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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1963
Page
2
AP report from Kansas City shows cattle at 4 000 head, calves 100, with ranges for steers around 24 to 25.75 and heifers 22.5 to 25. Cows traded 14 to 15 with grain-fed at 16.25. vealers 22 to 25. Hogs 3 500, barrows and gilts 18.00 to 18.75, sows 15.5 to 16.25. Sheep 1 600, lambs weak to 50 lower, prime 21, mostly 19 to 20.5, ewes 4 to 5.
The report lists bid ranges for hogs cattle and sheep at Parsons including U S No 1 and 2 hogs 190-240 pounds $17.50 to $17.75 and up to $17.90 for high choice. sows and bears priced from $8.00 to $14.50. Cattle quotes cover steers and heifers 600-700 pounds $22.00 to $23.50, 700-900 pounds $21.00 to $22.00, calves $16.00 to $24.00, stockers $16.00 to $31.00, and yearlings $16.00 to $26.00. Cows and bulls priced with utilities $11.00 to $19.75 and bulls $19.00 to $21.00. Sheep and lambs show steady demand with spring lambs $19.00 and wool lambs $17.00, feeder and culled ranges $10.00 to $16.00, slaughter ewes $2.00 to $5.00, breeding ewes $6.00 to $12.00.
Kansas City reports consumer eggs new small size 17 to 18 cents per dozen, other sizes unchanged. Wholesale eggs about 80 percent of previous price for medium, others unchanged. Poultry and butter prices remain unchanged.
Chicago prices for live poultry show roasters at 25 to 26 cents, special fed white rock fryers 19 to 20, heav y hens 18 1/2 to 19 1/2. Butter steady and eggs mixed to higher with Grade A whites 31 to 31 1/2, standard 28 1/2, dirties 25 1/2.
Kansas City market notes show wheat prices from 1.99 to 2.14 for No 2 and No 3 grades, corn range 1.28 to 1.40, oats near 0.95 to 0.75, mile maize 2.06, kafir 2.01 to 2.14, rye 1.23, barley 1.02 to 1.08, soybeans 2.46, bran 41.00 to 41.75, shorts 43.25 to 44.00, with various car counts and small price shifts noted.
Wall Street nudged higher but gains faded as the market moved unevenly late in the session. Trading was light while grain futures showed mixed changes with soybeans steady, wheat up, and corn and oats fluctuating. Volume was about 3 million shares, near Monday’s 3.29 million.
The Buffalo Christian church council met for its regular session opening with a song. Devotions were given by Mrs. Frank Sanders. A clothing box was sent to the Kiamichi Mountains Oklahoma Mission. A July cafeteria supper was planned. Mrs. Wayne Hinkle led the program, Susan Cox played a piano solo, and vocalists performed. Refreshments were provided by hostesses Mrs. Wayne Hinkle and Mrs. Max Decker for 15 members and three children. Nearby visits included Harleys and Hempen family members. Elmer Casteel of Phoenix joined a ten day visit. Corporate bonds were mixed and U S government bonds were slightly lower in New York.
Byron L Hinkle died at Veterans Hospital Kansas City on Monday night funeral Thursday at 2 p m Waugh Funeral Home in charge. Mrs E Arnold niece of Hinkle 2205 Steuben. Frank J Byers Los Altos California died Saturday service Wednesday 12 30 p m in Los Altos. Burial in San Burno Military Cemetery survived by his wife one daughter one granddaughter five brothers and one sister. Funeral service Halligan Requiem mass said at St Patrick s Church this morning Rev Hugh O Keefe. Bearers named and burial in St Patrick s Cemetery.
AP reports Chicago prices for wheat corn and oats with bid and offer ranges for No 1 red 1.85 4-86 No 1 hard 1.97 No 1 yellow hard 1.97 4 2 No 3 yellow hard 1.96 Corn No 1 yellow 1.33 2 No 5 yellow 1.28 Oats No 2 heavy mixed 68 2 No 1 heavy white 69 No 1 extra heavy white 69 69 5 No 2 extra heavy white 69 s Soybean oil 8 s-9 a.
Grain prices moved in tight ranges with wheat up slightly and corn and oats showing small gains while soybeans rose modestly. July contracts listed with varied cents per bushel and dollar figures amid steady markets.
A Chanute man and woman were released on $15 bond after police arrested Denae Ingram and Marty Ingram facing fighting charges. Police responded to a 9 46 p m call about a sidewalk fight in the 200 block of East Main. Investigators say Ingram forcibly carried his wife from a tavern nearby leading to the street quarrel.
