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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1967
Page
2
Cattle numbers near 1,200 head with calves 20, steers steady to 25 higher and cows 25 lower. Hogs 4,000 head with barrows and gilts 25-50 higher, sows steady to 25 higher. Sheep 60 head with spring lambs 25 higher and ewes steady. Chicago grain bids show No 2 Hard wheat 1.65 4n and corn 1.38 sn amid mixed soy notes.
Market report lists prices by grade and weight across hogs cattle calves and sheep. Includes U S No 1 2 hogs 200 220 pounds at 19 50 20 00 and boars 11 00 12 50, steers and heifers 23 00 24 00 U S choice, veals prime 27 00 33 00, cows and bulls with varied ranges, plus sheep feeder lambs and breeding ewes with specified figures.
Kansas City report notes wholesale egg quotes with large eggs at 80 per cent A for 23 to 27 cents and medium eggs at 80 per cent A for 20 to 22 cents. Butter prices remain unchanged.
Live poultry prices unchanged with roasters at 25 to 28 cents. Special fed White Rock fryers 19 to 21 cents. Butter and eggs hold steady with no changes observed.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff and contact details for the Chanute Kansas daily paper including publisher Dwight McCreight news editor Dwight Wallingford advertising Mar Fay circulation Mar Ben Nicholas and composing and press staff. It notes Associated Press rights for local news and AP dispatches.
The New York market advanced moderately with advances ahead of declines about 6 to 5 and small overall gains. Steels electronics and tobacco weakened while building materials rose. Most key issues moved in fractional steps with limited swings as other groups remained mixed.
Mrs. Charles Reece returned home from Hawaii with husband Capt. Charles Reece after a six day stay at the Reef Hotel Waikiki. He will soon return to Vietnam for four and a half months of service as an instructor pilot. Their son Jeffrey remained with grandparents as the family adjusts to his father's deployment.
Curtis Hogenson, 24, received 130000 in Tacoma Washington from Service Armament Co Inc after a Spanish 43 caliber rolling block rifle cartridge exploded. The jury verdict follows his claim the Spanish ammunition captured in the Spanish American War malfunctioned. Hogenson sought 150000 in damages.
Kansas farmers received lower prices for chickens and eggs in mid-April than in March and well below April last year according to the Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. The average egg price was 22.5 cents per dozen, down 1.9 cents from March and eight cents from April 1966.
Lee Henry Tomlinson 83 of Iola died after an extended illness. Born June 2, 1883 in North Carolina, he lived here his lifetime. Survivors include brothers Bert Tomlinson Pasadena Calif and Leonard Tomlinson Sarcoxie Mo. Funeral Friday 3 p.m. at Johnson Chapel with Dr Duff Wagoner officiating. Burial Greenwood Cemetery Chanute. Fulkerson service Ray D. Fulkerson 52 of Iola died unexpectedly and will be buried at La Harpe Cemetery. He was a machine operator for William Brothers Pipeline, married to Glenna Hoechner, a WWII veteran, and member of American Legion and VFW. Survivors include wife at home Oscar C Fulkerson La Harpe and sisters Opal VanDam La Harpe Lorna Schmidt Topeka. Burial Friday 1:30 p.m. at Johnson Chapel.
Dwight Valentine 19 of Marysville Kansas died in an Abilene hospital from injuries sustained Tuesday night in a collision between his car and a pickup on a county road 70 miles south of Abilene. The Highway Patrol made three runs between Salina and Abilene to supply 14 pints of blood. The pickup occupants Ross D. Coupe 36 and Dick Elliott 32 both of Hope Kansas were not injured.
A gasoline tanker truck overturned and caused a fire that leveled a six story food processing warehouse in Milwaukee on Tuesday night. Owners estimate the loss at 4 million dollars. No injuries were reported as the blaze grew from large amounts of cooking oil.
Ellis D. Bever of Wichita an attorney Arthur H Red Cromb of Mission Hills industrialist and regents member Ruth Garver Gagliardo of Lawrence children s literature specialist and Dr Theodore K Lawless of Chicago dermatologist will be honored at the University of Kansas 95th commencement exercises June 5.
Mr and Mrs D L Geeding of 819 S Santa Fe and Mrs Beulah Stewart of 319 S Lafayette returned from the Western Conference and joint meeting of Regions 7 8 and 9 of the Veterans of World War I Barracks and Auxiliary in Salt Lake City. Do Si Do Square Dance Club will sponsor square dance lessons Friday at 730 pm at the North Shelter House Santa Fe Park. Judith Hesting of 323 S Allen reported to police her car struck a parked car on Lincoln by the Main street intersection damaging the left front fender and provided the license plate 1967 Volkswagen owned by Thomas L Jones of 304 Larson.
Mrs Leila N Myers assistant director of the Southeast Kansas Mental Health Center has returned home from a site visit to the Memphis Shelby County Mental Health Center in Memphis. The visit is financed by a federal grant to the Association of Directors of Community Mental Health Centers to permit directors to visit other centers to learn ways of extending mental health services and to compare organizations administration and staff.
Daily Transcript reports visiting hours from 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Census lists 72 patients including adults and pediatrics and three babies. Admissions Tuesday include John Congdon surgery at 1018 S Plummer and several others. Dismissals Tuesday list two patients. Admissions today include Alice Braschler and Ralph McMinimy. Dismissals today name multiple individuals. Police Court Action notes Max Johnson of Chanute intoxication. jailed briefly on $15 bond.
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