Butter steady as eggs mixed in Chicago markets
Chicago markets show butter unchanged while eggs vary with 75 percent or higher grade A whites quoted at 32 for 34 cents and mixed lots around 32 to 34 cents. Mediums listed at 27 cents.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1967
Page
2
Chicago markets show butter unchanged while eggs vary with 75 percent or higher grade A whites quoted at 32 for 34 cents and mixed lots around 32 to 34 cents. Mediums listed at 27 cents.
AP report from Chicago lists prices for wheat No 2 hard 1.63, No 2 red 1.52-53, corn No 2 yellow 1.29 2, oats No 2 heavy white 71 5 72 5, soybeans No 1 yellow 2.79 and soybean oil 9.15.
The tentative candidate list for summer commencement at Kansas State College of Pittsburg includes Ima Jean Vaughn Todd Hampton William McCrane Ralph Barclay Carol Bobek William Bobek Charles O Carter Jr thesis The Potential Natural Vegetation Areas of Neosho County Kansas Duane Clum and John Neppte from Erie plus an industrial arts education entrant and an administration student. A Friendly Neighbors Club picnic is set for Sunday at 1 p.m. at the home of Mr and Mrs Homer Wallis R 1 Erie.
James Edward Lind, son of Mr and Mrs R W Lind of 222 E 9th and a 1962 Chanute High School graduate, has accepted the position of assistant manager at the Singer Company in Emporia.
The AEC announced a underground nuclear test at the Nevada test site with a low to intermediate yield estimated from 29 000 to 200 000 tons of TNT. It marks the 16th weapons related test this year with one Plowshare program test for peaceful uses.
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General Motors and Chrysler led a late advance on the New York market as profits dipped from a year earlier. GM gained about 2 percent and Chrysler about 1 percent, with others like Sperry Rand Boeing and United Air Lines contributing to the broad upside.
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Patient census 62 adults and pediatrics with four babies. Wednesday admissions include Mrs Bain Mr Helm and others to medical units, several relocations and dismissals. Additional admissions and dismissals listed with names and addresses. police summaries note legal parking fine and a traffic case with Charles Glassner found guilty and paroled.
FRANKFORT Kentucky reports toll revenue close to ten million dollars for the year on four toll roads. The total marks a 31 percent increase over 1965 collections reflecting higher usage and toll rates across the network.
Ruth Dryfoos 34 of New Haven fired two shots from a 12 gauge in a Southern Connecticut State College classroom. Husband Robert Dryfoos and student Robert Evers were lightly wounded. she was arrested on assault with intent to kill and held on $5000 bond. Authorities cite domestic problems as the motive.
The Madras state government lifted an order that banned cereal dishes in restaurants on Mondays and Thursdays. Bachelors and other diners who rely on rice faced meals shortages during those two evenings.
Roscoe Drug Gist in Humboldt advertises coin buying selling and trading services with a complete stock of coin supplies. Store hours run weekdays from 9 to 11 30 a m and 2 to 6 p m and Sunday 9 to noon.
Frances C. Myers reported her 1959 model car scraped a pickup belonging to Ellis Dodge with damage to the right door and back panel. A Cha nute Country Club member noted youths trespassing to swim at the pit near Ash Grove Cement Company property. Authorities responded to several incidents including thrown rocks at a streetlight and a male assault complaint. Florence Rathbun said a misgear in a No-Way Coin Laundry lot caused $210 damage to her car and the wall.
Rod Greer aged 14 drowned Wednesday in the Walnut River near El Dorado Kansas. His body was recovered below the dam at the river’s east edge by Butler County and Augusta rescue squads. Parents are Mr and Mrs Jack Greer.
In Mexico City area high tension wires felled by a bus that struck a power pole. The bus caught fire killing seven people aboard and wounding 24 others. The accident occurred on the outskirts of the city.
Some Republicans urge the 1968 Legislature to eliminate certain state birthday holidays. They argue doors at the Capitol are closed on days marking anniversaries such as Robert E. Lee and Franklin D. Roosevelt.
City of Chanute governs area within three miles for subdivision rules adopted by the Planning Commission subject to county and city approvals. Public hearing required before adoption. notice per statute. Includes July 24, 1967 approval. Also lists defendants in a real estate quiet title suit in Osho County with notice to all heirs and parties. Judgment by August 25, 1967 if no response.
U S Savings Bond sales in Neosho County for the first half of 1967 totaled 114 972 dollars, per county reports to chairman William G Bodley. The January to June figure trails the 1966 period of 137 461 dollars and represents 26 percent of the annual quota.
Julie Marie and Joan Marleen LaRue were stillborn at Neosho Memorial Hospital last night to Mr and Mrs John W LaRue R 3 The mother Dorothy Marie McDermot survived by one brother Douglas and grandparents Floyd McDermed and Homer LaRue Erie A prayer service will be held 10 am tomorrow at Pierce Funeral Home Erie with Rev Norman Rogers officiating Burial in Shaw Cemetery Pierce Funeral Home in charge
Governor Robert Docking escaped unharmed after a fighter plane landing at Volk Field Wisconsin during an Air National Guard inspection. Pilot Maj Ted Coukoulis of the 127th Tactical Fighter Wing Wichita brought the F105 to a stop after the drag parachute failed and tires blew. The governor remained unfazed saying he trusted the pilot.
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