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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1964

Page

2

Livestock Price Movements From Kansas CityAP Report

Livestock numbers show cattle 4700 with calves 200 and prices steady to weak for cows. Slaughter steers bring 24.75 to 25.50 while calves fetch 15.50 to 17.00. feeder steers at 21.50. Hogs rise 25 to 50 on barrows and gilts, sows up to 25. Sheep steady with spring lambs at 20.00 to 21.50 and primes at 22.00. good enes 4.00 to 5.50. Wheat 137 cars down, No 2 hard 1.66-1.67, No 3 1.55. Corn 49 cars down, No 2 white 1.46-1.60, Milo 2.00-2.13. Soybeans 2.60-2.78.

Kansas City

Kansas City Egg Price Update

Kansas City AP reports producer egg prices for medium eggs rise to 24 to 27 cents per dozen while other produce prices remain unchanged.

Kansas City

Chicago Produce Butter Steady Eggs Firm Prices Unchanged

Chicago AP reports butter prices steady and eggs holding firm with minor gains. Grade A whites retail at 37.4 cents per dozen, mixed 36, mediums 27, standards 30, reflecting no major shifts in wholesale dairy markets.

Chicago

Chicago Grain Market Summary From February Trading

Chicago grain prices showed mixed moves with no wheat, oats, or soybean sales reported. Corn futures rose modestly with No 2 yellow at 1.26 to 1.28, soybeans up 6 to 75 cents, wheat gains around 5 to 10 cents, and oats and rye also firming into December contracts.

Chicago

Ancient West African Pottery Ties Spirits to Household Goods

Before European colonization West African potters shaped wares believed to house local spirits. Pottery served as a vessel of domestic spirits and daily life, reflecting cultural significance in craft and ritual.

Deaths and Funerals Erie resident Joseph Mount dies at 86

Joseph Mount, 86, a longtime Erie area resident since 1930, died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a stroke. Born July 14, 1878, in Benton County Indiana, he lived in Rosenberg Texas and Long Beach California before settling in Erie. Surviving are wife Elsie M. Mount, daughter Velva Curry, son Harold, three sisters, two brothers, three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral Friday 2 p.m. Pierce Funeral Home Erie, burial Bethel Cemetery.

Joseph Mount Erie Neosho Memorial Hospital Benton County Ind William Mourt Indiana Rosenburg Tex Long Beach Calif Elsie M. Mathews Mount Velva Curry Bakersfield Harold Eric Marie Anglin Hazel Stump Port Arthur Leola Hassler Fowler Charles William Chicago Pierce Funeral Home Robert Huse Savonburg Covenant Church Bethel Cemetery

Wall Street Sees Uneven Trading As Streak Of Profit Taking

Wall Street in New York pursued an uneven course late this afternoon amid profit taking and switching. Volume reached about 4.6 million shares, down from 4.71 million Wednesday. Steel stocks showed brief strength on higher prices but trimmed gains. U S Steel held steady. Corporate bonds traded irregularly in light activity while U S government bonds remained firm in slow over the counter dealings.

New York U.S

Guidelines for Women’s Page News Publication

New York AP guidelines advise using yearbook calendars when available and notify the woman’s page editor of changes. Submit calendar and items by 10 am on deadline days, include complete details, and use full married names. News value should be timely, with two days grace and broader publication focus.

Windstorm Breaks Limb. Car Damage Unseen

In Hutchinson Kansas a windstorm snapped a large tree limb that struck Willis Risley’s car. Risley, trapped by rain, could not assess damage immediately. After rain eased he found the limb had been carried off to unknown locations with no clear damage report.

Hutchinson, Kan Willis Risley Risley

Sunflowers Block Modern Recreation in Kansas

Sunflowers, Kansas state flower, hinder recreation efforts as development and leisure activities clash with preservation. Officials and residents discuss balancing access with conservation, noting the sunflower’s cultural status and potential restrictions for dune and park areas.

Goodland Kan Kansas State

Londerholm Opens General Election Campaign in Topeka

Robert C. Londerholm Republican nominee for attorney general will open his campaign tonight at the Home Savings building at 7:30. He has served as pardon and parole attorney for Gov. John Anderson and will not stay in the state job during the campaign. He previously worked for the Kansas Corporation Commission, in Anderson's office, and as assistant attorney general. His speech is before a new Young Republican Club in Neosho County, with a one week schedule leading to a caravan through 19 counties in Southwestern Kansas.

Robert C. Londerholm Topeka Home Savings Londerholm John Anderson Sonderholm Kansas Corporation Commission Anderson Neosho County Kansas

Employment, Jobless Decline as Teens Return to School

Washington AP report notes September sees both employment and unemployment fall seasonally. Unemployment at 5.2 percent, 70.8 million employed, down 1.3 million from August. September unemployed 3.3 million, lowest since 1959. Teenagers leaving summer jobs for school and a near 0.5 million rise in employed adult women, mainly teachers and school staff.

Washington Department of Labor

Johnson Urges Bridges to Freedom at Johns Hopkins

President Johnson urged higher political stand ards and the building of bridges of trade ideas visitors and humanitarian aid to Eastern European countries behind the Iron Curtain. He spoke at Johns Hopkins University and tied the westward alliance to a broader effort for peace and freedom. About 2,000 attended as part of a lecture series with other prominent politicians invited by the university.

Baltimore, Md Johnson Times America Keyser Quadrangle Johns Hopkins University George (. Marshall Europe Hubert H. Humphrey Richard M. Nixon Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Barry Goldwater

Counties Ordered to Pay Prisoner Transport Costs

TOPEKA AP Transporta tion costs for prisoners recalled for appeal must be paid by the county of the sentencing court. Attorney General William M. Ferguson ruled that the state owes no transportation expense. The ruling follows Supreme Court decisions allowing appeals on technical grounds, shifting most new appeals to the original county of conviction.

Topeka Atty William M. Ferguson Ferguson Sherman H. Crouse State U. S. Supreme Court

Swinging set mishap ends with injuries in Frankfort

In Frankfort Kentucky five recreation department workers tried to install a preassembled 12 foot swing set. It fell injuring 17 year old Joseph Flynn with a fractured ankle and assistant recreation director Jack Williams with a fractured ankle. The following day two employees dismantled and rebuilt the set in ten minutes.

Frankfort Joseph Flynn Jack Williams Reation Williams

Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions List

Hospital records show admissions on Wednesday including Mrs May Anderson Humboldt medical and various patients with addresses in Humboldt Kansas and nearby areas. Discharges include Delacy Rose and Kenneth Caldwell with admissions noted as Francis Stith Altoona medical. Birth recorded for Mr and Mrs Donald Garretson a girl. Police court action reports Robert Lee Cobl Steuben fined ten dollars for illegal tag use.

Neosho Memorial Hospital May Anderson Humboldt William Biggs Delacy Rose Kenneth Caldwell Forest Howard Yarnell Eric Francis Stith Altoona Frank Martinez Mildred Truster Evergreen Delbert Winder Buffalo William Boaz Lafayette Donald Garretson Edith Robert Lee Cobl

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