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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1965
Page
2
Cattle 500 head and calves 25 with limited other classes. steers and heifers steady. Choice slaughter steers 26.90 to 27.00, Good and Choice 25.20 to 25.80, Choice heifers 24.10, Good to Choice 22.60 to 23.15. Hogs 3,500 head steady to 25 lower. various weight ranges priced from 18.00 to 21.50. Sheep 100 mostly for slaughter lambs. cull to utility steady at 6.06.
Kansas City AP reports wholesale eggs remain stable with large at 80 percent A 28 30 and mediums at 80 percent A 26 28. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers quoted at farm 14 14.5 with delivery at plant 14.5 15 percent. Other produce unchanged.
Butter prices remain steady in Chicago with no change noted. Eggs show irregular movement with some sizes 1 and 2 higher, reflecting a mixed market outlook from local traders.
Chicago grain prices show varied moves with corn and soybeans rising at close while wheat and oats edge mixed. Prices for May futures include soybeans at 2.86 and oats around 7.25 to 7.40 cents per bushel.
Wheat prices for No 2 hard and dark, corn values for No 2 white and yellow, oats, Milo, rye, barley, soybeans, and related products listed with bid ranges. Also notes that rail commuting spending rose 62 percent from 1949 to 1963, from $79 million to $128 million.
The New York stock market ended mixed as trading remained heavy with about six million shares exchanging hands, down from Thursday's six point four six million. Corporate bonds moved unevenly while most U.S. government bonds held steady.
The Chanute Tribune lists publication details and staff roles with evening edition notices. Subscription rates for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson Counties are shown: yearly nine dollars, six dollar monthly, three dollar monthly, one dollar monthly.
Eight people were involved in a two car crash in Erie at 8 15 a m today. Driver Mrs Ann Womeldroff 46 of St Paul and her children Nancy 17 Jimmy 13 Gail Smith 9 Deana Smith 15 and Kern Smith 12 were all from St Paul and taken to Parsons hospital with no serious injuries. Other driver Mrs Harold Fitzgerald 35 of Erie and her four year old son Mark were uninjured. Damages were estimated at 1200 for the Womeldroff Mercury and 500 for the Fitzgerald Chevrolet.
Blooming hydrangea given by granddaughters to Mrs. Mary Bailey for her birthday at the home of her son Eu gene Bailey. Attendees included multiple Baileys and friends from Chanute Garnett Topeka Wichita Liberal Mo. and Europe bound visitors Mrs. Blanche Braden and Roy Barnes noted. Mother's Day visits listed in Chanute and Paola families.
Altoona notes report a Mother Daughter Fellowship Tea with a plantation party theme at the high school gym. Myrtle Frankenberg and Jack Noah’s mothering recognized with potted plants. Funeral services for Mattie Dunbar held at the Methodist church.
J H Alford of 801 West Chestnut Wichita is in city for observation and treatment. His wife Mrs Alford remains with their son Melvin Alford and his wife in Augusta.
The Perry community hosts a final day supper Wednesday at 6 30 p m with meat provided. Awards will be given after the dinner and grade cards may be picked up the following Friday, the last day of school.
Modine Chickadonz Chanute Tamara Wolford Humboldt were awarded Pi Omega Pi Scholarships by the Kansas State College of Pittsburg business administration department at a recent honors banquet.
Mr and Mrs O R Wilson of 1008 S Garfield will depart Saturday morning for Council Bluffs Iowa to visit their son and his wife Mr and Mrs L E Wilson.
Michael R. Meyers of Chanute, a senior in mechanical engineering at Kansas State University, is employed by Phillips Petroleum Co. of Odessa Texas as a production engineer. He previously attended Chanute Junior College and serves as secretary of the ASME at K State. The Mississippi Possum story will be told to children at the library story hour from 10 30 to 11 a m Saturday.
A 21 year old Kansas City woman was caught taking women undergarments at Montgomery Ward. She paid for part of the items and was released after the store declined to sign a complaint.
Seventeen blackboard erasers were found in a yard at 312 West Main and were claimed by Royster Junior High, according to police.
Funeral service for Mrs Rächael F Lassman 94 of Denver formerly Humboldt who died Wednesday will be at 2 p m Saturday at Price Funeral Home Humboldt. Rev Manley Mott of Humboldt Christian Church will officiate. Burial in Mount Hope Cemetery.
Daily Transcript lists Thursday admissions for Mrs. Mary Knapp Mrs. James More Eric George Miller Mrs. Leland Pa quette and Mrs. Mabel Carlos with surgery or medical status Dismissals include Mrs. Thomas Mitchell Mrs Josephine Webb Pamela Lee Leslie Lee Roberts and Mrs Duane Hamilton and son Admission today is Mrs Ettie Lacey Dismissals today include Clifford Webb and Peggy Brown Fire run at 12 30 p m involved Santa Fe brakes on a truck with a cost noted as 1020 dollars
The guide outlines calendar notices from yearbooks, early submission deadlines, and rules for using married names. It stresses timely submission, completeness, and news value, noting items lose value after two days and suggesting organizational letters for targeted audiences.
Police cited James D. Senseney, 17, of 501 S Garfield for illegal U turn after a minor collision with Billy Thompson, 38, of Fredonia on Lincoln at Elm. Senseney posted a $10 bond. Minor damages were noted to both vehicles.
National Geographic notes the Spanish Portuguese frontier is the continent’s oldest unchanged border. The piece highlights its long tenure and historical significance across Europe’s map.
A list of home style dishes including mashed potatoes with cream gravy baked potatoes with sour cream and chives Waldorf salad cole slaw homemade noodles blossom salad potato salad apple sauce brussels sprouts macaroni salad fruit salad Harvard beets cottage cheese pineapple pineapple salad combination salad deviled eggs green beans orange jello salad jello whip and buttered corn.
A senior high and junior college dance runs 8 30 to 11 30 p m tomorrow at the Launching Pad. Ray Zumalt youth director says the event, a Lantz Dance with Gary Lantz on turntable and stereo, is free to students with membership cards. Rules and intermission times apply.
A LIFE magazine advertisement touts new DA-TEX vinyl latex interior paint by Davis Paint Company. The paint is described as sensitized with a heavier body for less dripping and spatter, easy touch ups, and no visible traces. Available in decorator colors at Wilson's Davis Paint Store 106 E Main.
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