 27 to 34 dollars per hundredweight. Hogs listed with multiple weight classes from 210 to 310 pounds range 24 to 51 dollars per cwt. Sheep at 500 head not established.
AP reports wholesale eggs and butter prices in Kansas City. Large eggs grade A 40-44 count and 80 percent A, medium eggs 29-33 cents per dozen with 80 percent A, butter grade A priced at 79 cents per pound for solid and 80 cents per pound for quarters.
Parsons livestock market reports butter scores and car ratings with grade breakdowns. Sheep show good and choice finished spring lambs up to 28 dollars per head in Chicago.
Market listings show grade A extra large .38, grade A large .00 st, grade A medium .23, grade B large .22, grade C varies. Current receipts reflect sweet cream and premium cream prices. No. 2 cream priced at .42. Hides and glue hides quoted per pound.
Chicago grain prices list various futures quotes with wheat at No 2 hard yellow 1.33n and No 2 soft red 1.32n, corn No 2 yellow 1.20, oats No 2 extra heavy white 65'2, soybeans No 1 yellow 2.71, and soybean oil at 8.05n.
The Pentagon reports three guided missile ships and two submarines en route to Cuba for a visit between July 20 and 27. A group with a cruiser destroyer and frigate sits 600 miles east of Charleston while another group with two submarines and a tender lies 720 miles east of Jacksonville. U S surveillance flights with P38 aircraft continue as Nixon plans a trip to Romania in August.
Gov. Ronald Reagan said he would vote for S. I. Hayakawa to become permanent president of San Francisco State College. Hayakawa, a noted linguist, was named acting president during student uprisings last year.
Wall Street opened slow with losses leading gains by more than 400 issues. The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 863.62, down 6.73 points. Analysts cited dull trading and a lack of buying interest as the market drifts lower.
The 48th Regular Convention of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod opens with a mass at Red Rocks Amphitheatre west of Denver. The event runs to July 18 and focuses on Christian training at elementary and secondary levels with new teaching techniques. Dr Gerhard Wundinger will officiate the mass and a mass choir performs four anthems including Alleluia Let Praises Ring. Organist Paul Mans will perform at the Air Force Academy on Sunday afternoon.
Visiting hours listed for Neosho Memorial Hospital. patient census shows 69 adults and pediatric cases with three babies. Multiple admissions for surgeries and medical cases from Tuesday through today. Birth: a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Goff in Walnut Route 2. Fire run, police summonses, and district court filings from Chanute include divorces, contractual judgments, and automobile negligence cases with specified amounts.
The report on Ken Casper owning East Suburban Water Corp is largely incorrect. Casper is president, but ten individuals hold equal shares. The board of directors voted to assist Water District 107 members. Also noted are family announcements: Vernon and Mrs. McGee announce a daughter Angela Lynn born Monday, with grandparents listed. Marvin Phillips of 417 West 5th injured in a fall while painting, suffering a broken ankle and crushed heel, per Mrs. Phillips.
Obituary notices list Mrs Ray Moriarty 58 of 711 S Santa Fe dies after three months illness. Also announced are services for Hubert Wilson, Floyd Kelley, Alice Braschler, Frank Bean, Goldie Stone, and related funeral arrangements by Johnson Mortuary and Johnson Chapel.
Three Chanute residents were admitted to Neosho Memorial Hospital after a two car collision south of Santa Fe Park on U S 169. Mrs Bernice Butin and Frank Butin of 115 S Evergreen and Mrs Anna Lou Mattix of R 4 were treated. Mattix drove a 1963 Chevrolet struck by Adrian Tromsnees 36 Parsons R 3 in a 1960 Mercury. Mattix was entering the highway. Tromsnees uninjured. Passengers Mark Mattix 18 R 4 not hurt. Vehicle damages placed at 300 for the Mercury and 500 for the Chevrolet.
In June Neo Sho Memorial Hospital admitted 310 patients for medical 208 surgery 81 and obstetrics 21. Out-patients totaled 275 with 64 X ray 39 laboratory and 172 emergency room. Nursery saw 77 patient days. occupancy 66.8 percent for adults and pediatrics and 18.6 percent for nursery. Daily census 68.1 adults pediatrics and 2.6 nursery infants. Board meeting events included Virgil Mix John McMeekin Ed Naanes Wallingford chair presiding Dr Kihm Gien Dormois administrator and Joe Balch attorney.
Classified items include thanks for a 50th anniversary from Mr and Mrs R D Worley and notices for ice deliveries, an annual Levee land owners meeting, a Fashion 220 consultant, bridal crowns, Rush ton barber shop two dollars and a half, Alcoholics Anonymous, an ice cream social at Stark Ball Park, and a church ice cream supper at High Prairie Church with event times listed.
Gladacre Farms seeks a farmer carpenter to handle an Angus cowherd and build barns near Olathe with good pay. The Humboldt Brick and Tile Company advertises an OPENING in theSales Department. Apply at 910 New York Humboldt. Four nights out weekly required. Box 1162 Mission Kansas contact RA 2-1663.
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