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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1967
Page
2
AP market notes show hogs 4,000 head with prices steady to 50 lower, cattle strong to 50 higher, calves listing varied by weight and grade, feeders and cows across multiple weight ranges. Parson's hogs, grain fed cattle, stockers, and sheep markets noted with assorted prices in Kansas City and Chicago reports.
You won t have to stand on your head to get in if it s built with care by workmen recommended by Gray Lumber Co Inc How do you want your home Do you want it constructed of poor quality materials or will it be the same as other happy homes made from quality lumber and building supplies
Chicago market report lists Wheat No 2 Lard at 1.70 and Red No 2 at 1.68, Corn No 2 Yellow at 1.40, Oats No 2 Heavy White around 75 75. Soybeans No 1 Yellow at 2.87 and Soybean oil at 10.20.
Kansas City prices show mixed moves for grains with wheat down slightly and corn edging higher. No 2 hard and dark hard wheat around 1.71 to 1.85 per bushel, No 3 at about 1.67 to 1.75. Corn prices range from 1.32 to 1.48 for No 3 and up to 1.36 to 1.48 for No 2 yellow and mixed. Soybeans near 2.75 with futures around 41.83. Barley at 1.10 to 1.16. rye 1.07 to 1.11. Bran and shorts around 43.00 to 75. Prices reflect one car or fewer trading lots.
The New York market closed with a slight advance as gainers outnumbered losers two to one. After two losing sessions the market forged ahead with steel, farm implement, aircraft, electronics, utilities, rail and airline stocks leading. Trading delays occurred around several corporate developments.
Instruction to reach the Tribune by phone or contact point after 6 p.m. If the carrier cannot be reached use the alternate number HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m.
The Buffalo Christian church held a basket dinner Sunday to welcome Gary Fail into Christian Fellowship and to honor three senior graduates Shirley Pickering Twila Dorris and Lonnie Cox. Also honored were four eighth grade graduates Nola and Freddie Weston Susan Cox and Victor Runer. Phillip Markham Fr Leonard Wood and Larry Beck were noted for upcoming service. Guests included families from nearby towns and a Wichita wedding attended by residents.
Paul Cockrell of Kansas City traveled with relatives Mr and Mrs Calvin Cline Smith and friends to Belle Plaine on Sunday. They were joined by Mr and Mrs Kenneth Fulhage and Mr and Mrs Calvin Howard of Fredonia and Mr and Mrs Lou Freeman of Howard for a day of visiting.
Ground was broken for a new high school for Unified School District 490 in El Dorado Kansas. Board president E L Noffsinger turned the first shovel for the $2 695 000 project, which will open in fall 1968.
Gov Robert Docking appointed Delno Bass of Parsons as commissioner of the State Labor Department effective May 31. Bass, 49, succeeds Leonard Williams and will serve a four year term. He ran unsuccessfully for the Democratic nomination in the 5th District last August and has long been active in the Operating Engineers Union and the national advisory committee on rural areas development.
About 1,500 students rioted near Jackson State College in Mississippi, throwing rocks and bottles, burning barricades, and looting a store. Police sealed a wide area overnight while shots were fired and one student was reported injured.
Nighttime damage to an air compressor at a junior college construction site prompted police notification by the job foreman. An officer on patrol also found the public pay station at 1623 S. Santa Fe had its telephone receiver cut off. Eben Claus and R. J. Eric returned from a three week West Coast vacation visiting relatives in Los Angeles and San Diego. Paula Honeyman was elected secretary treasurer of Washburn University’s senior class for 1967 68.
Mr and Mrs Dorsey Bowers came back to their Kansas City home last night after visiting his sister Mrs Clyde Blanton at 625 South Central this week.
The body of 23 year old Virginia Terry was found in Oak Park pond in northwest Wichita hours after her husband reported her missing. A passerby saw a leg among rocks and alerted police as investigators pursue a cause of death.
Hans B. Ackley age 19 of Pratt died Wednesday evening when his car collided with a semi on U S 4 about three miles west of Pratt. The accident occurred near Pratt in Pratt County.
The Daily Transcript notes a patient census of 62 including adults and pediatrics with one baby. Wednesday admissions include Albert Reinhart at 1221 N Garfield medical and others. Dismissals list Effie Fritz and several others. Today admissions feature Luis Ortiz surgery and Mary Wilson medical. Dismissals include Anita King and Mary Wilson. A Police Court action cites Steve Dawson for parking violations and Floyd W Ethridge for careless driving. Bond posted.
Brinkmeyer Ross Graham Kenneth Casper and Clifford Holman are noted in a brief obituary indicating burial in Elmwood Cemetery.
Publishes daily in Chanute Kansas with staff listings for publisher Dwight McCreight news editor Dwight Wallingford and other roles. Includes local and AP affiliation, plus detailed subscription rates for in town and surrounding counties.
In Neosho County Kansas the probate court will hear the final settlement of Nellie Wolf deceased. Joe F Balch executor asks approval of his acts and accounts and determination of heirs and legatees with distribution per the will. Defenses must be filed by June 2 at 10:00 A M in Erie. Alberta Gough probate judge seal.
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