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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1964
Page
2
AP report from Kansas City shows cattle and calves mostly steady with several categories easing slightly. Hogs and sheep bids rise modestly on barrows, gilts and lambs while veal and cattle groups hold near prior values amid mixed feeder and stocker demand.
Parson s Livestock lists hogs with U S No 1 and 2 grades 190 240 pounds at 15 0 15 75 per cwt mixed US No 13 grade 230 270 pounds 15 00 15 25 180 200 pounds 14 75 15 00 and 400 pounds down 13 50 14 50 heavier sows 12 00 13 00 stags 9 00 12 00 bears 10 00 12 00. Cattle show grain fed steers 600 700 pounds US choice 22 00 23 50 with higher quotes. US good 700 900 pounds 20 00 22 00. standards 17 00 19 50. calves 500+ creep fed choice/prime 21 50 23 00 good 19 50 21 00 killing calves 300 450 pounds choice 19 00 22 00 good 17 00 19 00 medium 14 00 16 50 stock calves choice light stocker 22 50 24 00 good 19 50 22 00 medium 14 00 19 00 heifer calves weight/quality 19 00 21 75 heavy stocker calves choice 20 00 23 50 good 19 00 22 00 heifers 18 00 20 00 cross bred steer calves 21 00
Kansas City AP reports wholesale eggs hold steady with large eggs at 35 to 38 cents and large at 8 per cent A, mediums at 26 to 29 cents. Other produce shows no change.
Chicago AP reports live poultry prices unchanged with roasters at 23 to 25 cents per pound and special fed White Rock fryers at 18 1/2 to 19 1/2 cents per pound.
Chicago AP reports grain markets with no sales of wheat, oats or soybeans and only corn trading noted in the brief update.
Citizens for Goldwater open at 18 W. Main with Charles A. Berthot, a registered Democrat, as county chairman. The HQ will share candidate information and positions, run by local volunteers, and aligns with Goldwater’s nationwide 8:30 pm Channel 7 TV broadcast.
Daily Transcript lists Monday admissions for Mrs. Clyde Owens Iola George Alford Lavenburg Mrs George Goltry Janice Hawley Neosho Manor Julius Baker Bryant Rest Home Mrs Orville Huffman 715 Grant and dismissals including Mrs Charles Downey Harold Dickerson Jr Mrs W T Vincent Bessie Green Eric Debra Hancock Mrs Thomas Moriarty Mrs Enos Perez Humboldt William Jones Clarence Thomas.
William T. Leroy of Cha nute was arrested by the sheriff's office yesterday on a misdemeanor check charge. He pleaded guilty in city court and was committed to the county jail in lieu of restitution and payment of a $61.80 fine and court costs.
Grain and oil futures edged mixed with soybeans down 5 to 6 cents at close while corn and rye showed small declines. Wheat edged higher and soybeans led declines on delayed harvest pressures as prices moved through nearby contract levels.
AP report from Kansas City shows wheat prices slipping. No 2 hard and dark hard futures fall to 1.58 to 1.78 with No 3 at 1,591.65 and No 2 red at 1,5414.1.59.
Donald W. Carqueville died in Waterloo Iowa on Saturday. Graveside services will be in Elmwood Cemetery Thursday at 9 am. Fonce Knapp, 1105 West First, died at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements by Johnson Mortuary. Russell T. Brown funeral at First Methodist Church with Dr Duff Wagoner officiating. Mrs C H Pankratz sang It Is Well With My Soul and Mrs Petterson played The Lord’s Prayer. Floral attendants were Mrs.
Four square dancing classes for advanced dancers start Wednesday at 8 at the Launching Pad taught by Dick Sandage. Do-Si-Do Club members urged to attend to learn new steps for Saturday dances. No charge. At least three squares needed from 24 potential dancers.
Wall Street in New York shows a mixed close with General Motors up and Chrysler down amid moderately active trading. Volume around 4.8 million shares, near Monday's 4.84 million. Corporate bonds mixed while U.S. government bonds held steady.
Newseries Karlene Frank attends Venus Academy of Beauty in Wichita. Wheat Belt Beauty and Trade School hosts meeting in Wichita. Mr. and Mrs. George Bower of Long Beach visit relatives in Chanute. High Prairie Church plans Sunday services and homecoming with a noon covered dish. Former pastor E M Pierce to speak. Weekend visitors include Charles Rhodes and families. Martin McGee shows two Siamese apples at Tribune. Collision at 2nd and Malcolm: Butler and Bean cars damaged, estimated $35 total.
The Chanute Recreation Commission announces bowling times for children eight to twelve at Sportsman's Bowl and Bowl-for on Thursday and Friday, with older youths (13+) allowed 9 am to 12 noon Saturdays at both lanes. Last weekend 252 students attended free instruction. 206 were in the bantam eight to twelve group. Junior and senior high students should bring payment for three games and membership cards this Saturday at Bowl-Mor.
Kansas City weather data show a 24 hour period ending at 6 am with a high and a low temperature recorded. Readings reflect local conditions and provide a snapshot of daily temperature extremes for the region.
Howard Jester, Mrs. Seth Far well and Mrs. Paschal Grimes attended. Bearers were Milo Johnson, Eldon Penner, Quinten Nelson, Les Spencer, Ralph Morgan and Charles Cox. Burial at Elmwood Cemetery with a Masonic service at the graveside. Johnson Mortuary handled arrangements.
Esmeralda County commissioners in Goldfield Nevada seek a retired attorney to take a 400 dollar a month post and spend one day weekly in the office. Keith Hayes who operates in Las Vegas quit after arguing insufficient local work. The county with 500 residents wants a local lawyer willing to relocate.
New officers were installed at a Chanute Toastmasters dinner meeting held at the Orchid Buffet during Ladies Night. Lt. Gov. Jack Noel of Coffeyville led the ceremony. Royce Wells became president, others include Harry Patterson as educational VP, Wayne Smith as administrative VP, Bill Lee as secretary treasurer, Dr. Fred Ingram sergeant-at-arms, Bob Wilson as president emeritus. Wells served as toastmaster. speakers included Jim Boerwinkle, Brad Wheeler, and Dr. Ingram. Wheeler won most improved, Boerwinkle best speaker, Wilson boner award.
In 18th century Australia the French naturalist Labillardiere used a telescope to observe eucalypt bloom and reportedly used a gun to shoot blossoms, illustrating early natural history methods and colonial encounter with flora.
CHICAGO AP The extortion trial of Mayor Raymond Sopher of Streator is slated for jury deliberation after closing arguments. Judge Will will instruct jurors as four codefendants face Hobbs Act charges over a 10 percent kickback aimed at steering a $30,068 sewer contract to Smith & Loveless Co a Lenexa subsidiary. FBI agents testified about a wire recorder and marked bills used as evidence, with Sopher claiming the $3,068 envelope was a political contribution.
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