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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1964
Page
2
The report notes no wheat, oats or soybean sales with corn at 1.24 percent and soy oil at 10.74 percent. Wheat closes up with December grade near 1.49 49 and corn around 1.20 5, oats mixed, rye up, and soybeans mixed as well, all from Chicago era market data.
Kansas City market data show cattle 4,800 head and calves 400 with prices for slaughter steers 21.75 to 23.25, calves 15.00 to 17.50. hogs 4,500 with varied value ranges from 13.90 to 15.50 for different weight classes. sheep about 100 with lamb prices 19.50 to 21.00 and ewe bids 4.50 to 5.50. Wheat quoted at 105 cars, unchanged, with grain grades and prices listed for several classes including No 2 hard and dark hard 1.60 to 1.77 per bushel.
AP reports producer egg prices vary by size with large 30 to 35 cents, medium 24 to 27, small 18 to 20, and large B 24 to 25, while other produce remains unchanged.
Chicago AP reports butter prices unchanged and egg prices largely steady with slower demand. Grade A whites 36, mixed 36, mediums 28 to 32 cents, standards in the 30s.
The Chanute Tribune of Chanute Kansas lists subscription rates by mail for Neosho and Woodson Counties. Rates are $5.06 per year, $3.00 for three months, and $1.00 per month with published publication details and staff credits.
Wall Street slid sharply on rumors of Soviet leadership changes tied to Khrushchev and prior jitters over a British election and a Johnson aide scandal. The Dow dropped 11.23 points in midday trading, later trimming losses to 8.94, with volume around 6.5 million shares as bonds moved unevenly.
In Santiago Chile an earth tremor woke residents at 1 am but caused no damage. Cardinal pitchers shut down the Yankees as Maxvill handled a couple of plays and Pepitone popped out, while McCarver walked and Shannon struck out.
Emery Earl Hunter 84 of 1710 West Main Chanute died at home after a several year illness. Born May 5 1880 in Leanna he married Millie Mable Edwards December 23 1914 in Chanute. He was a Christian church member and had lived in Chanute 24 years. Survivors include wife Millie and three sisters Clara Tyler Linnia Hunter and Maude LaSalle.
Don Kennedy and Jay Criger filed a police report yesterday after their cars, both parked, sustained damage when Criger's vehicle rolled into Kennedy's. Kennedy's front fenders were damaged as both cars were involved. Barbara Dement reported her 16 month old son bitten on the hand by a dog while she visited a self service laundry. The dog ownership details were referred to the animal control officer. Lloyd Barham Jr of Independence Mo was named superintendent of the Newton Gas Service Company. He is a former Chanute resident and graduate of Chanute High School and Kansas State University. His wife Ardis Old and their four children will join him soon. his parents are Mr and Mrs L K Barham of South Santa Fe Road.
Mr and Mrs A D Dimon of 1131 N Forest returned yesterday from a visit to Houston Texas where they visited Dimons brother R E Dimon and nephew Wilbur S Dimon and their families They took a trip to Galveston and the Gulf coast and stopped at the National Aeronautical and Space Administration Center Big
Mrs Mardell Jessee a 28 year old former Chanute resident was shot and killed at her home in Orange California The Associated Press reported from Orange that her husband Tom Jessee 34 is being held on suspicion of murder He reportedly took sleeping pills but survived after stomach pumping Survivors include her parents Mr and Mrs Ray Winder a son Russell Wayne a daughter Michelle Renae and several relatives Funeral arrangements will be announced by Koch Skinner Memorial Home
Hospital admissions and dismissals listed for Wednesday at Neosho Memorial Hospital include Virgil Gardner of 207 N Grant and multiple patients listed with medical or surgical needs. Dismissals include James Butts of Elsmore and Fanny Ellis of 508 N Santa Fe. Admission today notes Ollie Robertson R 3 medical.
TOPEKA AP The Army was asked to help demolish two derailed LNG freight cars near Moran Kansas. Gov John Anderson said Maj Gen Jonathan C Seaman of Fort Riley and the 1st Division were requested. Army personnel were to be on scene today. Seven LPG cars derailed four miles north of Moran and five exploded and burned. The remaining two derailed cars could not be moved due to blast danger.
A Friday evening dance runs from 9 40 to 11 30 at the Launching Pad for senior high and junior college students. The event is free for members. guests must buy a ticket. Dress rules limit attire and prohibit blue jeans for boys and Bermudas for all.
A terrorist on a motor cycle hurled a hand grenade into a transport carrying two American soldiers in Saigon's outskirts. One soldier caught the weapon and pitched it back. it exploded in the air, lightly injuring the serviceman. The assailant escaped. identities not released by American sources.
A. L. Kramer Republican candidate for secretary of state of Washington had his car broken into while speaking to the Lion's Club. Thief stole all his clothes and a supply of campaign literature on Wednesday, disrupting his campaign appearance.
Eleven members of the Women's Mission Society of Colfax Baptist Church met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Don Horton’s Lafayette street home. Mrs. Harry Larson presided as the program "Against Thee Only" was presented by Maxine Stoll Ruth Hart and Mrs. Horton.
The Belles Lettres Reading Club opened its season with a luncheon at Orchid Buffet on Tuesday. Mrs. Allen Willis presented a program about her summer trip to Germany, describing Beilagries in Southern Germany, a 900 year old town of about five thousand. Twelve members were present.
A crisp slaw can be topped with pickled beets to add tangy sweetness that pairs well with fish cakes. Use thin shavings or julienne slices to brighten the plate and balance the flavors.
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