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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1963
Page
2
Kansas City livestock prices show cattle 600 head with calves not listed for test. Hogs around 2,000 head with barrows and gilts easing 15 lower and sows down 25. Sheep 50 for test, oats and feedstuffs quoted with No 2 white at 69-78 and maize around 1.90-1.97 per bushel.
Kansas City AP reports consumer eggs prices for large eggs range pages 34 to 37 and medium eggs pages 24 to 29. Wholesale large eggs at 80 percent on pages 35 to 39. Other lines show no change.
Chicago market notes wheat futures up about 2.4 cents to around 2.16 to 2.17 for December while corn is mixed, about 1 to 1.5 cents higher or lower with December at roughly 1.17. Soybeans gain around 6 to 10 cents with November near 2.80. Oats edge higher around 4 to 5 cents. Rye climbs to about 1.58 to 1.62 for December.
Chicago AP reports butter prices steady while eggs hold, with grade A whites at 27 cents, mixed at 36, medium 26, standards 32, ri checks 28 and percent figures 60 or better.
Kansas City markets show wheat unchanged with No 2 hard and dark hard at 2.20 to 2.21 1/2, No 3 2.17 1/2 to 2.20 1/2, and No 2 red 2.14 to 2.21 1/4. Corn trades 171 cars with No 2 white 1.30 to 1.38, No 3 1.23 to 1.37, No 2 yellow and mixed 1.24 1/4 to 1.25, No 3 1.17 1/4 to 1.23.
In Chanute Tribune October 11 1963 notice to all concerned that Edith Powell administratrix petitions for final settlement of the estate of MH E Powell aka Harris E Bud Powell deceased in Neosho County Kansas. Defenses must be filed by November 4 1963 at 10:00 A M in Erie Kansas.
Wall Street rose into new high ground as blue chips led late gains with heavy trading. Volume for the day was about 66 million shares versus 6.26 million on Thursday. Corporate bonds rose unevenly while U.S. government bonds were unchanged to higher.
In the matter of the estate of Bert Endsley deceased Lizzie Endsley widow and heir petitions in Neosho County Kansas seeking descent of an undivided one half interest in The West 100 feet of Lot 7 and the East 27 feet of Lot 8 Block 22 Jones Seventh Addition Chanute and all other property owned by Endsley at death The court requires defenses by November 4 1963 at 10 00 A M in Erie Neosho County Kansas The petitioner is Lizzie Endsley represented by Balch Briley Attorneys for Petitioner
Local market list shows Grade A extra large eggs at 34 cents, Grade A large 33, Grade A medium 27, Grade B large 27, Grade A small 0, and related items including current receipts and cream entries. Hens priced at 5 cents per pound and hides at 4 cents per pound, glue hides noted.
Mr and Mrs Allen Wormwood of Reno announce the birth of a son Dale Raymond weighing 3 pounds 14 ounces. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lloyd Whitworth of R 3. Also reported, guests from Michigan and Buffalo visited the Uden family. Dale Barker of 806 S Ashby posted and forfeited $35 bond for leaving the scene of an accident and driving without a license after a collision at Elm and Lincoln on Sept 25, with police identifying him as the driver.
London based researchers report laboratory evidence that sodium fluoride slows human cell growth. The team, led by Dr. Roger Berry and Wilfred Trillwood, used one twentieth the fluoride strength of fluoridated water and urged further study while cautioning results do not prove fluoridation is unsafe.
At a Chanute Farmers Cooperative Association meeting Ralph Reinhardt was elected president and Melvin Carlson vice president with Otho York named secretary. Two new directors were elected last week, K. W. Brant and Raymond Fickle, to join the board.
Montreal AP report quotes Canadian Prime Minister Lester Pearson urging focus on poverty hunger disease and backwardness before space endeavors. Pittsburgh AP notes Gov William Scranton dismissing any presidential bid. Moscow AP covers Israeli violinist Itzhak Gitlis earning eight encores at the Moscow Conservatory as cultural exchange. Salt Lake City AP reports Ezra Taft Benson named president of European missions for the Mormon Church. United Nations AP covers Pablo Casals Day with Casals conducting his oratorio The manager and the Casals Festival Orchestra of Puerto Rico.
