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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1963
Page
2
AP dispatch notes hogs up to 25 higher with barrows and gilts 17.00-50 and sows 14.50-15.25 for 275-400 lb. sheep lambs steady to weak with ewes down 50. feeders steady and good to prime lambs 19.00-23.50. cattle calves 50, steers 25 lower, heifers steady, cows up 25-50, good to choice heifers 20.50-22.75. utility to good steers 21.00-22.50, cows 14.75-16.50, dealers 23.00-27.00, feeders 23.00-25.00.
Parsons livestock prices show hogs 25 cents higher with various grades 190-270 pounds ranging 16 to 17 dollars for mixed grades and sows to 14 dollars, bears 8-10. Cattle steady with grain fed steers 22-23.5 dollars, calves 20-24 dollars, stocker calves 22-31 dollars, yearling stockers 21-26 dollars, cows 11-19 dollars, bulls 14-21 dollars. Sheep and lambs mixed with good and choice lambs up to 22.50 dollars for under 90 pounds and feeder lambs 12-14.5 dollars.
Kansas City AP reports consumer eggs and poultry markets steady. Dirties and checks move 17 to 22 cents, wholesale large eggs quoted at 80 percent A 272 to 30 cents, with other prices unchanged.
Chicago AP reports live poultry unchanged and butter and eggs steady with no price changes observed, reflecting flat commodity tones across the market as buyers and sellers await shifts in supply and demand.
Chicago Wheat futures steadied with modest gains after a crop report traders saw as mildly bullish. Other grains and soybeans stayed mostly steady to weaker. Gains were described as mainly short covering, with estimated carrot receipts showing corn 143, oats 5, barley 4, soybeans 3 and no wheat or rye.
Chicago AP notes no wheat or soybean sales. Corn market lists No 1 yellow 1.27, No 2 yellow 1.27 2-28, No 3 yellow 1.26 2, sample grade yellow 95. Oats No 1 extra heavy mixed 72%4. Soybean oil 8sb-9a.
Kansas City market notes show wheat 19 cars with mixed prices for Nos 2 and 3, corn 109 cars with various futures for white and yellow types, oats limited with No 2 white at 68-76 cents, maize at 2.07, kafir 1.97-2.09, rye 1.11-1.17, barley 93-97, soybeans 2.50-2.56, bran 34.50-35.25, shorts 39.25-40.00.
Daily Transcript lists admissions including Lottie Hoffman Bryant Rest Home and Mrs Ethel Frankenberry Neosho Manor among medical cases. Dismissals include Edna Nibarger Bryant Rest Home and others. Birth recorded for Roy Hawley and spouse at 606 S Central. Police cite Herma Smith and Leroy Mary for speeding with $5 bonds after timer tests.
Larry T Wilson son of Mrs mer, for past four weeks. Dorothy Wilson 19 S Forest hastinson joined them last week and became landscape architect with Miller Wilry and Brooks in Louisville Ky. He is Chanute High School and Chanute Junior College graduate and 1962 Kansas State Univ Manhattan grad. Married to Nancy Oyler they have daughter Traci Ann one year. Mr and Mrs Grant Wilson 806 S Forest returned home after Memorial Day weekend with Eugene Wilson Kathy and Doug Joliet IL. Pamela and Gary Wilson children of R D Wilson 1321 W 5th left for summer at Flagg Ranch Moran Wyo to work at resort all summer.
Mr and Mrs H F Mattinson and daughters Susan Jill and Pamela will depart for their Edmonton Alberta home this Thursday after visiting Mrs Mattinsons parents Mr and Mrs D A Finney at 301 S Plum Street.
William C. Markley III, grandson of Mr and Mrs W C Markley, has been accepted by the U S Naval Academy and will report June 26. He completed Bellevue Senior High School in Nebraska with top honors and was on the honor roll all four years. His father served as a major in the Army Air Corps and the family has lived in seven states and in Panama and Australia.
Washington AP reports General Services Administration plans to sell the old post office at Ottawa and Independence Kansas. Ottawa building to Franklin County for 27500 dollars and Independence building to the city for 14500 dollars. Senator Frank Carlson R Kan was informed today.
Mr and Mrs K C Snyder of 624 S Lincoln reported the death of George Baker a retired Ford dealer in Fredonia who died last night. He was a longtime local figure and is survived by family and close associates in the Fredonia area. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Snyder family pending details.
Two Parsons teenagers Jimmy Samples 16 and Jerry Dixon 17 were arrested on warrants for forgery after attempting to cash an $18 check at Jeffs Foodliner. Clarence Fields Chanute also faces a $25 forgery charge. They waived preliminary hearing and await district court. Bond set at $500 each. The forged check bore the name James Greenwood.
Wall Street in heavy trading closed mixed with the Dow near its 1961 peak. AP reports indicate aerospace and sugar stocks led moves in the erratic session as investors weighed gains and losses in a market that fluctuated throughout the day.
When preparing meat loaf, monitor salt as pork sausage varies in saltiness. Some sausages may already supply enough salt, reducing or eliminating the need to add extra salt to the loaf.
Mrs Richard E. Moody and Melinda Elmore of Elmore Ohio arrived to spend a month with her parents Mr and Mrs J Frank Jones at 513 West Main and with her sister Nancy.
A family on W. 3rd near Neosho Manor woke to a prowler at their back door about 1 a.m. today. The intruder walked around the house and fled. police found no one at the scene.
Mrs Mary Massey of 1095S Steuben hosted a family reunion. Attending were Mrs Claudia Naranack of Jacksonville Alabama, Mrs Ruth Johnson of Kansas City, Mr and Mrs J W Massey and family of Wichita, Mr and Mrs Warren Massey with Janet and Marcea of Haysville, and Mr and Mrs Howard Jenkins and family of Chanute.
Relatives of the late Sam and Hattie McCoy will hold a basket dinner Sunday at Highland Park. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Miller of 705 West Oak attended Kansas City University graduation ceremonies Saturday afternoon, where their grandson Gordon Hensley of Overland Park was among the graduates.
Wichita based American Legion members will study a proposal to hold Boys State programs in Wichita and Lawrence. The Legion sponsored sessions here for 26 years until this year when it moved to Lawrence.
Gov John Anderson traveled to Lawrence to address Boys State and discuss future needs for citizen involvement in government and public service. He planned an Overland meeting on the federal aid highway act of 1962 and its impact on road planning now and after July 1 1965. He released a Kansas Industrial Development Commission letter noting funds depend on a coordinated urban transportation plan involving Kansas City area. He will be named honorary chairman of the Kansas 4 H Foundation board at Rock Springs Thursday.
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