Daily Transcript lists Monday admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital Mrs Roscoe Offenbacker Buffalo surgery. Tuesday admissions include Mrs Lester Willmes 702 N Forest medical and Mrs Glen Swiler Galesburg surgery, etc. Births today include a boy to Mr and Mrs Charles Burns Humboldt and a boy to Mr and Mrs William Coyne R3.
A note suggests adding sugar to a two cup flour biscuit recipe with baking powder and salt. Sugar may be sifted with dry ingredients. The French often serve sweetened biscuits and sometimes enrich dough with an egg.
The report records Asa Casteel and spouse Mr and Mrs Asa Casteel with their son Jimmie and daughter Cindy visiting from Phoenix. The family left to return on July 9 and were joined by Falter Casteel and Bryan for a visit starting July 6.
William B Taylor R J Barston and Tom Carl Pate among 182 freshmen and transfer students entering the University of Kansas Lawrence this September who attended the summer KU Preview July 15 16. The Rev R E Owen pastor announced the public is welcome to attend. Theft of a wrist watch at the Municipal Swimming Pool reported to police by Jimmie Naff 617 W Oak. Mrs E J Ramsey 821 S Plummer reports her nephew Michael Parsons son of Mr and Mrs Hershel Parsons Shawnee. An unsuccessful attempt to break into a home at 420 E 14th while residents were at work reported by Johnny Quinn. The Parsons family were residents of Chanute until about three years ago. Total carloads moved over the Santa Fe System for the week ending July 13 1963 were 31378 vs 31481 a year ago. On line loadings 22339 vs 22703. Cars received from connections 9039 vs 8778. An egg with an embossed design of the number two displayed by Pamela and Patricia Horn 916 N Forest. A film The Unfinished Task will be shown Wednesday 730 p.m. at the First Assembly of God.
Laura M Keeton 65 of 115 N High land died Saturday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a two day stay She was born April 13 1892 in Mounds Oklahoma widow of Edward H Keeton Survivors include sisters Mrs Don Myers Cody Wyoming and Maude McVickers Euless Texas Services at Johnson Mortuary on Wednesday at 2 30 p m with Rev LaMoine Waldron of the Christian church officiating Interment will be in Colma California
Park officials report the interior of the fun house at Palisades Amusement Park burned today. Park manager Anna Cook estimated damage at about 250000 dollars. Fire Chief James F. McGraw suspected an electrical short circuit started the blaze. Mrs Cook said the park atop the Jersey Palisades across the Hudson from Manhattan would open as usual.
Mrs Joan Brown's funeral took place Sunday afternoon at Pilgrim Holiness Church in Humboldt with Rev Ruth Campbell officiating. The Rev and Mrs A R Wiley sang Beyond the Sunset and Near the Cross with accompaniment by Mr Wiley. Bearers were Harold Bradshaw Warren Bercaw M L Nooteboom J A Van Nice Arthur Middendorf and Fred Collins. Floral attendants were Elizabeth Webb Mary Middendorf and Sally Middendorf. Burial was in Mount Hope.
Jewelry estimated at 15000 dollars was stolen from John Petrie’s Wichita home. Police say the pieces belonged to Mrs. Sam Springer, Petrie’s mother in law. The Springers, staying at the Petrie residence while the Petries vacation in Colorado, were out to dinner when the burglary occurred.
Tulsa AP reports U S oil production fell last week with Kansas and Oklahoma driving the decline. U S crude and lease condensate averaged 7,489,025 barrels per day, down 28,475 from the prior week. Kansas produced 89,975 bpd, down 27,725, and Oklahoma 551,250 bpd, down 19,850.
CARTHAGE MO AP Dean Ogden found a $25 raise in his paycheck Monday. He laid the money on the kitchen range and left briefly. Returning he found his 16 month old son Wesley had turned on a gas burner and the money had gone up in smoke. He hopes to be reimbursed through homeowner's insurance.
In Binghamton New York city judge Joseph W Esworthy pleaded guilty to public intoxication and faced a choice of six months in jail or having their mouths washed with soap. Richard Walicke 19 and Francis Perkins 56 were each punished by two patrolmen with soap for swearing at women and a police officer respectively.
The body of Sp. 5 c Edward J Lankbein Jr 25 was discovered in a car on U S 75 near Burlington Kansas Sunday night Officials say the death appears to be from a personal safety related gunshot wound a .22 caliber automatic pistol lay near the body
Vandenberg Air Force Base announced a routine training launch today firing a Titan ICBM. No injuries reported and the operation proceeded without incident.
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