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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1967
Page
2
Livestock trading shows hogs 75 to 100 higher on barrows and gilts with sows up to 20, cattle and calves mixed gains while cows drift. Spring lambs steady with midrange prices around 25.50 to 26.25, eggs and butter mixed with large eggs 22 to 26, butter around 77 to 78 cents per pound.
The catalog lists cattle and hog prices by grade and weight. Hogs include U.S. No 1 and 2 at 200-220 lb for 23.75 to 24.30 per cwt and lighter weights, sows and boars priced accordingly. Cattle show grain fed steers and heifers from 19.50 to 25.00, stockers 22 to 32, calves 24 to 32, veal prime up to 33, cows and bulls with varied ranges, and sheep with lambs and ewes priced from about 4.50 to 23.50 per cwt.
Chanute Tribune lists staff positions headed by Dwight McCreight and Dwight Wallingford with editors and managers named. It publishes subscription rates for in territory and outside regions, including post office box and carrier options, with annual, semiannual, and quarterly terms and prices.
Chicago AP report shows live poultry prices steady to slightly lower with roasters 27 to 29 cents. Butter prices steady with AA 93 score at 66 cents and other grades near 66. Eggs remain about steady with A whites 24 percent, mixed 24 percent, mediums 21.
AP notes Wichita price levels for wheat corn and soybeans at Kansas City with bid ranges for No 2 hard and dark hard No 2 red wheat No 2 white corn and mixed corn No 2 whites and No 3 grades rye barley milo and sacked feeds, including percentage changes and car counts.
Chicago bids show Wheat No 2 hard at 1.66, No 2 red at 1.64, Corn No 2 yellow at 1.39, Oats No 2 heavy white at 0.76, and Soybeans No 1 yellow at 2.89 per bushel. Market figures reflect daily commodity pricing snapshot.
Pope Paul VI expands the Sacred College to 120, the largest ever, naming 27 cardinals three of them American archbishops John J. Krol Patrick L. O Boyle and John P Cody. Francis J Brennan heads the Vatican Sacred Rota. United States now has nine cardinals, a new high.
Police received a Saturday night report of beer bottles thrown from a car and broken in East Main street. Officers located the vehicle and spoke with the occupants who cleaned up the glass and were not charged.
Mable Polson of 15 S. Western told police Saturday a license tag was stolen from her vehicle.
Police investigated a Saturday burglary at Kart Wheel car wash on 20th and Santa Fe. Two coin boxes were found broken and no money was taken.
Visiting hours set 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Census lists 58 adults and pediatrics with four babies. Saturday admissions include Harriet Larson Michael King Mrs Daisy Thoma and others. Dismissals and Sundays admissions noted with multiple patient names and procedures. Birth announced for Phillip Embry. Police action and summonses recorded for local residents.
Police received an early morning report of two youths trying to enter the municipal swimming pool. Officers caught one suspect and were given the name of the other. They were not charged.
Mrs. Vincent Aziere of 1215 S Grant won a hundred dollar prize in a safe driving contest sponsored by an automobile association. The drawing took place Saturday and the winner received the prize by check.
John H. Carter of 608 N. Evergreen arrived home Saturday from Topeka after undergoing major surgery at St. Francis Hospital. In Louisville Kentucky Mr and Mrs Kent Blackwood announce the birth of their son Jay Scott on May 25 with maternal grandmother Mrs Hilda Haines of Wichita and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs C D Blackwood of 218 E 9th.
Gilbert Horn 46 of 819 W Elm died Sunday at Neosho Memorial Hospital. He married Velma Hixson in 1947 and worked as a stock clerk for Jeff Foodliner. Survived by wife two daughters Pamela and Patricia Lynn and son Albert Lee. Memorial service Wednesday 2:30 p.m. at Johnson Chapel. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Heart Fund contributions requested. Homer Shaw 88 of Galesburg died yesterday at Labette County Medical Center Parsons. Born near Galesburg 1879 he taught school in multiple towns and worked in lumber before serving as postmaster at Galesburg 1934 1950. Survived by wife two daughters and five sons. Funeral arrangements pending.
The Neosho County National Farmers Organization schedules an informal meeting this evening at 8 p.m. in the Erie court house meeting room to discuss farm cooperative plans and local issues.
Linda Kay Bower of Wichita State University is at Wesley Hospital Wichita for surgery. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Emmett Bower of R. 4.
Dale R. Wells 64 president of the First National Bank of Parsons died Sunday after a major operation. He served the bank nearly 47 years and led as president since November 30, 1965. Survived by widow, a son and a daughter. Memorial services set for 4:30 p.m. Wednesday in Parsons.
A son named Shawn Wardell was born on May 27. Maternal grandmother Mrs Lilly Lindquist resides at 712 S Allen.
Mr and Mrs C R Herrin of St Paul Minnesota visited recently with his sister and husband Mr and Mrs L K Barham and his father Charles C Herrin They will move soon to a new home in Cape Coral Florida Mr and Mrs Walter Lowe of Birmingham Alabama announce the continuation of notices
Mrs Donald J Bathes from Chicago is visiting her mother Mrs Dave Petterson at 808 South Central. She will stay until Thursday.
Albert Roy and Harold Shaw of Galesburg survive with 14 grandchildren 10 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren and one brother Stanley Shaw Funeral service at the Methodist Church in Galesburg at 2 p m with Rev Redfield and Rev Horton officiating Burial in Mount Hope Cemetery Galesburg under Pierce Funeral Home Erie
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