Livestock Prices Mixed at Midwest Kansas City Market
Cattle 2,600 head with steers strong to 25 higher and cows weak to 25 lower. Hogs 4,000 head steady to 25 higher, barrows and gilts mostly in the 18.50 to 19.75 range. sows 15.00 to 16.75. Sheep 1,800 head steady with spring lambs 27.00 to 28.25 and woolled lambs 24.00 to 25.50. Soybeans at 2.73% to 22.81 per bushel. sacked bran and shorts 44.00 to 75.
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Kansas City
Shorts
New York
Anaconda Eeteae
Apco Oil
Atlas Chemeee
Avco Corp
Eater Lab Sewer
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing
Cessna Air
Chrysler
du Pont
Ford
Gen Dynam
Gen Elec
Gen
Ogden
Penney, JC
Pa RR
Pet Inc
Oes
Phill Pet
Ly Proct G
RCA Coceee
Me Rayonier
Red Owl
Reyn Met
Safeway St Eee
St Jos Lead Ween
Reg Papater
Sears Rock Coves
Sinclair Sens Eee
Livestock Price Ranges by Grade and Weight
U S hogs and cattle prices listed by weight and grade. Parson s hogs cover ranges from 11 to 19 dollars per hundredweight. cattle include grain fed steers and heifers up to 24 dollars. veals 17 to 33 dollars. cows and bulls varied. sheep with lambs and ewes priced from 4.50 to 26.50 dollars per hundredweight.
Egg and butter price report from Kansas City
In Kansas City wholesale egg prices hold steady with large eggs at 23 to 27 cents and medium eggs at 20 to 23 cents. Butter remains unchanged.
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Kansas City
Chanute
Concordia
Dodge City
Emporia Teeter Aeons
Leavenworth
Steeewe
Garden City
Goodland
Hill City
Wees
Olathe
Russell Peete
Topeka
Wichita
Wall Street Advances Narrowly as Trading Holds Firm
Wall Street ended active trading with advances slightly ahead of declines. The Dow and broader averages inched up with most key issues moving in fractional steps, while a few swings exceeded five points.
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Wall Street
New York
Chicago live poultry and butter prices steady
Chicago market reports show live poultry prices unchanged to 2 higher with roasters at 25 to 28 cents, special fed White Rock fryers at 19 to 21 cents. Butter and eggs hold steady with no significant price changes noted.
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Chicago
Scout Pack 235 Hosts Mountain Theme Meeting
Den 2 presented a puppet show at First Baptist church as 65 cub scouts and parents attended the Thursday evening gathering. Rhon Davis Johnny Burke Mike Hosselt Donald Allen Dennis Simmons and Chris Aday received awards while plans for a kite derby were discussed and Den 3 led group singing under Cubmaster Frank Baughn Sr.
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First Baptist Church
Den 2
Rhon Davis
Johnny Burke
Mike Hosselt
Donald Allen
Dennis Simmons
Chris Aday
Den 3
Frank Baughn Sr
Market report: Kansas City grain prices drift higher
Wheat prices edge up with No 2 hard and dark hard at around 1.75 percent gains, No 3 near 1.68 to 1.82. Corn advances with No 2 white around 1.43 to 1.50. No 3 about 1.83 to 1.49. Oats rise with No 2 white near 74 to 82, rye 1.07 to 1.09, barley 1.12 to 1.19.
