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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1962
Page
2
Cattle steady across classes with prices for steers and heifers in the mid to high twenties, and slaughter calves and feeders showing varied gains. Hogs and sheep move mixed with barrows and gilts down slightly, sows steady, lambs up. corn futures fall, soybeans rise in the Kansas City market report.
Market notes list hogs cattle bulls and sheep with varied grades and weights. Prices show U.S. No 1 and 2 hogs 190-240 lb at 18.00-18.25, sows and bears priced, cattle by weight with grain fed steers up to 26.75 and other ranges, calves stockers and yearlings included, plus related farm service ads and local business references.
A 1949 Chevrolet driven by Mrs. Marain Brinkmeyer sustained rear fender damage estimated at 25 dollars after a collision with a 1960 Corvair driven by Jim Neyhard near the park drainage ditch bridge. Neyhard swerved when a dog darted in front of him. Four year old Michael Everman broke his arm visiting relatives in Olathe. Larry Lea from Springfield is spending summer with his grandparents in Burris addition.
Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers hold at market levels while broilers move 14 2-15. Eggs for commerce list large A 23-29, medium A 19-25, small A 15-18 with most at 17. Notes include wholesale egg prices for Toomey families and local residents, and Monday evening visits to Hazel Steeves and Clarence Gemble households.
Mrs. Ervin Steeves of Thayer is listed in Neosho Memorial Hospital after surgery on Monday. She is reported in satisfactory condition as she recovers from the operation.
Albert Solomon 97 of 223 North Franklin died at Bryant Rest Home Tuesday after months of illness. He was born December 15, 1864 in Exeter Canada and moved to Ridge, later Chanute in 1893 where he ran a grocery business until 1925. He was married to Cora Young in 1895. Survived by brother Fred Solomon and grandson Albert K Solomon and great grandson Rex Carroll Solomon. Funeral Friday 10 a.m. at Roy S Gibson Funeral Home with burial Elmwood cemetery. Odd Fellows to hold grave memorial. Mrs Lucy L. Hildreth funeral Wednesday 1 p.m. at Roy S Gibson Funeral Home. burial Altamont cemetery.
Kansas adds two to its traffic toll with a one car crash near Portis killing Dale LaRue aged 45 and injuries from July 14 car truck crash claim Sandra Brennan aged 18 near Little River.
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Wheat No 2 red quotes at 2.1444 with No 1 yellow hard 2.21 and No 2 yellow 2.21. Oats No 1 extra heavy white 65 1 2, No 2 extra heavy white 66 64. Wheat closed up a cent. September corn 2.14 5. oats lower. rye 1 cent higher. soybeans mixed around 2 4 higher to 4 lower for August.
The paper promotes its own ads as genuine and dependable. It urges readers to trust the advertised guidance and follow the advice presented by the advertisements themselves.
Pittsburg Kan AP Democratic chairman Joe Saia reversed his opposition to a write in for secretary of state and nominated Andy Gray in the August 7 primary after an attorney general opinion said a write in error would not invalidate the whole ballot. He urged Democrats to write in Gray and to follow the attorney general on election boards.
Admissions list includes Mrs. Joe Goben at 1101 S. Forest and others for medical, surgery, or mixed care. Dismissals note several patients from Thayer and Humboldt areas, plus a birth to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hesler of Yates Center and to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Atkins at 912 N. Garfield.
Senator James B. Pearson of Kansas voiced hope the Senate will back the compromise farm bill though he admitted it is not completely acceptable. He noted the farm problem is complex and no farm bill will be entirely satisfactory as he spoke at a campaign stop in Plainville.
Edward F. Arn, Republican Senate hopeful, urged Kansas to adopt the Kerr-Mills Medical Care Act during a Manhattan reception. He noted 28 states already have such programs and expressed confidence Kansas lawmakers would give it serious study amid debate over Medicare.
Morton Sobell, convicted in 1951 of conspiring to commit espionage, has been denied parole by the Federal Parole Board. The Justice Department announced the ruling on Monday, leaving Sobell to serve a 30 year term.
Byblos in Lebanon, birthplace of the name Bib le, is described as a fishing village with about 1000 residents.
SAN DIEGO Calif AP officials said a quarantine at the 10 000 man naval training center may be lifted today after four infectious meningitis cases were reported at the base.
In a Thailand boxing match one fighter billed as Bright star of Petch Chingchai camp dominates with bold attacks from bell to bell. His foe billed as Blast-up star of Wongdeves camp is described as a strong Bangkok cauliflower industry producer and tough opponent.
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