Cherryvale Kansas marked by tribute as Dr. Fred Gasser, age 72, celebrates 44 years serving the sick and delivering 3,200 babies. A community party in the city room features a 116 candle cake. He recalls medicine then and now, emphasizing personal care and continuing charity.
Earl Malcolm superintendent of Chanute city gas distribution will moderate a municipal gas distribution operations panel at the Kansas Association of Municipal Utilities meeting opening Sunday in Kansas City. Attending from Chanute are City Manager R. J. Hayes and three city commissioners W. J. Althaber Dave Evans and Ed Caldwell. Hayes serves as association president. The 35th annual convention runs through Tuesday with speakers A R Jones Knox ville Tenn Paul E Shaad Sacramento Calif and F Stewart Brown federal power commission.
A parked 1957 Ford station wagon owned by Carl A. Elmore of Erie was damaged about 3 p.m. yesterday when a semi-trailer truck failed to clear the rear while making a right turn from Main onto Grant. The car, parked second stall north of the intersection on the east side, sustained about 150 dollars in damage. The truck, a 1961 International driven by David Garven, 41, of Fayette, Missouri, owned by Midwest Cordage, Fayette, had minor tire damage.
One of the great apes the rare red-haired orangutan of Bomeo and Sumatra faces extinction at the hands of man amid habitat loss and hunting pressures.
AM PEO gathering at Cakadia Glover home Tuesday featured Mrs. Don Price presenting Time to Smile heritage heirlooms. E J Nord led business, plans to honor elders, 19 members attended, and Rebekah visitors from Parsons joined a Peter Pan refreshment gathering.
Five Chanute Boy Scouts and one Erie Scout from the Sedan Area Council will join 37 local youth at the 1964 National Jamboree in Valley Forge, Pa. July 11 to 30. The group, led by adult Scoutmasters Tom Mattox Jack McGovney and Robert Johnson, travels 3600 miles with stops at military bases and visits to Pittsburg Annapolis Gettysburg Washington New York World’s Fair and Niagara Falls.
M. E. Holmes, a Eureka banker for more than 50 years, died after a brief illness. He retired as president of Home National Bank of Eureka in 1954 after 50 years in banking. He previously served as Eureka Board of Education treasurer and was a Christ Lutheran Church member. He leaves his wife and two sons H. H. Holmes and Bruce Holmes.
Kansas traffic death log reports 4 fatalities in 24 hours to 9 am Friday, 40 for October, 466 for 1963. Comparable 470 in 1962 period. One previously unreported fatality noted.
The Merry Mothers Club toured Ash Grove Cement Company with 16 members and one guest Mrs. Bob Johnson yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Wayne Huffman won the door prize.
Social Calendar notes a Great Books Discussion Group meeting at the Public Library on Sunday October 27 at 7 30 p m. The topic is Aristotle Physics Selections Book IV led by Aris totle.
Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions list Dottie Chase Earlton surgery Mrs Flora Horn Humboldt medical Mrs Grace Hamsher 809 S Santa Fe medical Frank Colborn Thayer medical Orville Strean R 2 medical George Lowe Eric medical Earl Wertz 101 S Lafayette medical Mrs Fanny Burns 1805 S Edith medical Dismissals include Mrs Virgil Hanson 420 W 10th Mrs Lewis Young Coffeyville Arthur S Sprague 1021 S Steuben William M Best 110 S Plummer Admissions today Richard Humphrey 1301 W 4th Mrs Lottie Maninger 1205 S Garfield medical Dismissals today Mrs Marion Alexander 211 N Central John Newton 1902 S Highland Police Court Action Robert White 627 S Highland permitting dog to run at large citation by animal control officer $5 bond posted.
Sabah, the local name for the former British crown colony North Borneo, has become the widely used designation for the region. The change reflects local preference and governance developments in the region.
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