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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1966
Page
2
Kansas City reports cattle prices with steers up 50 to 100 cents and calves strong, hogs steady to down, and lambs softer. Chicago prices show grain futures for wheat corn oats and soybeans with mixed quotes and no major shifts.
The report lists bid ranges for Parson_Hogs and cattle like grain fed steers and heifers, stocker and feeder calves, veal, cows, bulls, and sheep. Prices vary by grade such as U.S. choice, good, standards, and weights from light to heavy, with figures for sows, boars, heifers, lambs, and ewes.
Wheat prices ranged from 1.57 to 1.68 per bushel with No 2 hard and dark noted. Corn seen steady to modestly higher with No 2 white around 1.37 to 1.41 per bushel and No 2 yellow and mixed at 1.26 to 1.28 per bushel. Rye, barley, and soybeans also listed with sequence of bid ranges and byproducts such as sacked bran at 46.00 to 46.75 and sacked shorts at 44.50 to 45.25.
The New York market saw sizable declines late in the afternoon with active trading. Volume was about 9.5 million shares, up from 9.05 million on Friday. Leading issues fell 1 to 4 points with IBM down 6. bonds were largely unchanged in light dealings.
Neosho Memorial Hospital report lists admissions on Saturday and Sunday for multiple patients from Humboldt, Buffalo, and nearby areas, including medical and surgical cases. Births included a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Buscher on Saturday and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Larson on Sunday, with several dismissals and ongoing patient moves recorded.
Deroid Petty of 12% N. Steuben was cited Feb. 24 for reckless driving. An $80 bond was posted and forfeited. Fire runs at 11:15 p.m. Monday from 308 W. Main. Locked door at Westview Nursing Home reported yesterday at 4:50 p.m. Grass.
AP wire summary reports stable wholesale and consumer egg prices by grade for large and medium sizes in Kansas City. Chicago notes live poultry gains to 12 percent, butter firmness with AA and A scores, and egg prices holding with whites, mixed, and standard grades all steady to slight rises.
A New York report touts Primatene, a tiny tablet formula that rapidly opens bronchial tubes and relieves shortness of breath during asthma attacks. It claims to prevent severe episodes, loosen phlegm, calm panic, and restore normal breathing, with broad access prescribed or over the counter in many states.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs H D Dahl Laven to be and Mrs Paul E Dahl Valley Center and Mrs Ella Baumgardner were joined by Mrs Lee White Parsons and Mr and Mrs Eben Claus rural Erie. Lt Tom D Keller received the U S Air Force Outstanding Supply Officer Certificate at McChord AFB Washington. Keller a Chanute High School graduate and Em poria State College alumnus, is married to Kay Freidline of Wichita.
A spokesman for 1200 medical research groups told a House subcommittee to narrow a dog and cat trafficking bill. Maurice Visscher of the National Society for Medical Research urged removing references to other animals and research facilities to avoid burdens on labs. The bill currently would require licenses for facilities or dealers to buy sell or transport animals.
Police cited James N. Lewis Jr. on street littering and others for illegal tag display and careless driving. A 1965 GTO had rear tires cut and a tachometer stolen overnight. A 19 year old Chanute youth was struck with a bottle Friday night, declined charges, and the assailant will cover treatment costs at Neosho Memorial Hospital.
The Chanute Tribune details publication notes including staff roles, circulation rates for box holders and carriers, and billing terms. It lists Highland as publisher and Dwight McCreight as publisher with other staff credits, plus billing rates for subscriptions and Chanute carrier delivery.
Mrs. Romana Laura Ortiz mother of Luis Ortiz died Sunday in Juarez Mexico. Funeral service held today in Juarez. Mrs. Austin Cross 87 died in Enterprise nursing home after living in Thayer and Abilene. Survivors include two daughters four grandchildren ten great grandchildren. Funeral set 2 p.m. Tuesday Thayer Methodist Church. Burial Harrison Cemetery. Anna Cross widow of Austin Cross died after long residence in Thayer and Abilene. Dr Duff Wagoner to lead service at Johnson Mortuary with burial in Odense Cemetery.
Agatha Stenger 61 died at her brother Ed Stenger’s home in Walnut after brief illness. Born July 23, 1904 in St. Paul she was daughter of Joe and Mrs. Stenger. Survived by sister Mrs. Marie Dowling and brother. funeral at St. Patrick’s Church Walnut 9:30 Tuesday, Rev. Robert Watson officiating. Burial at St. Francis Cemetery St. Paul by Carson Funeral Home. Fern Clapson Culley obituary notes death in Los Angeles aged 79. born April 15 1887 in Odense. first husband Harve Cragg, two children. later married E H Culley in 1929. longtime Los Angeles resident since 1941. survived by husband and daughter Mrs. Bruno Ban.
Funeral services were held for Robert T. Owen at Gibson Koch Chapel with burial in Village Creek cemetery. The Anderson service for Tommy W. Anderson took place at First Methodist Church with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. he had lived in Chanute after moving from Iola and owned a filling station. Surviving relatives include his wife Frances Disney, daughter Julie, and several siblings.
Vatican announces Pope Paul VI has named Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani president of the birth control study commission and added 14 new bishops. The 57 members named in June 1964 remain on the panel as the pope broadens inquiry into contraception including pills and devices.
A special court in Saigon, presided by Premier Nguyen Cao, sentenced Ta Vinh a wealthy export importer of Chinese descent to death. All his assets are to be confiscated and no appeal is allowed. Vuong Gia Ky was acquitted. Execution expected within a week.
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