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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1966
Page
2
AP reports cattle totals at 10,000 with calves 1,500 and mixed declines across livestock. Feeder calves hold steady while feeder steers rise, hogs drop 50 to 75 cents, sows down up to a dollar, and sheep gain 25 cents. Grain futures edge higher with wheat up and corn mixed.
Parson s Hog market lists prices for pork cuts and sows across weight ranges. Cattle and calves show grain fed, stocker and feeder prices with heifers and bulls, while veal, cows, sheep and breeding stock lines provide ranges from good to utility and culls.
AP market brief from Kansas City lists wholesale eggs with sizes Large 80 percent A 42-44 and 80 percent A 36-38, mediums 80 percent A 36-38. Butter unchanged grades A at 81 for quarters and 80 for solid per pound.
Chicago butter and eggs seen weak and steady with minor shifts while live poultry prices hold firm. Kansas City grain futures rise with No 2 hard wheat near 1.79 to 1.95 and soybeans around 2.87 to 2.94 a bushel. sacked bran and shorts priced to follow bulk grain moves.
Chicago markets report No 2 hard wheat at 1.762, No 2 red at 1.753, No 2 yellow corn at 1.424, No 3 yellow at 1.384, No 2 heavy white oats at 777s, No 1 yellow soybeans at 3.000, No 2 yellow at 3.000, and soybean oil at 10.90.
Daily records show admissions and discharges at Neosho Memorial Hospital over the weekend. Notable entries include Mrs Ef ford Neptune, Gabriel Alvarez, Mrs Cora Greenwood, and Mr Merle Grogan with a birth recorded for a boy. District Court actions from Chanute include several divorces and judgments, with receivership and custody rulings noted. Police summonses and court bonds are also listed for several residents.
Publication page from the Chanute Tribune lists staff roles including publisher Dwight McCreight news editor John Hovorka and circulation manager Ben Nicholas. It also details subscription prices for in and outside trade territories, Chanute boxholders and carrier rates.
The New York market finished with a strong advance as blue chip issues led gains and glamour stocks climbed. Trading slowed to a moderate pace with about 5.5 million shares changing hands, slightly below Friday’s 5.61 million.
Drivers reported eight collisions or minor crashes to Chanute police from Saturday noon to Sunday morning. The most serious involved Marjory L. Talmadge and Ralph T. Beeson near Main and Garfield, causing about $500 damage. Talmadge, uninjured, was taken for examination.
The report lists seven fatalities from crashes across several states. Brown's daughter Joyce Brown, 17, was kept for observation as the baby son of Pfc. and Mrs. Robert Holt, whose father serves in Viet Nam. Cecil F. Nally, 20, of Winfield, died in a train car collision near Arkansas City. Ozzie Red Elk, 18, of Winfield, was hospitalized after the car train wreck. Four Missouri fatalities occurred over the weekend. Esther Weide, 36, suffered back and chest injuries. Mrs.
Obituary notices detail Floyd F. Johnson 73 of Kansas City died at Menorah Medical Center. Survived by wife Elizabeth, children Robert and Mary, siblings, grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at Paseo Presbyterian Church, burial Mount Moriah. Also memorializes Byrle Bartram Haynes 39, with service at Gibson Koch Chapel, WW2 Navy veteran, survived by wife Ruth, children, and many relatives. Other notices include Van Laningham, Watt, Nordstedt funeral services with locations, officiants, and burial details.
A class of 1937 meeting is planned in John Sherman's office at Lincoln and Walnut on Wednesday at 7 p.m. to organize the June 1967 reunion. Faye Tice of Glendale Calif formerly of Chanute visits relatives and stays with Mrs Fannie Whitterberry at 220 West 3rd. Sunday guests include Dr Joe T Whitterberry and family Linda Cheryl and Joey from Iola.
The Annual Tea and Tour at the Institute of Logopedics in Wichita drew Beta Delta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority. Attendees included Mrs. Clifford Lukenbill Mrs. Estil Bake Mrs. June Weis Mary Loy Conway Peggy Conway and Alice Roecker.
Tonight adult golf at the Country Club at 6:00. Tuesday events include handicapped recreation at the Launching Pad at 10:00, adult golf at the Country Club at 6:00, club launching pad, and square dancing for nine year olds at Central Park from 4:00 to 5:00.
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