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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1962
Page
2
AP market notes show hogs 3,000 head with barrows and gilts 25 to 1.00 higher and sows 25 higher. 1-3 barrows and gilts 17.50 to 18.75, 1-3 sows 13.75 to 16.50. Sheep about 500 head with lambs and ewes slow, lambs 20.50 to 23.00 for good to choice, cattle 500 head with calves 50, slaughter steers scarce, vealers 23.00 to 26.00, feeder steers 24.00 to 26.00.
The market shows steady to firm values across hogs cattle and sheep. Hogs range from 8 to 18.25 with various grades and weights, cattle cover grain fed steers heifers and calves from 14 to 31, while sheep and lambs list prices from 2 to 21 with several weight and quality classes noted.
AP report lists consumer egg prices for large A 23-30 cents, medium A 19-25, C’s dirts and checks 14-20, unclassified 18-22. Wholesale eggs large 80 percent A 29-31, medium 24-26. Poultry values show unchanged weights with heavy hens 12, light hens 8, hens under 5 pounds 6, capons 8 pounds 18, capons 7-8 pounds 16, young ducks over 9 pounds 15. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers at farm prices plant broilers fryer 14 1/2-15. Butter Grade A pounds 65, Grow A quarters 66.
Chicago AP reports butter prices unmoved with grade AA through C ranges and car results, while eggs show unsettled values with major white, mixed, medium and standard grades holding or dropping slightly. The note lists various grade scores and dirties with cents per pound figures.
Hospital notes list Wednesday admissions Mrs. Wilbur Mitchem 221 W 4th medical Mrs. Clarence Williams R 1 medical Mrs. Leon Yarnell Eric medical and dismissals Mrs. Bertha Hampton 31742 S Highland Mrs. Kenneth Raney 1405 S Highland Mrs. William Helton W Elm Chester Yockey 509 1st Daniel Penno R 3 Rich a Cooper Thayer Denny Raney 102 W Mulberry and birth Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mueller 1117 S Evergreen a boy Admissions today Mrs. James Ellis Eric surgery Sharon Pullman Humboldt medical Joseph Mahoney Eric surgery Dismissals today Mrs. Merle Greve R 3 Mrs. Anthony Bollig and daughter R 2 Police citations Grover Fitzpatrick Coffeyville fined 17 for DWI 25 for leaving the scene 5 court costs total 150 or imprisonment choice Thomas Evens 17 W 3rd posted 25 bond reckless driving Carl Walter Ankerson Claremore Oxfa posted 10 bond speeding District Court filings James Webb Wearing Supply Co Carl Akins abstract of
The notice lists prices for eggs including Extra Large Grade A and Large Grade A, Cream premium and No. 1 and No. 2 cream, roosters and hens, and hides. Receipts show varied figures such as 18 and 30 cent per pound ranges.
Wheat No 2 yellow dropped two cents to 2.21 as July futures settled at 2.1054 to 2.1078. Corn rose about a half to a full cent with July at 1.0875 to 1.0909. Oats slipped slightly with July at 67.5 to 66.5 cents and rye fell to 1.254 with July at 1.242. Soybeans declined to 2.52 to 2.54 with July futures at 2.524 to 2.527. Barley offerings showed choice at 1.23 to 1.43 and feed at 0.93 to 1.15. No corn or soybean sales reported.
AP reports Kansas City grain prices with 114 wheat car counts and mixed futures for No 2 and No 3 grades. Corn volumes show 24 cars with declines and modest gains. soybeans, rye, barley and bran prices listed, alongside shorts.
The stock market widened its gains in quiet late trading as volume reached about 3.1 million shares, below Wednesday. Key stocks rose fractions to around 2 points with growth issues advancing, while smaller declines and bond downticks tempered the overall rise. Closing stocks:
Mr and Mrs C V Crissman return from a ten day Royal Gorge trip and visit relatives in Quinter and Oakley. Sgt Gary Toon and wife return from overseas duty in Germany and plan to move to Ft Bliss Texas. Patricia Rash attends Kansas State University events and Delta Theta convention speeches.