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Kansas City
Congress Delays AR Strike as Johnson Weighs Plan
Senate and House approve a 72 to 2 and 301 to 56 delay to give President Johnson time to propose legislation ending the wage dispute. Railroads oppose government seizure and a union spokesman warns of a police state compulsory settlement. Fox of AFL-CIO Rail Employees Dept criticizes focus on corporate profits over workers.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Senate
House
White House
Michael Fox
Fox
Afl-Cio Railway Employees Department
Graduation for Bible study group at Central Presbyterian Church
Mrs James Butin of 115 Evergreen Mrs Anna Lou Mattix of R4 and Mrs George Crockatt of 3 E Fourth attended graduation exercises for the four year Bible study course of the late Mrs Menninger at Central Presbyterian Church in Topeka. Cary J Bockover Jr of 420 E 12th moved from Neosho Memorial Hospital to St Luke's in Kansas City. Neosho Memorial Hospital reported 48 pints of Red Cross blood used in April. Mr and Mrs Carl Weiner II of 1021 Tennessee are moving to Bartlesville for business interests. Police logged two complaints about a dog at large. two persons Mrs Ralph Evans of 321 W Main and her son were bitten. Airman Clarence E Williams son of Mr and Mrs Samuel J Williams of Kansas City and grandson of Mrs Rachael Bald ridge 804 N Santa Fe selected for technical training at Keesler AFB Miss as a USAF Communications specialist.
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James Butin
S. Evergreen
Anna Lou Mattix
George Crockatt
Menninger
Central Presbyterian Church
Topeka
Ralph Evans
W. Main
Clarence E. Williams
Samuel J. Williams
Kansas City
Rachael Baldridge
N. Santa Fe
Keesler Afb
Miss
U.S. Air Force
Minor traffic crashes reported in Chanute area
police were told that Larry Dalton and Merle Evans collided on Lafayette between Main and 1st when Dalton rear ended Evans as a child rode a bicycle. Dalton’s front bumper damaged. Mrs Hawley and Joe Cole reported a minor crash with light damage to Hawley’s 1959 Ford and Cole’s 1966 Chevrolet pickup.
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Larry Dalton
Chanute
Merle Evans
R. 3
Lafayette
Main
1St
Dalton
Evans
Roy Hawley
S. Evergreen
Joe Cole
St. Ashby
Cub Scout Circus Theme Leads Pack Meeting
Mrs. Don Horton presided as Roy Mc Coy led the flag salute. The May theme Cub Scout Circus was discussed and wolf heads were painted. Neal Jackson served refreshments. Rick Bell closed the meeting with the law of the pack as the living circle was formed.
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Don Horton
Roy McCoy
Neal Jackson
Living Circle
Rick Bell
Law of the Pack
Freeze Hurts Kansas Crops
The Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reports extensive freeze damage to wheat across several northwest Kansas counties with local moderate to severe damage elsewhere. Hay fruit vegetables and nursery stock were damaged in eastern and northern areas. No damage estimate yet due to pending weather, and additional lows may have caused further harm in western Kansas. Crop development slowed last week due to below normal temperatures.
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Topeka
Kansas
Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Important Part Played By Wolford in Lightning Incident
Neighbors say R M Wolford of 717 N Steuben acted first to aid 7 year old Marvin Cheney after a lightning strike in the Cheney yard at 720 N Garfield. Wolford, stepping from a sick bed in pajamas, gave mouth to mouth resuscitation. Marvin suffered shock and burns but is recovering.
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Ray Cheney
R. M. Wolford
N. Steuben
Marvin Cheney
Wolford
Cheney
N. Garfield
George Sheldon
Red Six Split Their Last Sixty Four Decisions in 1966
The Boston Red Six finished the year 1966 by splitting their final 64 games, ending with a mixed record as players and management reviewed the season’s ups and downs.
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Boston Red
Metropolitan Plan safeguards family and retirement income
Metropolitan offers a policy that protects you your spouse and children and provides income supplements at age 65. Learn how easy and inexpensive it is to insure your family’s future with no cost or obligation.
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Metropolitan
Daily notes from Neosho Memorial Hospital updates
Visiting hours are 2 to 4 PM and 6 30 to 8 PM. Census lists 65 inpatients including adults children and two babies. Monday admissions include Ira Lindquist Eric medicalMrs Merle Cordner 501 S Highland medical Mrs Raymond Brown 1113 N Garfield medical James Dwinell 521 N Kansas medical Albert Lance 312 S Rutter medical Mrs Paul Ward 725 S Grant medical. Dismissals Monday Loyd Whitworth R 3 Mrs Stanley Allen 819 S Garfield Roy Sweeton Humboldt. Today admissions William Baker Jr 1017 S Lafayette surgery Mrs Ted Churchill 801 S Washington surgery. Birth Today Mr and Mrs Donald Craft 1817 S Evergreen a boy. Dismissals today Mrs Otto Steinman Humboldt Mrs Rosa Erickson 201 N Steuben Mrs Alvin Schiesser 501 W 1st Mrs Fay Edwards 1012 S Grant. Police Summonses Issued Robert D Hizey Udall R 1 no muffler Geraldine M Garner Independence old license tag. Fire Run Today 6 30 am 1213 S Garfield monoxide check Test negative.
