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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1965
Page
2
AP report notes cattle volume 7 000 with gains to 75 for steers and cows up to 50 higher. Hogs 4 000 with barrows and gilts up to 25 and sows 25 higher. Sheep 1 500 with spring lambs 25 50 lower and poultry prices for roosters and special fryers listed.
AP reports Kansas City wholesale and retail egg prices hold steady with large eggs at 22 to 30 cents, mediums 20 to 23, small 17 to 18, large B 20 to 22 cents. Wholesale large 30 to 33 1/2 cents, mediums 24 1/4 to 27 1/2 cents. Missouri Arkansas live fryers unchanged. farm delivered at plant 14 1/2 to 15 1/4. Butter Grade A solid 67 cents, quarters 68 cents.
Chicago AP notes butter and eggs holding steady with grade AA 93 score at 58 2, A 58 2, B 56 3, C 56. Eggs show steady to up two points with high grade whites 32, mixed 32, mediums 25, standards 27 1/2, checks 21 1/2. Live poultry wholesale buying prices also listed.
Chanute Tribune publication information lists staff roles and contact details. It notes evenings except Sunday, second class mail status, AP content, and subscription rates for Neosho county areas and other Kansas zones with annual and monthly pricing.
Chicago market figures show Wheat No 2 hard at 1.45 and No 2 red at 1.41¼, Corn No 2 yellow at 1.37¼, Oats No 2 heavy white at 73⅝, Soy beans No 1 yellow at 3.00 and Soy bean oil at 9.95. Prices given as board figures with market notation.
Wheat and corn prices shift as stock cars move in later market notes. No. 2 Hard and Dark hard red wheat ranges 1.40 to 1.68 per bushel, No. 3 1.38 to 1.45, corn prices mostly lower with No. 2 White 1.65 to 1.82 and No. 2 Yellow 1.33 to 1.35, oats and soybeans show modest ranges, milo and barley also listed with sacked bran and shorts prices.
Prices sagged in the slowest trading of the year as volume hovered around 3.6 million shares, lower than Friday’s 4.32 million. Corporate and U.S. Treasury bonds remained largely unchanged amid light activity.
Mr and Mrs M L Joiner of Wichita welcomed a son born Wednesday to Elena Jackson and Joe H Jackson family. Rodney M Sievers, son of Clarence and former Chanute residents, graduated magna cum laude from the University of New Mexico with Woodrow Wilson Fellowship and Phi Beta Kappa. Police arrested Richard Lee Heuser on intoxication charges in Salt Lake City.
The Chanute Bit and Spur Club held a Shodeo at the Fredrich Taylor farm east of Chanute Sunday afternoon with about 300 attendees. Fifteen arena events featured 49 contestants from Erie, Kincaid, LaHarpe, Colony, Iola, Humboldt, Parsons, and Chanute. First place winners included Marsha Knapp in polo bending and barrel racing, Chester McEndree, Joe Church, Kathryn Taylor, Harry Guy, Leonard Kennedy, and Leon Sinclair in various events.
Neosho Memorial Hospital reports admissions and dismissals across multiple days. Names and addresses appear for patients and residents in Thayer Humboldt Joplin and nearby towns with surgery or medical notes.
Pravda criticizes Beijing as openly hostile to Soviet efforts to unite the Communist world. The article accompanies a broader report of crime and local incidents including Gerald F. Dahly’s traffic confession, a pigeon pen break in Des Moines, and a broken water fountain at a Dairy Queen on North Santa Fe.
Alphonso Knapp 81 of 1115 W est died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a six month illness. He was born December 13 1883 in Wilson county and owned a gas station. Survived by a son a daughter four grandsons and four great grandsons two brothers five sisters and a wide family. Memorial service Tuesday at 2 pm at Johnson Chapel with Dr Duff Wagoner to officiate burial in Green Lawn Memorial Park. William Harvey Newland 1 Neodesha died Saturday at Wilson County Hospital after a two month illness. Funeral Tuesday 10 am at Davis Memorial Chapel Neodesha Rev Tom Parish Jr to officiate burial in Harrison Cemetery. Survived by a daughter and two granddaughters. He was born October 3 1883 near Altoona to Silas J and wife and was married April 16 1911 in Neodesha. He was a member of the First Christian Church. Body lies in state at the Davis Chapel until service.
Ten Kansas highways were closed by the Arkansas River flood at 9 a.m. The affected routes include U.S. 270 near Syracuse, K 27 south of Syracuse, K 25 between Lakin and Ul ysses, U.S. 160 east of Ul ysses, U.S. 83 south of Garden City, K 23 south of Cimarron, U.S. 154 southeast of Dodge City, U.S. 56 southwest of Dodge City, U.S. 283 south of Dodge City, U.S. 50 east of Kinsley, and U.S. 183 south of Kinsley.
Topeka reports a 48 hour traffic death log from 9 am Monday listing 2 fatalities for June 1965 and 266 for comparable 1964 period 280.
Dr. James Z. Appel, new AMA president from Lancaster PA, says a doctor boycott of Medicare would be unethical and bad citizenship even as he supports cooperation if enacted. He spoke at the AMA convention as Medicare bill advances in Congress. Some discuss a doctor boycott if the program becomes law.
Local consumer advisory highlights tips for safe purchases and avoiding scams. Experts from the consumer protection office urge buyers to verify sellers, read contracts, and keep records for protection in retail and online transactions.
A busy citywide schedule lists tennis at Highland courts and multiple leagues at IGA diamond Koch Bros. Furniture faces Sears and Roebuck at 5 30. Pee Wee at EUB diamond features No Way Cleaners versus Nations Cleaners at 510. Major League games include Merle Kelly Ford against Ash Grove at 709 and First National Bank versus Orleys Cafe at 960. Church softball shows EUB against Knights of Columbus at 790 and Grant Avenue Baptist versus St Patrick s at 900 with other events through the night.
Cindy Brant withdraws from the Neosho county dairy princess contest after her brother suffers a hand injury in a combine accident in western Kansas. Preliminary judging remains at 2:15 p.m. tomorrow with final judging and winner announcement at 6:30 p.m. at Tioga Hotel.
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