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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1964
Page
2
In Kansas City cattle steady to higher for steers and heifers with mixed ranges, calves light. Hogs show weakness with barrows and gilts off. sows steady. Sheep weak with lambs and ewes varying by grade. Chicago butter and eggs steady to firm with varied grade prices and pack details.
Parsons Livestock lists bids across hogs cattle and sheep with ranges for U S number grades weights from 180 to 900 pounds. Prices span hogs 13 to 16.75 per hundredweight and cattle from 11 to 25 plus for various grades. sheep and lambs show steady demand with lambs up to about 21.50 and ewes down to 2.00.
Kansas City AP lists consumer eggs for large 25-30 cents, medium 23-27, small 18-20. large B 23-25. wholesale eggs 80 percent large 31-34 1/2, mediums 27-28. Poultry live fryers and broilers Missouri Arkansas at farm 14 1/2-15, delivered at plant 15-15 1/2. Butter grade A b solid 67, grade A b quarters 68.
Kansas City report shows wheat down to 2: No 2 hard 1.50 to 1.63. No 3 1.50 to 1.52. No 2 red 1.49 to 1.53. No 3 1.47 to 1.52. Corn 1.56 down: No 2 white 1.33 to 1.42. No 3 1.26 to 1.40. Oats, rye, barley, soybeans, bran and shorts also listed with varying bids.
The New York market eased from morning highs as auto and steel stocks fell back this afternoon. Trade volume was about 4.8 million shares, below Friday's 5.42 million. Prices opened higher and stayed firm until midday, then cooled as many issues retreated. Bond prices were steady to slightly lower in spots.
Chicago buyers see live poultry prices with roasters quoted at 23 to 25 cents per pound in a fluctuating market. The AP dispatch notes slight shifts as producers adjust feeds and demand in the Chicago area.
Chicago AP notes wheat and soy futures with No 1 soft red at 1.46 percent, No 2 soft red at 1.45, heavy yellow at 1.56, No 2 yellow oats at 1.23, No 1 yellow soybeans at 2.50, and soybean oil at 8.35.
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A compact collection of witty lines from Wilson County Citizen and Santa Fe Magazine showcasing marriages, home life, and short three word slogans. The quips reflect humorous takes on family harmony and assertive mantras.
A miscellany of pithy quotes from several newspapers jokes and observations. Items poke fun at science progress laundry costs car size advertising and tastes noting humorous regional and national perspectives. Readers glimpse opinion pieces and light editorialized asides across states.
A column of humorous lines evokes turn of the century speed limits fashion yawns and money worries. It notes an oldtimer recalling twenty miles per hour and jokes about yellow clothing and shoes that hurt mothers. It closes with a quip about ducks enjoying life as they dive into water.
The guide outlines calendar items from yearbooks, contact deadlines for Monday through Tuesday events, and two days advance notices for other days. It requires full names for married women, urges complete materials when called in, and notes news value fades after two days with limited notices via letters.
A collection of brief, disconnected newspaper style lines and witticisms. It includes sayings attributed to various papers such as the Courier the Construction Digest the Holyrood Gazette and the Bartlesville Examiner Enterprise. The text blends aphorisms with humorous notes about profession and life.
Local brief items and community notices from Chanute Kansas dated Monday July 15 1964. Items include society announcements, upcoming events, and short agency notices reflecting mid century small town life.
Police filed a report from Mrs. Car Brooks of 1301 N Washington at 11:40 p.m. Saturday. Johnnie Adams of Hutchinson faced a concealed weapon charge after allegedly throwing a hunting knife when officers arrived. Glen Farrow of 1124 N Forest was charged with intoxication. Adams posted a $50 bond and Farrow a $15 bond.
Police responded at 3 20 a m Sunday to a Chanute restaurant disturbance. Don J Elder 1407 W 14th was arrested on intoxication and resisting arrest and later released on 40 dollar bond.
C E Thomas of 427 South Kansas reports multiple incidents of someone dumping garbage in his driveway yesterday. This marks at least the third occurrence.
Police investigated an accident at 2 45 p m Saturday on E Elm near N Malcolm. Willis J Duhon 525 S Evergreen received a summons for failure to yield the right of way. LaVonne M Atteberry Stark drove a 1962 Chevrolet and attempted a right turn into an alley. Duhon driving a 1959 Buick followed and rear ended the Atteberry car causing about 150 dollars damage to each vehicle. Both cars were traveling west on Elm.
Mrs. Nola Breiner and Mrs. Kenneth Ingels with Seanna and Mrs. Jane Ingels and sons of Kansas City have returned to their homes after spending a week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Breiner in Denver.
An Adv column advises readers on cautious shopping practices. It stresses verifying seller credibility, inspecting products, and keeping records to avoid scams. The piece emphasizes thinking before purchases and using trusted sources for comparisons.
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