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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1965
Page
2
Kansas City livestock totals show cattle and hogs varying by category with higher steer and hog values. Spring lambs rise as wheat and corn futures drift, with grain markets softening across No 1 hard wheat and corn positions in Chicago.
Parson s Livestock shows U S 1 and 2 hogs 200 220 lb 21 50 21 70. cattle include grain fed steers and heifers U S choice 23 50 36 50 and good 22 00 24 00. veal prime 24 00 26 00. cows utility 13 00 15 00. bulls 14 50 16 50. sheep lambs 26 00 top and feeder lambs 15 00 17 50 with other classifications and price ranges.
AP reports Kansas City wholesale egg and butter prices hold steady. Large eggs at 80 per cent A 27 229 2 cents per dozen, mediums 80 cents. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers 15 16 delivered 16 17 cents.
Chicago AP notes live poultry butter and eggs unchanged with no price changes. Market roundups indicate stable dairy and poultry commodities in today’s report.
The Chanute Tribune printed in Chanute Kansas provides publication details including address Zip 66720 publisher Dwight McCreight news editor Dwight Wallingford and staff roles with circulation and composing departments. The paper is published evenings except Sunday and is a second class matter with postal payment at Chanute post office. It is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press.
Wheat and corn futures ease with 18 car Wheat bids down 2 to 2 lower, No 2 hard and dark hard 1.46 to 1.52, No 3 1.43 to 1.49, No 2 red 1.44 to 1.47. Corn 23 carriages 4 to 6 lower, No 2 white 1.65 to 1.84, No 3 1.55 to 1.82, oats steady to 81. Mile maize 2.17, rye 1.04 to 1.08, soybeans 2.77 to 2.83. Sacked bran 39.00 to 75 and sacked shorts 40.00 to 75.
Market rates list Grade A eggs by size from Extra Large to Medium and Grade B Large. Also shown are cream prices per unit, common commodities, and hides priced per pound. Current receipts and miscellaneous items appear with varied weights and prices.
The New York market sank late in the afternoon as volume rose to about 6.2 million shares from 4.85 million on Tuesday. Corporate and Treasury bonds showed little change as traders watched prices and activity.
Five traffic accidents were reported to police yesterday with one serious enough for a written report. The serious crash occurred at 3 45 p m near the small bridge on S Western when Paula Whitworth swerved to miss a dog and the vehicle rolled over.
Pedro Lopez an 18 year old on a Bronx rooftop fell five stories to his death Tuesday night while attempting to jump from one building to another police said he misjudged the distance.
Delores Webb and family from Brighton Al and Ruth McCullough of Las Animas Colo visited relatives over the weekend. Ray Vanderford reported a four quart ice cream freezer was stolen from his locked home. Open house planned for Forrest L Junod on Thursday night as he nears KU medical school graduation. Lynn Hollenshead, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H Howard Hollenshead, sustained a minor concussion after a diving incident and was hospitalized briefly.
Harold Eugene Saubers 38 died Saturday in Wichita after living in Buffalo Benedict area and Valley Center. Survived by wife Wanda Metzer four sons two daughters parents two brothers four sisters. Funeral at Buffalo Methodist Church with Masonic rites. burial Buffalo Cemetery. Cora Blanche Brown 81 died Tuesday at Coffeyville Memorial Hospital. Born Leanna Navy 1883. married Robert C. Brown 1905. Survived by three sons and one sister. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Friday PorterKinser Chapel Iola. burial Highland Cemetery Iola. Plus others in Erie and Chanute areas noted with funeral details and church affiliations.
Mrs Mayme A Foxworthy, 74, longtime Erie resident since 1913, died at 11 30 p m yesterday at Bryant Rest Home following a lengthy illness. She entered the rest home about a month ago and had been in poor health for several years.
Admission Tuesday list includes Mrs. Gerald Rowan and Andrea Brown plus Rex Clements and Ernest Roe with surgerys and other medicals. dismissals name Rev. Charles Minsch and several others with hometowns. Birth Tuesday reports a boy for Mr and Mrs Wayne James at 901 N Garfield. Admission today Mollie Horton 1020 N Forest medical. Dismissal today Harve Johnson R1.
John C. Kerwitz and Tom R. VanSickle announce the purchase of Terrill's department store at 113 E. Main. It will be Tracy's Inc with active management by Mrs. Carl Tracy Kerwitz. The store will continue to offer fabrics and women's apparel. Kerwitz and VanSickle have ties to Lawrence Topeka and Fort Scott.
Lawrence Kansas residents were evacuated from the top floors of University of Kansas dormitories as a large thunderstorm and possible tornado moved through the area. The weather service reported several tornado sightings but no touchdown or major damage. A tornado warning sounded around 7 p.m. with strong rain and hail reported near Lawrence and Le Compton. Damaging effects were limited to farm buildings lost and scattered incidents, with no widespread property image reported in Johnson County.
London AP reports Queen Elizabeth II celebrates the 12th anniversary of her coronation. Her reign continues with ceremonial duties and national observations across the United Kingdom.
Italy’s armed forces held the 19th anniversary parade featuring the largest display since the war with armed cars tanks and Nike Hercules and Hawk missiles on show.
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