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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1966
Page
2
Hogs steady for barrows and gilts with some weaknesses in sows. prices listed per weight bracket. Sheep and cattle also detailed with steady to lower moves. futures show minor gains. Grain prices include Maize at 1.91, Soybeans 3.10 3.25 and Wheat futures up slightly.
The market quote lists Parsons hogs, cattle, veals, cows, pulls, and sheep with price ranges. Hogs cover weights 180 to 270 pounds with varying grades. cattle list grain fed steers and heifers from U S choice to standards, light to heavy stocker calves, and heifer calves. Veals, cows, pulls, and sheep are priced by quality and category.
AP reports wholesale eggs for large 80 percent at 31 1/2 to 33 1/2 cents per dozen and mediums 80 percent 25 to 27 1/2 cents. Butter stays unchanged at grade A 76 cents per pound quarter and 75 cents per pound solid.
AP report from Chicago shows butter prices holding steady with AA 93 score at 65 cents, A 92 at 65, B 90 at 64, C 89 at 63. Eggs remain unsettled with grades reflecting slight drops and whites, mixed, and mediums listed around 30 cents per dozen. standards at 29.
In Chicago Chicago Board market notes list wheat No 2 red priced at 1.70 and No 4 hard at 1.70 while corn shows No 1 yellow at 1.294 No 2 yellow at 1.29 4 and No 3 yellow at 1.25 2 28 with sample grade yellow 1.22 oats feature No 1 heavy white 7 342 and No 2 heavy white 74 4n soybeans No 1 yellow 3.18 an.
AP summary of Kansas City grain prices shows wheat trading across several grades with modest changes. No. 2 hard and dark hard trades around 1.79 to 1.89 per unit, No. 3 near 1.73 to 2.04, and No. 2 red around 1.75 to 1.80. Corn holds steady to slightly lower with No. 2 white about 1.30 to 1.37, No. 3 1.20 to 1.36, and No. 2 yellow and mixed 1.26 to 1.28. Cat prices listed at 76 to 78 for No. 2 white.
A fragment lists Grade A eggs in sizes Extra Large Large Medium and B and C grades with misspelled notes. It mentions Sweet Cream and Cream No 1 and No 2 with coded marks. Hides at 10 cents per pound and glue hides are noted. A shrimp bisque recipe note mentions adding curry powder for new flavor.
The stock market sagged in moderate trading late this afternoon losing about half the gains from last week's large recovery. Volume was about 5.6 million shares, up from 4.79 million Friday, as indices eased near the close.
Daily Transcript lists hospital movements at Neosho Memorial with admissions and dismissals Saturday Sunday and Monday. Names and addresses include Fred W C Lassman Humboldt and Barbara Pringle Yates Center among many others. births noted for Hamilton Thayer and Toews Humboldt area.
Chimbote's entertainment inspector Juan Valle Pereda will preview all night club acts at Culture House before audiences attend. The Culture House headquarters oversees several local clubs where strippers perform as part of the entertainment scene.
Theaturday through Monday notices detail vehicle collisions, a drunken driving arrest, tickets for no license and unsafe vehicle, theft of walkie talkies and tools, a stolen pony bridle, lost wallet, family trouble calls, and two early morning fire and rescue runs including a bird in a stove pipe.
Charles Harvey Green 71 of 1521 S Plummer died at home from a heart attack. He served in WWI and is survived by wife Faye, two daughters, six grandchildren, two great grandchildren, two sisters, and friends. Funeral at Gibson Koch Chapel with burial in Altoona cemetery. Also noted are obituaries for Mrs Gus (Nellie) Wolf, Harry Foose, Mrs Pansy G Williamson, Charles Earl Gill, and remembrance of Oscar L Donaldson.
Captain Jacques-Yves Cousteau states that mankind must colonize the ocean floor. He argues exploration, settlement, and use of underwater habitats are essential for humanity’s future. The remark underscores a bold, futuristic view of maritime expansion.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff positions including Publisher Dwight McCreight News Editor John Woworka Advertising Mgr Fay D Clopine Circulation Mgr Ben Nicholas and others. Subscription rates are provided for local trade territory and outside areas with annual and semiannual options and carrier rates in Chanute.
The Tribune notes wedding notices should be submitted promptly to the women’s page editor, ideally the day after the ceremony or within two days for news value. Advance reports are allowed, with close-up photos welcome, and all items must include sender name and phone number.
Norman Charles Field 41 wandered into the Police Vice Squad yard in Melbourne and offered to sell a flintlock pistol to a man claiming use for stage productions. He was jailed 21 days for theft related charges after the pistol loaned from the police museum for War and Peace was involved.
Rev. Robert Loudermilk of Granby will speak at First Church of God in Wichita. Charlene Truster, Wichita State student, spent weekend with Truster family and will work at the university this summer. Steve Dimon, grandson of the Dimon family, entered Spartan School of Aeronautics in Tulsa after graduating Chanute High School. Maples of Kansas City and Florissant attendees head to Prince Hall Grand Lodge session in Wichita June 1 to 3. Maples is past master of Blue Eagle Lodge 72 AF AM. WWI Auxiliary officers elected in Topeka. Beulah Stewart re-elected treasurer, J C Rensing flag bearer, D L Geeding parliamentarian. Deane Geeding named banner bearer for department barracks.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Barnby of 317 S Rutter announce the adoption of their two year old daughter Susan Annette who came to live with them this Wednesday.
The annual Odense homecoming occurs Sunday at the school west of Savonburg with a basket dinner at 1 p.m. and a program to follow. Weekend guests at the Ford Johnson home on 417 West 6th included Mr and Mrs George Johnson and Steve.
S Sgt. and Mrs. Dale E Worley and family departed Monday for Fort Bragg North Carolina. Worley, a medic with the Army paratroopers in the First Special Services Division, will undergo further training before reassignment.
Louise Day Emma Lou Greer Joseph Bowen Charlene Robert Mee Michael Thurman and R Miles Richart Chanute Wayne Stocke Yates Center Charles Barnett Terry Kidd Humboldt Carl Harvey Jr Buffalo listed among degree recipients at Kansas State Teachers College Emporia on May 26.
Kent Dobson and Nada Wagoner earned degrees at Southern Methodist University in Dallas. Dr Wagoner led the baccalaureate with Wagoner as soloist. Jehovah's Witnesses from Chanute attended a circuit assembly in Joplin led by Dale R Burnett with Angelo A Catanzaro as principal speaker before 806 attendees.
In North Bohemia CTK reports only 10 percent of gypsies enjoy civilized living conditions. About 17,000 gypsies live in the area and special commissions aim to change their lifestyle. A plan requires all gypsy children to attend school regularly starting in September.
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