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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1969
Page
4
The notice lists egg prices by grade and size with per dozen figures and includes current receipts and cream products. It also provides hides prices at 10 cents per pound for glue hides and references content from Conte Do Brissichacseares with a 42 label.
Chicago AP data shows varied scores with Butter and Cars metrics on percentiles. Listed figures include 93 for AA, 92 for A, 9 for B, and 89 for C plus 60 percent. eye and white grade indicators, standards and checks cited with multiple percentages.
Wall Street trading remained cautious with investors on the sidelines. The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 46.04, down 2.00 at noon as losses outpaced gains by a slim margin.
A county jail hold for nonpayment of a fine led to a sequence where Mrs. Stroud was to be taken to the jail. Undersheriff Harris and his wife escorted her to Erie after arrival at the police station. Two children remain with the Miller family as welfare covers their upkeep. Emmett Jr. was to enter a veterans hospital for treatment. Welfare director Kirkwood notes help from Spurrier and Doane families.
For convenience regular classifieds are accepted until 10 am on publication day. Display classifieds have a noon deadline the day before publication.
The article lists newspaper staff including Keith Wright as Managing Editor Dwight Wallingford Farm District Editor Wayne J Smith Advertising Manager Leon Dixon Composing Room Foreman Dorsey Osborn Press and Stereo Foreman Mrs FR Markham Carrien Supervisor and details subscription rates by Malin Trade Territory covering Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson Counties at 10.00 or 15.00 for a member of Associated Press coverage confirms AP republication rights.
In Allen County cattle rustling prompts a $1000 cash reward from rancher Loraine Cleaver. He says 11 calves valued at about $2200 were taken from his ranch five miles north and 3½ miles west of Iola. The cattle included Black Angus heifers an Angus bull a whiteface black and four Hereford steers weighing 500 to 650 pounds.
William R. Robertson 40 of Buffalo died Thursday at St. Margaret's Hospital Fredonia born Ava Missouri March 27 1889 married Ollie Day August 15 1909 retired Buffalo brickyard employee Nazarene Church member survived by wife six children three sons in Arkansas and Kansas two daughters two brothers 26 grandchildren 18 great grandchildren funeral 2 p.m. Sunday Nazarene Church Buffalo burial Buffalo Cemetery Cason Knickerbocker Funeral Home Fredonia in charge Taylor memorial service 2 p.m. Saturday First Christian Church burial Elmwood Cemetery Gibson Koch Chapel in charge
Chanute police investigated or reported three traffic incidents involving a minor on Thursday. A 2 year old boy was cut when tossed against a car dash during a sudden stop after a vehicle pulled out. No serious injuries reported. minor damage to several vehicles with modest estimates.
Fort Scott Junior College trustees approve a new dormitory with a student center and cafeteria. Construction estimated around 700000 dollars, financed by revenue bonds and designed to be self sustaining. The building should open for fall term 1971 with Fort Scott JJC enrollment at 594.
Neosho County residents planning international trips can obtain passport forms at Virginia Embry's district court clerk office in the Memorial Building. Embry warns to allow more than two weeks for processing and requires a certified birth certificate or naturalization papers, a $12 fee, and two recent photos. The office also provides international health immunization certificates for foreign travel.
The Camel Who Took a Walk will be told during the children’s story hour from 10:30 to 11 a.m. Saturday at the public library. Police report: Richard Redubin, R. 3, said two helmets were stolen from his motorcycle in the Self Service grocery lot on East Main Thursday.
The Royster Junior High drum and bugle corps announced new officers at a Thursday corps picnic. Debbie Myers is drum major, Diane Disney color sergeant, Nancy Ellis head of bugle section, and Sherry Steinman head of drum section.
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Patient census shows 65 adults and pediatrics including two babies. Thursday and today lists multiple patients with names and addresses across medical and surgical wards. Dismissals include Elmer A Nichols Esker Burt and several others with addresses.
Mrs. Marie Galt, secretary of Home Savings Association, notes a printing error in the Social Security schedule showing $65 per week. The employee and employer shares should be equal, but at $65 the employee pays $2 weekly more while the employer pays $2 less. She sent a correction to Social Security but has received no official reply, warning it could cost employees over months.
Plans unveiled for Independence Centennial events in 1970 to mark the 100th anniversary. The series culminates in a week-long lineup of activities ending on July 4.
G E Television advertises a 21 inch black and white walnut console guaranteed with a monthly plan of $5.25 or cash discount. Wurtz TV and Appliance Discount lists an Admiral TV black and white 31 inch walnut console guaranteed for $59.95 or $4.25 per month at 203 E Main. main phone 431-3155.
A student brass ensemble will perform the processional music for Neosho Junior College commencement Thursday at 8 p.m. in the campus field house. Harold Tarpley directs NCCJC. ensemble members include Ron Luman Kendall Theobald Robert Morton Debbie Engelman and Gene Mason. Dr. William Bass of KU will be the speaker. For the first time both graduating sophomores and faculty will wear caps and gowns.
Neosho County Taxpayers Association will hold a public meeting at the Erie courthouse Wednesday at 8 30 p m. Officers will be elected and John Blythe of Manhattan will address Taxes and Legislation on Taxes in the 1969 Legislature. Local taxes will be discussed.
Seven Neodesha city officials and civic leaders visited Parsons to learn about its 8.4 million urban renewal program. They met with staff from the Parsons Urban Renewal Agency and viewed the project model in the municipal building.
A classified brief promotes Ortho's ISOTOX Systemic Granules for control of sucking insects on roses, flowers, and ornamentals. The product resists washing by rain or sprinkler and provides protection for up to six weeks. Potter's 148 Malcolm, phone 431 9430.
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