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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1965
Page
2
Kansas City market reports cattle steady to mixed with cows down slightly and steers at 26.50 to 28.35 for select grades. Hogs 3,500 head show barrows and gilts easing. sow prices 17 to 19. Sheep remain steady with spring lambs at 26.75 to 27.50. Chicago grains show soybeans up and corn mixed as futures rally.
U S. numbers indicate price ranges for hogs cattle veal cows bulls and sheep. Prices cover weights from 180 pounds to above 300 pounds with classifications such as U S choice good standard creep fed feeder stocker and feeder calves plus breeding stock and slaughter lambs across multiple grades and weight classes.
Kansas City dispatch from AP states that produce markets show no change with steady prices and stable supplies across the region. No major shifts reported in volume or demand at local wholesale outlets.
Chicago price report shows live poultry unchanged to 1 lower, roasters 25 to 27 1/2, special red white rock fryers 20 1/2 to 22, a few heavy hens 10 1/2 to 20. Butter and eggs unchanged in Chicago market.
The Chanute Tribune notes that New York stock prices held a slightly higher tone in moderate trading with about 4.8 million shares changing hands. Corporate bonds were mixed while U S Treasury bonds showed strength in late afternoon trading.
Daily Transcript lists Tuesday admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital including Mrs Otto Friederich Humboldt and several others. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Max LaRue Humboldt a girl and Mr and Mrs William Romary Humboldt a boy. Police citations note Forest McMillen intoxication and Phillip Isom intoxication sentenced to 30 days with posted $15 bond.
Obituaries list Mrs. Sedalia Carder and four others, noting ages birthplaces church affiliations and survivors. Funeral services are scheduled across Skinner Memorial Chapel Grace Episcopal Church First Methodist Chanute Humboldt Iola and Memorial Park Cemetery with local clergy and Masonic rites.
Wheat prices show ranges with No 2 hard and dark at about 1.45 to 1.68 and No 3 around 1.43 to 1.48, with multiple varieties listed. Corn demand includes No 2 white about 1.72 to 1.87 and No 3 from 1.33 to 1.85, plus mixed colors 1.32 to 1.37. Soybeans quoted 2.68 to 2.75 with fats and shorts listed. oats and barley show modest ranges.
The document lists Grade A eggs in sizes Extra Large Large and Medium with prices, Grade B Large, current receipts, sweet cream and premium cream prices, roosters and hides priced per pound, plus mentions glue hides and percentages, reflecting a 19th or early 20th century market rate sheet.
Mrs. Ed Ranz returned from St. Louis after a visit. Myrle Umbarger found a giant strawberry patch fruit measuring three by two and a half inches. Mrs. B. E. Barkley hosts an open house for her mother’s 80th birthday. Clifford Webb returns home from medical center after ten days for surgery. Don Buster issues a dog at large summons for a dog that reportedly hit a mail carrier. Police receive skating incident report near Central Park pavilion involving a man in an old model car. Mrs. Marvin Holladay and Marvin Joe visit from New York City, then head to Denver before returning home.
Clinton D. Smith 26, assistant animal control warden and temporary dog catcher, was arrested in Decatur for parole violation after leaving the state without permission. He had been on parole since August 1963 for a five year term of a 10 year sentence for check forgery. Parole Agent John Koch reported the violation.
Thayer-Pearl Chapter No. 234 OES met with Mabel Engel and Ernest Harms presiding. Guests included Ruth Caldwell Esther Watkins Geneva Erickson from Sunflower Chanute Erie Savonburg with visitors from those towns. Fifty members and guests attended the program and refreshments. Sunday guests of Charles Harp were Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Harp.
Mrs. Georgia Gluck returned home after visiting her sister and husband in Mt. Vernon Missouri. The Georges brought her home and visited until Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Harp and family of Chetopa called Sunday afternoon at the Delbert jeans Umbarger law. A dessert course was served.
The State Personnel Division will accept applications through June 14 for a civil service exam for correctional officers. About 33 openings to be filled in July at state penal institutions. Starting pay $324 monthly, rising to $415 and higher. most demand at State Penitentiary in Lansing and Industrial Reformatory in Hutchinson.
Doncaster England AP naturalist Michael Clegg from Doncaster Museum notes miners mice have longer bodies and shorter tails than mice living above ground in Yorkshire. The reason remains uncertain as to why body size increases in subterranean habitats while tails shrink.
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