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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1960
Page
6
Kansas City livestock report shows hogs steady to up, cattle mixed with steer and heifer prices mostly steady to lower, cows weak. Parsons entries list higher hogs, steady cattle, with detailed price ranges for calves, stockers, vealers, and slaughter stock across weight classes.
Chicago and Kansas City report mixed commodity prices with live poultry receipts steady at 7,000 lbs and grain quotations for wheat corn oats soybeans and byproducts. Wheat No 2 hard around 1.97 to 1.98 in Kansas City while corn ranges from 1.23 to 1.29 for white and yellow grades and soybeans around 2.04 to 2.11 per bushel.
Mrs Jack Noah returns home from St Margaret s Hospital Fredonia after several days illness. Mrs William Hansen and Allie Harbert attend a spring luncheon at How ard hosted by the Business and Professional Women s club. Ettie George sustains a painful fall at home. Mr and Mrs K Anderson of Chicago visit local friends and relatives. Chetopa Sunbeams Harmony Echoes and Sweet Town Gems observe National Family Week with home displays.
The Soviet Union reports its 42 ton dummy-manned space craft is in orbit every 91 minutes with signals matching predicted paths. Tass said the pressurized cabin will not be retrieved and will burn up on reentry after gathering information for a future manned flight.
Kansas Supreme Court lets Charles Bates pursue a $17,500 suit for the death of his registered Black Angus, Eisenmeere, at the hands of L. R. Alliston's Hereford. The court sent the case back to the Wy aon County District Court for trial on merits, upholding Bates's claim that fenced land rights include protection against trespassing livestock and allow seizure for damages.
Mr and Mrs George Greve and daughter were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Ona Chapman Mrs William Winder of Chanute is visiting son Glenn and family Mrs Harold Winans visited Mrs Ray Smith Chanute Mr and Mrs George Thornton and Mr and Mrs Emory Peterson visited Mabel Thornton Mr and Mrs Charles Wagner and daughters of Lawrence were noted with Chanute connections
Mr and Mrs Robert Murford of Chanute were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Winans and sons. Mrs Lucille Roberts and son Merle Pitcher of Penton visited in Chanute Tuesday. Mrs Glenn Winder and grandson Danny Lee Jorgeson called on Mabel Thornton Wednesday afternoon. Mrs John Chaffee called on Mrs Albert Witt and Mabel Thornton Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Melvin Wikle of Ponca City spent Sunday night with Mr and Mrs Harold Winans. Mr and Mrs Robert Greer and family spent Sunday evening with their daughter Mrs George Greve and family.
Roger Arensdorf of Dodge City was elected president of the Kansas Assn. for Wildlife at its annual meeting. He succeeds Neil Dulaney of Salina. Other officers named include Ivan Masters of the Kansas Rod and Gun Club as first vice president, Larry Nossman of Great Bend as second vice president, Roger Dearing of Salina as treasurer, and Peggy Nixon of Kansas Redland Gun Club as secretary.
Kansas traffic death log reports 48 hours to 9 am figures for 1960 with a prior year comparison. The Alaska moose is noted as the largest deer family member with antlers about six feet across.
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