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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1963
Page
2
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes cattle with no test, hogs at activity 2,500 head steers 23.00 to 25.00, cows 12.25 to 14.50, hogs 18.50 to 19.00 for 200-260 lb and 17.75 to 18.25 for 280-300 lb, sows 15.75 to 16.50, lambs 20.50 to 21.00 for prime, 19.50 to 19.50 for choice, ewes 4.00 to 5.50, overall steady to higher.
Cattle and hogs trading steady with varied grain fed and stocker prices. U S choice cattle 24 to 25 half. 700 900 lb goods 23 to 24. calves 500+ 25 to 25. killing calves 300 450 lb 22 to 24. stockers 28 to 32. heifers 25 to 27. cows 13.5 to 19. bulls 17 to 21. sheep lambs 14 to 19 summer ranges.
Chicago price report shows Wheat No 1 red 1.644 to 1.685, No 2 red 1.84 to 1.85, No 1 yellow hard 1.962 to 1.98. Corn No 1 yellow 1.33 to 1.34, No 3 1.32, No 4 1.28. Soybeans No 2 yellow 2.60, soybean oil 8 to 1.9. Wheat settled down 4 to 5 cents, July at 1.70 1/2. Corn up to down, July 297 to 1.30. Oats 65 to 66, July up. Rye 1.25 1/2 to 1.27, July soybeans 2.59 1/2 to 2.60.
Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Haynes of 930 S. Highland left for Rochester Minnesota where he will enter the Mayo Clinic for observation and treatment. R. C. Tweddell of 112 S. Central is reported in critical condition at Mercy Hospital Fort Scott after being hospitalized since early June.
Mrs William T Hunt of 110 South Tennessee broke her shoulder Wednesday morning while caring for her grandchildren.
Mrs. E J Oliver of 1605 S Edith was moved from Neosho Memorial Hospital to Kansas University Medical Center on Tuesday.
Pioneer Appliance entertained dealers and salesmen from southeastern Kansas counties at a dinner last night at the Chanute Country Club. Carl Haight acted as master of ceremonies for the 96 people in attendance.
Mrs Margaret Wood FR 1 a school nurse attends a two week workshop on the principles of epidemiology for nurses at Texas Woman s University College of Nursing in Denton Texas The workshop opened Monday
Kansas City AP notes mixed movement in grain quotes with wheat and corn easing or rising slightly across several grades. Soybeans and oats show modest gains while barley and rye post small shifts, alongside steady mile maize and kafir pricing.
Lisbon reports Portugal rushing military reinforcements to its African colonies amid rebel threats in Portuguese Guinea where rebels have seized 15 percent of the colony. Five ships have departed Lisbon with troops, two bound for Guinea, as a $32 million credit for abroad military operations is granted. Defense Minister Gomes D'Araujo says rebels entered from Senegal, robbing and intimidating locals. Senegal has not yet commented.
AP reports consumer eggs unchanged and wholesale eggs steady with large 80 percent at 30 to 33 cents, medium 80 percent at 26 to 28. Poultry and butter unchanged. Missouri and Arkansas live turkeys and broilers at farm 13 1/2 to 14, mostly 13 1/2, delivered at plant 13 3/4 to 14 3/4, heavy type 13, light type 7 to 7.5.
Chicago AP notes butter prices steady with no change and eggs steady to firm. Wholesale buying prices unchanged to two cents higher with 70 percent or better Grade A whites at 322 and mixed at 324.
A brief note lists measurements for sails and rigging including mediums 26s standards 28, dirties 25s and checks 24. The terms suggest a catalog of sailcloth or rope sizes used in a historical maritime context.
Irene Cumings of 1202 S Plummer reported minor damage to her car to police at 3 12 p m yesterday after striking the side of the Dairy Queen building at 924 N Santa Fe The event was described as minor damage with no injuries noted
A 1963 Ford owned by Mrs. Carl Young at 1408 S Evergreen was struck around 8 50 p m yesterday while parked in front of her home. The other vehicle was a 1955 Pontiac that fled the scene. Neighbors saw the car but could not determine its color in darkness. police noted red dish brown paint on the Young car.
Mrs. Jerry Jones reported at about 10 30 this morning that a dog owned by Tom Slater at 308 South Wilson bit her son and drew blood. Police investigation found the dog had up to date rabies inoculations.
Iola motorist Fred L. Zornes was arrested after his 1951 Studebaker struck a gas pump a rental trailer and a parked 1963 Ford wagon at a Santa Fe service station about 8:30 p.m. Damage totaled about 350 dollars. He faced reckless driving and no license charges.
Franklin County 4-H wins the district judging contest with Rog er Thorn and Douglas Higbie as top individuals. Butler County places second, Crawford County third. Allen County eighth among 11 counties. Ten classes of cattle judged by 105 4-Hers. medals and ribbons from Iola Chamber of Commerce. Dale Bowyer presents awards. judges include Ralph Bonewitz of Kansas State University. Cattle supplied by local ranchers. chocolate milk products sponsored by Page Milk and Meadow Gold.
Multiple funeral notices detail services for Laura Colfax Keeton Clarke Howard Anderson Golda O Krone John K Markham and relatives. Services occurred at Johnson Mortuary Colfax Baptist Church Zion Lutheran Church Yates Center funeral home with multiple officiants and floral tributes. Burial local and in Colma California Memorial Park. Surviving family members listed with residences across Colfax Elsmore Chanute Iola Roswell Seattle and Yates Center.
Wall Street and market activity shifted as President Kennedy asked Congress for a new tax on long term foreign securities. The market erased an early advance and traded irregularly, with volume around 3.4 million shares. Major stocks moved fractionally to up to 80 points, as traders weighed the Kennedy proposal and the SEC's latest trading reforms. Corporate bonds were mixed and U.S. government bonds edged higher. Closing stocks updated.
Humboldt notes describe a North Humboldt park picnic hosted by Mr and Mrs Dale Orton and others for the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League convention in Kansas City. Tim Yockey presided as class week leader while Rev and Mrs Seyfert and Mrs Lassman attended. Also covered are local visits, travel, and community events including a wide tour by Mr and Mrs Howland to Newfoundland and eastern Canada, and several church and youth group meetings with 16 MYF attendees.
The Salt Institute states dairy cattle require three times as much salt as beef cattle, highlighting differing dietary needs for the two livestock groups.
Jay Roberts, five time letter man at Kansas University, told Chanute Rotary members last night KU's solid backfield and line should make this year's team as good or better than last season. He showed a film of last year's game highlights. Visitors included Jim Gough Tom Pate and Charles Winker, with Cecil Brinkmeyer presiding.
Neosho Memorial Hospital admission and discharge activity for Wednesday includes Mrs. William T Hunt, 110 S Tennessee. Walter Bradford Earl ton. Mrs. Loleta Houser, 302 S Santa Fe. Sigrid Ahnlund Lavonburg. and birth of a boy to Mr. and Mrs John L Hole at 628 W Main. Today admissions list Ererett George Earlston. Kenneth Gingrich 121 S Lafayette. Robert Leadstrom Lavonburg. Sandra Krone 1102 S Lafayette. Dismissals include Alfred L Hastings Humboldt. Mrs Roscoe Offenbacker Buffalo. Mrs Merle Toews 1402 S Santa Fe. Mrs Drexel Allen 19s N Washington. Jane Cordner 501 S Highland. Willis J Young 112 S Rutter. Mrs Katherine Hardman 111 N Western. Boyd Moon 1201 S Central. Mrs Louis Ortiz and daughter 1109 S Washington. Mrs Ronald Burk R2.
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