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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1966
Page
2
Kansas City market notes show hogs down 50 to 75 cents across barrows and gilts with sows 25 to 50 lower. Cattle demand mixed with cows soft and feeder cattle steady, steer and heifer prices uneven across grades. Wheat and corn futures listed with bid ranges and car counts, soybeans and by products priced, reflecting a broad commodity sales snapshot.
U S prime and subgrades for hogs cattle veal cows bulls and sheep listed in ranges. Prices cover weights from light to heavy, sows boars and stags, grain fed and stocker cattle, veal grades prime and choice, utility cows and cull categories, breeding stock, and slaughter sheep with limits for each class.
Chicago market notes show live poultry prices steady with roasters at 24 1/2 to 26 1/2 cents per pound and special fed White Rock fryers quoted around 18 1/2 to 20 1/2. Butter prices hold with AA 93 score at 74 2, A 92 at 74, B 90 at 73, C 89 at 70 4. Eggs seen as about steady with prices unchanged.
Chicago grain prices show Wheat No 2 hard 1.764 per bushel and No 2 red 1.74 4, Corn No 2 yellow 1.45 5, Oats No 1 heavy white 75 14, No 1 extra heavy white 76 76, Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.99. Wheat futures closed 2 to 3 cents lower. December wheat 1.74 4, December corn 1 1 2 lower, December oats 74 1/2 cents, rye 1’s lower, December 1.23 4, Soybeans 27s to 4 4 lower, November 2.95 4.
The New York stock market slid late in the day with light volume around 5.2 million shares. The Dow Jones industrial average traded below the 767.03 closing low set on August 29, prompting questions about a repeat of Friday's rally.
Dr John P Noonan, longtime Kansas State University English faculty member since 1947, is named associate dean of the graduate school in Manhattan He succeeds Dr R Dean Dragsdorf who returns to the physics department The graduate dean appointment of Dr R Kruh of the University of Arkansas was announced last week but begins after the current school year ends
Blanche S Bennett 70 of rural Erie died Sunday at LaBette County Medical Center after a yearlong illness. She was born June 7 1896 on the family farm eight miles southeast of Erie and ran the Hereford cattle business with her brother George Bennett. Burial will be in Mount Hope Galesburg after a Wednesday 2 p.m. service at Pierce Funeral Home Erie. Graveside Elmwood served today with Rev E A Pearson. Mrs Earl Curtis former Humboldt resident died in Wills Point Texas with services at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow. Alfred C Savidge Jr funeral held at Johnson Chapel with burial Greenlawn Memorial Park. Dr Fred Shaw funeral set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church Parsons burial Oak Wood Cemetery Parsons. Burial arrangements by Gibson Koch Chapel.
Infant Robert James Wagner, born September 20, died Sunday morning in Wichita. He is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wagner of Wichita, maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. James H. Ellis of 1108 West 7th, and paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Wagner of Mapleton, North Dakota.
Arthur Garrison reported earth swells in his garden on Saturday and displayed a 5-pound sweet potato. It measured 17 inches in circumference and 13 inches long, with Garrison claiming many others are also large. Capt Loren Eastburn completed the USAF fighter weapons school course at Nellis AFB Nev earning top honors as outstanding graduate and outstanding pilot in the flying phase. He flies the F 100 and is described as son of Mr and Mrs Leon Eastburn of 1015 Central. Police logged a tree down on 4th between Steuben and Garfield. street crews removed it. James M Fraser of 1706 S Central was arrested on intoxication charges and is held at the city jail.
Quarterback Gary Marshall of Binghamton New York serves as captain for Lafayettes football squad guiding the team this season with leadership from a noted quarterback.
CofC plans a multi state community development seminar in Topeka with Groves and Chapman attending. The Ambassadors retail and agriculture committees meet to plan Jaycee Fall Festival activities and tours in October and discuss Christmas promotions. Public relations eyes caravan visits to area towns.
Kansas members split on several roll calls as the Senate rejected an amendment on desegregation guidelines and adopted a Stennis amendment. they backed a Dirksen motion to cut the Labor and Welfare appropriations, supported the 10.5 billion Labor and Welfare bill passage, and divided on the 1.75 billion anti poverty measure with several not voting.
The industrial revolution spurs exact measurement methods. Parts built in different factories must meet precise standards to fit together, driving standardized tolerances and quality control across industries.
Daily Transcript lists admissions on Saturday including Thomas Barnes Rhoda Kellerman Delbert Taylor Edna Stanley Robert Morris. Births include Mr and Mrs William Boaz a girl at 201 N Western. Dismissals Saturday include Albert Graham Mrs Lee Embry Charles Winans Carl Beagley Mrs Robert Stout Lena Barnett Carl Fisher Ernest Wahl Mrs Ola Hoefle Mrs Paul Whitworth Patricia Mayer Charles H Smith Lavenburg Mrs Robert Bollig. Admissions and dismissals Sunday listed with Larry Dalton Hildur Wingblade May Anderson Ronald Clements Sidney Burris Dennis Wilson Connie and more.
The Chanute Tribune lists its staff with Dwight McCreight as publisher Dwight Wallingford news editor John Hovorka advertising manager Fay D Clopine circulation manager Ben Nicholas and the composing and press staff including R Fmn Dorsey Osborn.
Rates shown for by mail in trade territory Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson and outside trade territory Chanute post office boxholders and Chanute carrier delivery. Prices include one year nine dollars six months five dollars three months three dollars outside territory fifteen dollars eight dollars four dollars twenty five cents one fifty per month. AP note confirms exclusive local news republication rights.
After the parade in Humboldt a large crowd remained along the route and in the park. Fione and Ensley estimated 25 000 attendees with chairs along streets. A free 1200 pounds of beans and ham were served before seven o clock with the winners for drama beauty and most spectacular announced during the outdoor program.
The notice lists residents and addresses including Borjas and Colvin with multiple names and a series of admissions today for surgery and medical care at local addresses. Fire crews respond to a grease pit fire with no damage and a CO check at 205 N Steuben yields a negative result. A tire incident occurs one mile west on highway K39 involving the Omaha Livestock Express Co. truck.
Researchers in Yellowstone National Park have linked implanted sensors to grizzlies to monitor their movements and survival. The study collects life and death data on the park's grizzly population, offering insights into behavior and mortality factors.
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