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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1964
Page
2
Kansas City market notes show cattle offerings at 1 800 head, calves 50 with moderate activity and steady tone. Steers and heifers mostly in the 17.5 to 19.25 range, cows 12.75 to 14.50, calves 16.50 to 18.50, feeders up to 19.00, hogs 14.75 to 15.25 for 190 to 250 lb, sows 13.00 to 75, sheep 23.25 to 24.25 for prime lambs, 21.50 to 23.25 for good to choice, ewes 4.00 to 5.50, feeders 15.00 to 16.50.
Parsons Livestock lists mixed U S No 1 3 hogs 180 270 pounds at 14 15 dollars per hundredweight with higher quotes for 190 200 pounds and sows down to 11 13 dollars. Cattle show steady demand with grain fed steers 600 700 pounds at 19 20 dollars and heifers up to 20 dollars. calves, stockers, and bulls also priced across weight ranges. Sheep steady with spring lambs up to 22 75 dollars and ewes from 2 to 10 dollars for breeding stock. Bloodstock and byproducts not listed.
AP report from Kansas City notes steady prices as of today. Farm delivery rates for live fryers and broilers range from 12 1/2 to 13 1/2 cents, while delivered plant prices run 13 1/4 to 14 cents.
Chicago markets report unchanged live poultry prices with roasters at 24 to 26 cents per pound and White Rock fryers 16 to 19 cents. Barred Rock fryers quoted at 21, breeder hens light volume at 19 1/2, and a few fryer roaster turkeys at 27.
Westamerica markets a wide range of Mutual Funds and other investments with no favored fund family. It emphasizes helping customers select options that fit their ideas and financial situation, offering a no obligation discussion to review pros, cons, costs, and risks.
Chicago grain futures end mixed with no wheat sales and slight drops in oats and soybeans. Soybeans hover around 2.54 a bushel, corn remains near 1.29 a bushel, oats around 0.69 a bushel, and wheat down to 1.50 for July delivery amid quiet trading.
AP reports Kansas City grain bids with unchanged to higher tones for corn and wheat. Prices show No 2 and No 3 grades for wheat and corn ranges, oats none, rye and barley modestly priced, soybeans near 2.46 to 2.51 and bran and shorts listed.
In New York the market steadied this afternoon reversing some earlier losses. Volume neared four million shares versus 4.17 million the prior day. Major stocks gained modestly while volatile issues rose 2 to 3 points. Corporate bonds mixed and government bonds mostly unchanged.
Mrs. H E Carllson of Tulsa recently won a seat on the Tulsa Board of Education and is a former Tulsa Parent Teacher Association president. Mr and Mrs R G Edington of Concordia visited his mother Mrs A B Osgood. Memorial weekend guests included Garry and Paul Rayton, Mike Patrice and others. Roy Lee Braden graduated from the Kansas University School of Medicine and will intern at St Luke's Hospital in Denver.
Mrs. Hattie Pherigo Mason 77 of Chanute died at Wesley Hospital Wichita after a long illness. She lived at 806 N Garfield and had remarried George Mason in 1954. Survived by four daughters four sons and five step children. Funeral Friday 2 p.m. Roy S Gibson Funeral Home Elmwood Cemetery. John C Rohrbaugh 83 of Buffalo died May 27 at Fredonia hospital. Survived by two sisters and one brother. Funeral at Campbell Funeral Home Yates Center burial Thawville Ill. Rolla Cunningham 72 of Wichita died at home after a heart attack. Born in Chautauqua County reared in Chanute. Ida E Bivin funeral Erie Rest Home Thursday 10 a.m. Erie Funeral Home.
Chanute High School and Junior College and Baker University at Baldwin award degrees. Thomas Jerome earns a bachelor of science in elementary education from Kansas State College Pittsburg and will teach in Shawnee this fall. Donald E. Jerome earns a bachelor of science in business administration and will start as an auditor in Wichita June 8. They are sons of Bernadine Jerome and Wilbur Switzer with relatives from Miami Oklahoma and Topeka attending Manhattan commencement. Keith N. Switzer earns a bachelor of science in civil engineering and will join Scott Consulting in Omaha Nebraska. his wife is the former Lila Fitzgibbon. They have two sons.
Charles Henshall, Chanute attorney, invited by the administration to speak to the legal section of the American Legion Boys' State at the University of Kansas Lawrence campus. He is slated to speak Friday to the section comprising Supreme Court justices attorney general and other legal officers.
The obituary notes that the deceased lived in Wichita for more than 40 years and is survived by his widow, a son Arnold Bruce of Baltimore, two sisters Nora and Elsie Cunningham of 503 N Western, and two grandsons. Funeral plans are incomplete with Quiring Mortuary in charge.
Kansas pre trial discussion covers trust fund requirements in installment burial merchandise contracts. State argues funds should be placed in trust with each payment. defendants say trust not needed until contract completion. Officials dispute claims of state bias. lawyers for both sides list representatives Hoffman Balch Powers.
The feature explains how advertising can help consumers compare prices, verify product claims, and assess safety. It notes tips for reading labels, checking warranties, and spotting misleading promotions to make informed purchases.
Personal contact note lists Mrs Carroll H at 211 West Main Chanute with telephone numbers HE 1-3210 and HE 1-0341 for daytime and residence communication.
The Daily Transcript lists Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions on Tuesday for Mrs. Ernest Crawford, Mrs. Maurice Harrigan, Kenneth Pulley, and Penny Sutcliffe, with dismissals including Mrs. Irene Saving and Louise Pribbernow. A birth is noted for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis. Admissions today include Eugene Green, with several listed dismissals and recent moves among residents. Traffic, building, and fire activity are also recorded along with multiple parking, speeding, and stop-sign citations.
Garden City Kansas police arrest two Colorado jail break escapees, Jess Roberts age 39 and Rich K Kraus age 36, after a passerby reports a stolen car. They surrendered near the vehicle and one carried a revolver. another revolver was found in the car. They are to be returned to Colorado.
Earl Rutherford was elected president of the Chanute Shrine Club at a Shrine meeting with 70 members at the Drumstick Cafe. Clark Hollinger of Yates Center became vice president and Lige Matlock was chosen secretary-treasurer, succeeding retiring president Dale Steinman. Potentate William Sewark, past-Potentate James Duff, Recorder DeVere Love, and the Potentate's Divan attended.
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