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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1966
Page
2
AP cattle numbers 1,500 steady to higher demand cattle. hogs 3,000 with barrows and gilts down. sows steady. Sheep 100 with steady choice spring lambs. various quotes for cows, feeders, breeding bulls, slaughter and breeding ewes, and lambs across categories. Market segments include steers, heifers, utility, commercial, feeder, and finished lamb values.
Market notes show Parsons hog and cattle prices with ranges by weight and class. Hogs include U S 1 and 2 years 200 220 pounds at 24 24 50 dollars, sows and boars in varied bands. cattle cover grain fed steers and heifers U S choice 25 28 dollars, standards 20 23 dollars, stockers and calves 20 33 dollars, veals prime 28 30 dollars, cows and bulls with multiple price bands. pricing also for veal and feeder stock across weight classes.
E Nicklin 70 Osawatomie former Chanute resident died at KU Medical Center from injuries in a March 5 automobile crash. Memorial service Friday 2 p.m. at First Christian Church Osawatomie. Survivors include wife, two daughters, five grandchildren, one great grandchild. son Tom died 1960. Also funeral for Mildred Edna Lacen 57 at Evangelical United Brethren Church Chanute Friday 2 p.m. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. She was born Chanute 1908. husband Harold F. Lacen survives with three sons and nine grandchildren. Sister and brother and other relatives listed.
AP report outlines consumer egg prices for large and medium sizes across categories including A and wholesale eggs with large at 43-44 cents, mediums 39-40.5 cents, and wholesale large at 80 percent of 43-45. Butter prices remain unchanged.
Chicago AP notes butter remains steady with mixed grade prices and percent changes across AA A and B categories. Eggs show irregular, largely unchanged trading with better whites and various grade percentages. Live poultry remains unchanged in this market snapshot.
Chicago notes show no wheat or soybean sales. Corn options shift with No 4 yellow at 1.28 and No 5 yellow at 1.18. Oats hold at 72 cents. Wheat closes lower about 4 cents, May at 1.5778. Rye and soybeans rise modestly with May bids near 1.25 and 2.88.
Eugene C. Pulliam publisher of Phoenix and Indianapolis papers accepts election as a trustee of the William Allen White Foundation at the University of Kansas. A founder of Sigma Delta Chi in 1909, he met White while on the Kansas City Star staff.
Eugene C Pulliam, renowned Phoenix publisher, spent his boyhood in Chanute around the turn of the century. He is the son of the Rev and Mrs Erwin Pulliam, with his father a Methodist preacher.
Wall Street slipped as profit taking cooled activity in mid afternoon trading. Volume was about 6.8 million shares versus 8.92 million on Tuesday, with many leading stocks giving back fractions to more. Higher priced issues fell more, while corporate bonds were steady and U S Treasury bonds mixed.
The Missouri Kansas Chapter of the International Association of Electrical Inspectors will hold its annual meeting at the Tioga Hotel on Friday and Saturday with 75 attending. Richard Osborn of St Louis and Kent Stiner of Detroit will speak on electrical code topics. a tour of Ash Grove Cement Company is planned Friday afternoon. Local arrangements are by Raymond York and M V Reagan. Dinner is at 7 pm Friday. speakers include Marlin Blackston and O A Cavanagh of Underwriters Laboratory.
Daily Transcript reports Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions on Tuesday including Wilsie Peters Richard Verdin and others with multiple medical and surgical cases. Dismissals include Peggy Brooks and Eugene Rigole. Also lists today’s admissions for Nedra Elizabeth Monica and Logan Kneeland with Edward Offenbacker. Traffic citations feature Dick Hunt Bob Golay Tommy Johnson with bonds posted. Police court action includes Gary Johnson and Jerome Richards with fines for illegal parking and intoxication respectively. Fire run reported Wendell Bowyer at 420 North Grant for short in electric oven.
Seaman Apprentice Terry Lee Donovan son of Mr and Mrs Lee Donovan 330 W 6th left for Norfolk Va for active duty in the U S Navy Also leaving for Norfolk for Navy duty Friday was Charles E Smith of Chanute Marine Sgt and Mrs J W Ramsdell J W and Wade Albuquerque NM arrived Tuesday for a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Claudie Morris 914 N Garfield and his grandmother Mrs J E Ramsdell 1418 S Santa Fe Mrs Morris is a patient at Neosho Memorial Hospital A police report yesterday by Charley Hansen 1509 W Main said a pickup driven by Lyle Honn of Humboldt hit his parked 1966 Ford behind 29 W Main causing minor damage Doyle McKinney 218 S Garfield reported the radio antenna on his 1963 Ford was broken Sunday while parked in a lot at 417 W Main
Rehearsals fill this week at Chanute high school and Royster Junior High as students prepare plays. Glen Bacus directs Bye Bye Birdie with matinee March 30 and shows March 31 and April 12. tickets cost 1 for adults and 75 cents for children. Royster presents Home Sweet Homicide April 15 at 7 30 p m.
The First Baptist and Grant Avenue Baptist churches begin advance registrations for the American Baptist Convention in Kansas City May 11 to 15. About 10,000 visitors and delegates from eastern western and northern states are expected. Dr. Robert G. Torbet of Kansas City is president. National offices are in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania.
AP reports the Kansas Highway Commission warned today that some roads, especially in northwest Kansas, are snow packed and icy, posing hazards for motorists.
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