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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1966
Page
2
Hog prices rise with cattle with quotes across grades. Barrows and gilts up 50, sows up to 25, feeder cattle steady, steer and heifer ranges listed. Soybeans slip modestly with November at 2.91 and 91⁄4 percent.
Parsons Livestock shows a wide range of prices across categories. Hogs and pigs list various weights and grades from 14.00 to 22.50 per hundred weight, cattle include grain fed steers up to 25.00, calves and stockers from 19.50 to 32.00, veals 17.00 to 30.00, cows and bulls with multiple brackets, and sheep with lambs and ewes priced from 4.00 to 20.75.
AP report from Kansas City notes wholesale eggs hold at large grade 80 percent A 43-45 and mediums 80 percent A 43-44 with butter unchanged.
Chicago AP reports live poultry unchanged to 1 lower with roast ers 24 to 26 pounds, White Rock fryers 18 to 19 pounds. butter weak prices 14 to 24 cents lower with 93 score AA 71.34, 92 A 71.54, 90 B 71.%, 89 C 69'2. eggs about steady.
AP dispatch from Kansas City shows bid ranges for Wheat No 2 hard and dark, No 3, red varieties, with futures cited as 1.72 to 2.10 per unit. Corn prices listed by grade include No 2 white and No 3 yellow and mixed, with ranges from 1.31 to 1.54. Oats and rye listed with varying quotes, soybeans at 2.79 to 3.06, and sacked bran and shorts priced at 51.50 to 75.00.
The Chicago grain market shows declines with Wheat No 2 hard at 1.68 and No 2 red at 1.6542, Corn No 2 yellow around 1.43 and December futures down, Oats No 2 heavy white near 0.74, Soybeans No 1 yellow about 2.9274, and soymeal at 11.10. Wheat closes 4.5 to 6 cents lower, corn and oats trades ease in late session.
Kansas City AP report quotes Dr. Chauncey D. Leake criticizing the FDA for removing tonics and vitamins from the market for limited effects. Leake, a former University of Texas VP and UC San Francisco lecturer, argues doctors should decide on use of drugs like DMSO despite safety concerns.
Wall Street momentum faded as the market turned lower later in the afternoon with heavy trading. The Dow edged down 1.95 to 756.01 by 2 pm after a brief morning rise, continuing Monday's slide to new yearly lows despite a wave of buying.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Robert Docking will campaign in Chanute tomorrow afternoon arriving between 1 00 and 1 30 p m. He will base at the Tioga Hotel where voters may meet him in the early afternoon. Docking will tour Main Street and a welcoming delegation will be led by Larry Smith. A new county Democratic campaign headquarters opens on South Highland near Main and will be open 1 00 to 6 00 p m Wednesdays through Saturdays.
Daily Transcript records Monday admissions for Ray mond W. Radford and several others at Neosho Memorial Hospital with multiple medical cases. Dismissals include Selma Sellegren and others. births note Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Erikson with a boy. City police cite drivers for speeding and related offenses with fines, plus building permit costs and recent moves across local addresses.
This advertising feature offers tips to compare prices and check product safety before purchasing. It highlights verifying warranties, reading labels, and choosing reputable retailers to avoid scams and ensure durable, reliable goods.
Gardena visitors Mr and Mrs G F Goes and Mrs E Pague travel to join Mrs N J Siler in Canoga Park for several days. Early entries announce 68th American Royal Livestock and Horse Show in Kansas City October 11 to 22 with 12 Suffolk sheep entered by Henry Broughton Eric. Joe Winkler is a patient at KU Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas. Rev Clifford C Stabeil, American Baptist missionary to the Congo, will speak Friday at 730 pm at Colfax Baptist church followed by fellowship and refreshments.
The Chanute junior college board discussed student loan guarantees with NCCJC including $1000 undergraduate and $2000 graduate caps and a 3 percent interest rate delaying until graduation. It approved a voice and piano training program for seniors, easement for KG&E near Hillcrest, and staff changes while reviewing faculty robes and adult education enrollments.
Mrs. Dorothy O'Malley of Santa Barbara and Claude Roberts of San Bernardino along with Mr and Mrs Stan Roberts of Portsmouth N H left for home yesterday after a two week visit with Mr and Mrs Harley Roberts of R 3 and Mrs Elsie Scogin of R 3.
Kansas City AP Margaret Mead says American society undervalues older people who can still contribute. She cites youth bias and the notion that top scientists peak before 35 as a harmful, intellectual discouragement, urging respect for elder experience and wisdom.
Mrs. Edna Strohm of 406 W. 7th received word of her sister Mrs. Mary Attendorf of Independence passing away. The funeral is tentatively set for Wednesday.
After a brief business session at Mrs Don Rankin s home 609 S Highland the Shakespeare Club began a study of A Comedy of Errors Mrs Richard Lintner led the discussion with members answering questions Refreshments were served to ten members.
Scout Den 5 led by Den Chief Kendall Follmer held a Saturday morning meeting at Mrs. Jerry Thompson’s home. Glenn Wrestler Jr. joined, Kelly Carter photographed the group, Leo Young told a story for Wolf badge, and Mrs. Everett Carter assisted as den mother.
Tonight include Adult golf at the Country Club at 6 00 and the Annual meeting at the Church Softball League Municipal Building at 7 30. Wednesday features Archery club at Santa Fe Park at 7 00.
The Chanute Tribune outlines its subscription prices for local trade territory and outside areas, including three, six, and twelve month options, plus Chanute post office boxholder rates and carrier charges. The paper notes Audit Bureau membership and AP rights for local news and dispatches.
Kansas City AP reports the two hour period ending at 6 a m shows temperature highs and lows with precipitation in the area. Readings cover local conditions and notable changes in the time frame.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Hibbs of 312 S Plummer hosted a Saturday luncheon at the Kansan Inn Greensburg following the wedding rehearsal of Jane Sherer and their son Gary. Thirty five guests attended at a U shaped three table setup in cranberry and pink.
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