Edward F. Arn, candidate for the Republican nomination for U S senator, told reporters in Shawnee Mission Kansas that the free enterprise system remains the most perfect vehicle for meeting mankind's economic wants while facing attacks from communists abroad and socialists at home. He said domestic liberals mock the system and leftists call it a failure, and he reaffirmed belief in the American way.
Kansas Attorney General William Ferguson urged the Legislature to set specific hours for county offices. He noted current law requires offices be open during usual business hours Sunday excepted, and said only courts can judge if closing Saturdays constitutes a state-law violation. The opinion followed Shawnee County officials varying Saturday practices.
A consumer guidance brief promotes safe purchasing practices. It stresses checking reviews, comparing prices, and verifying seller legitimacy to avoid scams.
Abstracts of judgment filed in Chanute city court show Harzfeld's Inc. vs. William Willis and wife for 226.01 with 6 percent interest from January 20, 1962 and Harzfeld's Inc. vs. William Willis and wife for 355.69 with 6 percent interest from January 22, 1962. Marriage licenses issued in Erie list Carl Weiner III and Susan Downing Allday, Glen St. Campbell and Keren L. Dillion, Leonard E. Thurston and Bertha Machill, all residents or connected to Chanute/Girard.
In Wichita the attorney general Wil liam Ferguson rejected George Hart's plan for Democrats to vote for Hart as secretary of state to avoid write in errors. Andrew Gray of Richland is declared the official write in candidate with no other Democrat filed. Hart plans to vote for Gray. Montgomery praises Hart's endorsement of Gray from governor hopeful.
Don Colaw 65 of 2092 E Main died Wednesday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Born April 27, 1897 near Buffalo, he married Nora Sullivan in 1917. Survivors include two sons, Victor and Orrie, four brothers, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral by Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home. Also: infant Johnnie Roger Greve, three days old, died at Kansas University Medical Center after birth at Neosho Memorial Hospital. He is survived by his parents, brother, and grandparents. services pending.
Saskatchewan doctors and the Socialist government of the CCF discussed a compromise on the compulsory Medical Care Insurance Act as a province wide strike continued. Doctors dropped demands to suspend the act, asking major changes before returning to practice while the government tied changes to doctors returning to work and said physicians may practice outside the program.
In Burlington two Republican hopefuls spoke at a Wednesday night event. Joe Corpstein sought the U S Senate nomination and Joe Skubitz pursued the congressional seat for Kansas fifth district. Corpstein condemned Congress for agriculture policies and subsidies that favor large farmers. Skubitz warned against costly Southeast Asia commitments under President Kennedy.
Last rites for James W Heady will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the Christian church with the Rev. Glenn Crosby officiating. Burial will follow in East Hill cemetery. Johnson Mortuary is in charge. Pierce Funeral is listed in the notice.
Ruth circle of Grant Avenue and Dorcas circle at 201 N Lafayette hosted meetings with Mrs Leonesday, Mrs Ed Cox, and Mrs Vernon Youngberg among attendees. Opening prayers, devotions, and the Christian Karens of Thailand paper were presented. refreshments served to about 30 members and guests.
Mrs Havorka was welcomed as a new JayCee Jaynes member at a Tuesday evening gathering in the club rooms. President Mrs Keller led the session and plans for the coming year were discussed. Refreshments were served by Mrs Kern and Mrs Christansen to members and guest Mrs Yocum.
Mrs. Jack Buzzard of R. 1 hosted the Forget Me Not Home Demonstration unit Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Clifford Holman presided while Mrs. Charles Wolfe presented the lesson Meal Planning For Health and Pleasure. Ray Ranz won the door prize as eight members attended, and a picnic is planned for August 21 at the North Shelter House, Santa Fe Park.
Mr and Mrs Leo Donovan were surprised Tuesday evening with a party marking their 25th wedding anniversary hosted by Mr and Mrs Joe Rovito at 607 S Evergreen. Guests included their sons Terry and Danny and many Donovan relatives.
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