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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1958
Page
10
The Kansas City cattle market shows steady to uneven trade with calves and stockers mostly steady to slightly lower. Hogs rise 25 to 50 cents while sheep gain modestly. quotes list varied grades and weights for steers, heifers, cows, and bulls, with hogs and lambs showing clearer Movements.
Kansas City and Chicago markets report wholesale eggs butter and poultry prices with ranges for lambs feeder lambs breeding ewes and slaughter ewes. Eggs show varying grades and receipts while butter prices hold steady. Live poultry prices are listed but with incomplete details.
A scanned price list shows Grade A Large eggs, Grade A Medium eggs, and Grade B eggs with varying prices. The document also notes items like cream and fresh dairy products, with measurements and weight categories for hens and hides listed, including under 40 lbs and over 46 lbs categories.
Cartoonist entertainer Ben Hammond presents a cartoon program Friday at 9 a.m. at Royster Junior High as the second in a series of Kansas University educational programs. The show features cartoon drawing, crayon sketching, ventriloquist dolls, marionettes, and stories and poems to accompany the scenes.
Two researchers report that several anticancer drugs may speed tumor growth or spread when they fail to eradicate cancer cells or trigger adverse body reactions. Drs. Yatsuhei Kondo and George E. Moore warn that current toxic agents are often ineffective and potentially harmful, urging cautious use until safer non toxic options exist. They noted apparent tumor stimulation in advanced cancer patients treated with TSPA actinomycin D nitromin and NH2.
The Farmers Cooperative grain elevator in Hutchinson draws 2,500 plus tourists, with 9,000 gallons of paint freshening the half mile structure. The 230 foot headhouse tops 23 million bushels capacity, and a new lab aids millers by testing wheat properties for exact specs. Public terminal capacity now 39 million bushels, boosting Hutchinson as a major grain belt point alongside Kansas City and Enid.
Soviet scientist A A Blagonravov told a TV audience that up to now there have been no failures in satellite launchings. The remarks were made in a Russian filmed interview broadcast in the United States, with Blagonravov stating American scientists will receive a full report on the information.
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