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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1965
Page
2
AP report shows cattle steady to higher with steer prices 24.25 to 26.40, calves 100, good to choice ranges. Hogs drop 25 with 1 3 barrows 17.50 to 19.25, sows 15.50 to 17.50. Sheep edges up as lambs hit 26.50 to 27.25 and ewes 4.50 to 6.00.
Livestock price ranges across categories for hogs cattle veal cows bulls and sheep. Includes U S gradeings and weight classes with prices from $10 to $26, covering sows boars stocker calves heifers steers feeders veal lambs and breeding stock.
AP market notes show consumer egg quotes in Kansas City with large eggs 22 to 25 cents, medium 20 to 24 cents, small 17 to 18 cents. Wholesale eggs and butter are unchanged, while Missouri and Arkansas live fryers price at farm 13 to 14 cents and delivered at plant 13.42 to 15.00 cents.
Live poultry prices unchanged to higher with roasters 25 to 28 cents per pound and specials 18 1/2 to 21 cents. Heavy hens quoted 20 to 21 cents. Butter and eggs also unchanged in Chicago market reports.
Chicago futures mixed as late selling trimmed gains in soybeans and left most grain prices near unchanged. May contracts for soybeans settled around 2.87 a bushel while wheat eased and corn dipped modestly.
Wheat prices and grain quotes listed for 61 cars of wheat 2 ranks with various qualities. Corn prices shown for 31 cars of white and yellow or mixed types with range values. Oats barley and soybeans quoted with prices per bushel and sacks for bran and shorts noted.
A group of six doctors led by Kansas City chest surgeon Dr. John H. Mayer Jr. challenged the Surgeon General’s finding that heavy smoking causes lung cancer during remarks to the House Commerce Committee on Tuesday.
Wall Street rose further into record territory as heavy trading pushed volume to about 6.4 million shares. Corporate bonds traded unevenly while U.S. government bonds showed continued strength, signaling broad market momentum.
A Roman Catholic priest attorney and a Hollywood school founder will receive honorary doctor of law degrees from St. Benedicts College in Atchison Kansas during commencements Tuesday and Wednesday. Rev John J Considine will deliver the baccalaureate Mass sermon and Albert J Sattler will speak at commencement.
Evangelist Billy Graham arrived in Copenhagen Denmark to lead an eight day crusade starting Sunday with the goal of sparking a nationwide spiritual awakening across Denmark.
Chanute Tribune details its publishing staff and offices in Chanute Kansas. Dwight McCreight is publisher with Dwight Wallingford as news editor and John Howarks handling advertising. Circulation manager is Mrs Leland Lowe. Printing is by Rim Foreman Dorsey Osborn.
Donald Deannett Jett 35 died today at Neosho Manor where he lived. He operated a cafe before illness and served in the Army. He was born May 26 1929 in Kansas City and married Armanda Louise Baily June 21 1958. Survived by wife two sons a sister father grandmother and mother predeceased. Memorial services set at Johnson Mortuary Friday at 10 30 a Floral Hills Chapel Kansas City funeral at 2 30 and burial in Floral Hills Cemetery.
Funeral services were held Tuesday at First Methodist Church for Harlie A. Wolgast with Dr. Duff D. Wagoner officiating. An organ solo accompanied the service and floral attendants were named. Honorary bearers included Tony Lockyear and Dr. Joe Johnson among others, while active pallbearers listed Wendell McMurray and James Lucas. Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery under Johnson Mortuary direction.
Daily hospital admissions and dismissals listed for Humboldt and nearby towns with names and addresses. Court filings include divorce actions, burglary and larceny cases, and quiet title proceedings set for June, with dates spanning March to June 1964 and bond details for a traffic citation.
Earlton residents Earlton Elliott and Roger spent Sunday with A. J. Elliott family. Lillie Straw now resides at Friendly Acres Newton and attended services here. An Okla traveler found antique sale treasures in Chanute including a dress form and a wash boiler. Local church and TV program appearances are noted along with birthdays, dinners, and community visits.
At their Monday meeting the Cha nute Cycle Club planned a May 16 ride to Winfield to attend the races. Dr. Donald E. Ray of 1302 West 7th is taking a three day refresher course on heart treatment at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Blunk of 320 North Evergreen returned from a vacation visiting their daughter and family Marlin McCune Patty and David in Lincoln Nebraska.
The notice advises readers to call their Tribune carrier for service and provides an after hours number HE 1 3400 to reach a representative after 6 p.m. The instruction emphasizes contacting the proper line when the primary contact is unavailable.
Two words claim best covering paint New DA-TEX made by Davis Paint Company marketed for interior walls. It claims one coat vinyl latex clings to brush or roller dries in 23 minutes with no odor. Available in bright colors at Wilson's Davis Paint Store 106 E Main.
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