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Ira Lindquist
Eric
Merle Cordner
S. Highland
Raymond Brown
N. Garfield
James Dwinell
N. Kansas
Albert Lance
S. Rutter
Paul Ward
S. Grant
Loyd Whitworth
Stanley Allen
S. Garfield
Roy Sweeton
Humboldt
William Baker Jr
S. Lafayette
Ted Churchill
S. Washington
Donald Craft
S. Evergreen
Otto
Chanute Tribune Staff and contact lines
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles including publisher Dwight McCreight news editor John Hovorka advertising manager Fay D. Clopine circulation manager Ben Nicholas and composing by R. Fmn. Dorsey Osborn plus the press stereo firm. The paper is published daily except Sundays and six holidays with mailing details at Chanute Kansas 66720 and phone number HE 1-4100.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
S. Highland
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
John Hovorka
Fay D. Clopine
Ben Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Local News Rights Notice Restated by AP
The Associated Press asserts exclusive rights to publish all local news and AP dispatches from the newspaper, reserving republication control. This notice emphasizes AP ownership of local reporting and ongoing distribution rights.
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Associated Press
Deaths and Funerals in Humboldt and Nearby Locales
Obituaries report the deaths of Charles M. Hallock 46 of Anchorage Alaska Ray D Fulkerson 218 N Washington died unexpectedly in Iola Robert M Allman 60 Humboldt died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after 15 year illness Survivors listed funeral set Thursday 2 pm Price Funeral Home Mount Hope Cemetery L J Baucom 69 Yates Center died at Kansas University Medical Center funeral Wednesday 2 pm Reorganized Church Fort Scott burial Fairview Cemetery Ful ton Survivors include wife Bertha McAlaster three sons one daughter and extended family members.
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Robert M. Allman
Humboldt
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Creighton
Missouri
Martha Layton
Lucy Morris
Andrews
Tex
Bertha Hamblen
Sacramento
Calif
Grace Walker
Fredonia
Maxine Pinix
Tulsa
Billy Layton
Milwaukee
Wis
Price Funeral Home
Charles Minsch
Mount Hope Cemetery
L. J. Baucom
Yates Center
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ
Fort Scott
Fairview Cemetery
Fulton
Olathe
Bertha McAlaster
Lewis Baucom
Lane
Glenn Baucom
Eric
Jerry Baucom
Darlene Larken
Myrtle Reynolds
Tribune Phone Contact for Carrier Reachability
Instructions direct readers to contact their Tribune through a carrier and provide a fallback number HE 1340 after 6 p.m. The notice emphasizes using the phone line when the primary contact is unreachable.
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Tribune
Chanute Tribune May 2 1967 Page 2 Briefs
Local brief items from the Chanute Tribune dated May 2 1967 include short notices and community notes. No detailed articles available in the provided text.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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the Ledger Lyrdnote, Inc
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E. 12Th
St. Luke’s Hospital
Red Cross
Carl Weiner II
Tennessee
Bartlesville
Allen Monument Company
S. Central
Cedar Lodge NO. 103
Fay D, Clopine
Jay Klinginsm
W.M
Giacoma
N. Central
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New York, N.Y
7Th Fleet
Virgo
Navy
United States
North
South Vietnam
Daily Transcript
Robert D. Hizey
Udall R
Neosho
Allen, Wilson and Woodson Counties
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations
Charles M. Hallock
Ben B. Nicholas
S. Allen
Anchorage
Alaska
Ray D. Fulkerson
Iola
Johnson Mortuary
Baucom Service
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