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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1967
Page
2
In Kansas City cattle numbers reach 7000 with varied changes across classes. Feeders steady while steers and heifers mostly down. hogs and sows show declines. lambs rise. Grain futures show mixed moves with wheat corn oats soybeans and byproducts quoted with several price ranges.
The report provides bid ranges for livestock including hogs cattle veal cows bulls and sheep. Prices cover U S graded hogs 180 to 270 pounds cattle categories grain fed stockers calves heifers yearlings veals and slaughter sheep with various quality designations and weight classes.
Chicago grain notes list Wheat No 2 hard at 1.75, No 2 red at 1.69. Corn No 2 yellow at 1.41. Oats No 2 heavy white at 0.79. Soybeans No 1 yellow at 2.96. Soybean oil at 10.45. Prices shown in s n n with time unspecified.
The Dow slipped to 853.40 at 2 p.m. down 9.91, then firmed as bargain hunters and long-term investors bought the dip. Early losses were sharper, but sentiment improved after the U.S. stated neutrality in the Middle East conflict and volume topped 8.9 million shares in four hours.
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes wholesale eggs at 80 percentA ranges with 22 to 26 for large, 80 percentA 1742 to 22 for medium. Butter unchanged with Grade A quarter prices at 78, Grade A solid at 77 per pound.
Chicago AP reports butter steady with unchanged scores 93 AA 66, 92 A 66, 90 B 63 4. 89 C 59 44. Eggs hold steady to 2 cents higher, A whites 75 percent or better 25, mixed 24 12, mediums 21. Live poultry unchanged to lower roasters 27-29, special fed White Rock fryers 19-21 42.
In Grat ton West Virginia Anna M Jarvis a schoolteacher began a personal campaign for a national Mothers Day Her efforts gained official sanction in 1914 when President Woodrow Wilson proclaimed the second Sunday in May a national holiday honoring mothers.
Beatrice Thayer Pittman was elected president for the coming year as Christian Scientists held their annual meeting in Boston. A ground breaking ceremony marked the start of the Church’s new Administration building, the first of several structures in a $15 million Back Bay center.
Police in Wuppertal deploy motorbikes fitted with recording cameras mounted on handlebars. The units run on motorcycle batteries and focus cameras up to 40 feet away. Each pack includes a powerful electronic flash and a date recording device showing date time and vehicle speed.
Gerald E. Frame of Panorama City California completed an eight week fireman training course Friday. After graduation he will be assigned to a Los Angeles County Fire Station. He is married to Viola Manly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Manly of 1201 North Washington.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Cameron of 1202 South Garfield returned from Wyaconda Missouri where they had been for a week following the death of his brother Albert Cameron in a farm tractor accident on May 20.
Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Olson of Thayer were dinner guests yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dutton, 1219 South Evergreen.
Mr and Mrs Jim Rader of Waco Washington former Chanute residents announce the birth of daughter Kimberly Jill on May 25. They also have a daughter Jodie Marie age 19 months.
Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cassingham 919 N Lafayette included Mrs. Mary Crawford Cedar Bluffs Nebraska Mr and Mrs Clois Crawford and family Alan Nebraska Mr and Mrs Larry Powers Linwood and Mr and Mrs O J Slife and family Sapulpa Oklahoma
Due to illness and death of Mrs Anna Sechler Fort Scott Mr and Mrs J E Slyker 602 S Evergreen are in Fort Scott Mrs Sechler died Saturday The funeral service will be at Konantz Mortuary Fort Scott at 1030 a m Tuesday Mrs Sechler is survived by her husband William who is the brother of Mrs Slyker
The Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce public relations committee will meet at 7 a.m. Friday at Hart's Cafe to plan an open house for the chamber's recently remodeled office.
Police questioned a group of six youths early yesterday about city curfew rules. Two Allen county youths were given temporary lodging while the rest were sent home. A Pittsburg route truck driver reported a broken left window and a bottle found nearby. Chanute Ambulance Service office also reported a broken window believed caused by a club.
Mrs Clyde Johnson of Anaheim California is visiting Mrs Gladys Wright and Keith Wright at 1602 South Ashby and other relatives in the area.
Henry W. H. Butler reports to a youth seminar at The Explorers Club that in a Western Australia tribe men rank first, children second, hunting dogs third, and women last. Butler will study a small Australian island under a club grant, noting men do much of the cooking.
Howard Almond reported his son John was bitten by a dog at 403 S Steuben. Police spoke with the dog owner’s family and warned them to keep the dog tied to prevent further incidents.
Nesting sites of bald eagles in national wildlife refuges are guarded and closed to the public during mating season. Timber cutting within half a mile of nests is forbidden to safeguard the birds.
Daily Transcript reports visiting hours from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. with a patient census of 60 adults and pediatrics and two babies. Admissions and dismissals list numerous names and addresses for medical and surgical cases over the weekend and upcoming day with a birth noted for a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Barnby.
A Police Court roundup lists numerous speeding fines and costs for Douglas M. Miller Earl D. Beck Franklin D. Williams Larry D. Sloan Charles J. Davis Harlan L. Johnson Eugene J. Richard Enoch Wilbur McCorkle Ray Bresee Kenneth A. Webb William H. German Elton T. Klauman Harold L. Thornton Floyd A. Russell Jack E. Jordan Raymond L. Perez Glenna Foust and others. It also notes overloading truck suspensions illegal tags and driving while suspended with varied bonds and jail or fine outcomes.
Myrtle Kilgore 57 died Saturday at her sister Mrs Orin Jaynes’ home in rural Thayer after a year of illness. Born Oct 23 1909 near Neodesha she was a Wilson county resident. Survivors include her father James Fletcher Kilgore two brothers Carl Liberal and Lewis Thayer and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Loran Fawcett Funeral Home Neodesha Rev Wright Horton Galesburg officiating. burial Star Cemetery near Neodesha.
Guy O. Smith aged 84 of Evergreen died Sunday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a yearlong illness. A retired Santa Fe storekeeper born August 21, 1882 in Henry County Indiana, he lived 70 years in the area and married Ruth Ann Johnson in 1910. Survivors include daughter Virginia Bentley of Denver and multiple relatives including five sisters and one brother. Memorial service planned.
Police issued summonses to Rick Ranabargar of 1019 N Forest for disturbing peace with a loud muffler cited Saturday night and to David L. Hall of 21 W Fourth for speeding cited Saturday night.
Jennie Harper 82 Thayer died Saturday at St Pay Manor Nursing Home after six weeks as a patient. Born April 29 1895 in Pipestone County Minnesota she married Samuel Harper in 1889. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery with service at Johnson Chapel and Robison Funeral Home. Cora Lash Crawford 89 Humboldt died Sunday at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Born near Humboldt January 18 1878 she married William H Crawford. Funeral Tuesday 2:30 p.m. at Dunham Funeral Home Fredonia.
Russell Cave in Alabama, an ancient Stone Age site dating about 9,000 years, was dedicated as a United States national monument on May 7, highlighting marble regaining importance as a basic building stone.
Chanute Tribune lists subscription prices for various regions and delivery options. The notice details rates by mail in trade territory and outside, Chanute boxholders, and Chanute carrier service, with terms for annual and short-term periods.
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