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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1966
Page
2
Cattle numbers around 2,500 with calves 50. Steers and heifers show steady to strong trends. cows up to 25 higher. Hogs 2,500 with prices 25 to 50 higher. sows 21.25 to 23.00. Sheep 500 head steady with lamb and ewe values in the 27.50 to 28.00 range.
Listing of current price ranges by grade and weight for hogs cattle calves veals cows bulls and sheep. Includes parsons hogs cattle veals cows bulls and sheep categories with price spreads for US grades and weights.
Kansas City AP reports wholesale large eggs at 43 44 and 80 percent 434 4542 prices. Medium eggs at 41 2 to 43 5 with 80 percent yield. Other produce items remain unchanged.
Live poultry prices unchanged to higher with roasters at 28 1/2 to 30 cents. Special fed White Rock fryers 22 1/2 to 23 1/2. Butter weak five to ten cents lower with various grade prices. Eggs steady with little change overall.
The Chicago AP market note lists oats at No 2 extra heavy white 76 1/2 cents and another heavy oats at 78 2 cents, with No 5 yellow CCC corn at 1.23 dollars.
Kansas City AP grain brief shows wheat down as much as 41 percent in some lots with No 2 hard and dark hard at 1 65 No 2 red wheat 1 582 1 63 No 3 1 56 1 62 corn unchanged 17 cars No 2 white 1 35 1 40 No 3 1 25 1 39m soybeans 2 77 2 82 sack bran 45 50 46 25 mixed and other grains listed with ranges and minor shifts.
Kansas City Kan AP reports James Louis Williams 26 found under a Wyandotte county bridge by two rock hunters. Coroner Dr. Edgar Severes estimates death about three hours earlier from a shotgun wound. Police indicate body dumped after a prior shooting with estranged wife and mother in law. no charges filed.
Wall Street trading grows heavier as the market widens losses this afternoon. Volume hits about 9.3 million shares versus 7.41 million on Monday with key and speculative stocks posting varied declines. Rails and industrials fall, while corporate bonds hold steady and Treasuries rise.
Obituaries report Hattie Viola John 86 of rural Stark died at Erie Nursing Home after four years of declining health. She is survived by husband Oscar, son George of Walnut, daughter Viola Peterson of Moline, Ill., 3 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at Stark Methodist church with burial in Huff Cemetery. Also noted are James R. Sheridan 65 of Manhattan and Homer Bailey funeral services in Urbana and Thayer. Sheridan, former Kansas Farm Bureau director, leaves wife Ada, son James E. Sheridan, three grandchildren, and several siblings. Bailey service held at Urbana EUB Church with burial in Urbana Cemetery.
Bob Parsons pledges Alpha Kappa Lambda at Emporia State College and is elected pledge class president. A variety show is set for Perry Community meeting with cookies and cupcakes. A3C Shadley graduates with honors from Sheppard AFB training for aircraft mechanics. Mr and Mrs Jim Fowler announce birth of Todd Michael weighing eight pounds 12 ounces. Local social notes include coin show plans, Pi Kappa Lambda election of Nada Wagoner and SMU choir tour, plus police reports of vehicle damage and a street light shot.
On this date Julius Caesar was assassinated in 44 B.C. Khrushchev accused Stalin of cowardice and blundering pre war talks ten years ago. South Africa announced withdrawal from the British Commonwealth five years ago ahead of a republic May 31, 1961.
Hospital admissions births and dismissals listed for Neosho Memorial including Mrs Gordon Cannady Mrs Leo Huff and Mrs Charlie Clabaugh with addresses. A birth to Mr and Mrs Roy D Myers in Elsmore and a boy born to Mr and Mrs Herbert Lowry. Traffic and police court actions noted with bonds posted for R D Steinman Jerry D Williams and Sammy Barnhert.
Chanute Tribune details subscription prices for mail delivery one year thirteen dollars six months seven dollars three months four dollars. Carrier rates in Chanute set at one seventy monthly payable in advance. The paper notes AP content rights and staff roles.
Raymond Perez cited for misdemeanor check violation with a $25 fine plus $4 court costs and $5 restitution. other city court citations include speeding with various fines from $10 to $50 and $5 costs. Permits issued to Sutcliffe Inc for an ambulance service at 703 N Steuben and Dennis C Mills for a house at 901 N Tennessee with estimated costs listed.
Kansas City AP reports the 24 hour period ending at 6 am recorded high and low temperatures. Details show the day’s temperatures with specific highs and lows, reflecting local weather conditions.
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