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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1965
Page
2
In Kansas City market reports cattle shows 2,000 head with steers steady and cows up to 25 higher. Choice slaughter steers 26.25 75, good 23.75 25.00, choice heifers 24.00 25.00, feeders 24.50 25.50. hogs 3,000 down 1 3, lower for barrows and gilts, sows at 1022.25. sheep 400 steady with lambs 22.25 23.00 and ewes 5.50 7.00. Chicago live poultry flat, butter firmer, eggs unchanged.
U S 1 and 2 hogs 200 220 lb 22 22 45. 230 270 lb 21 22. sows 300 lb down 20 21 50. heavier sows 19 21. boars 15 19. Castle grain fed cattle choice 22 50 24 50. good 21 00 23 00. standards 18 00 21 00. Veal prime 22 24. good 20 22. commercial 15 15 50. plain 10 14. Cows utility 12 14. stock cows 14 16. Bulls commercial 14 50 16 50. breeding bulls 17 50 18 50. Sheep good finished 21. utility 19 20. cull lambs 12 down. slaughter ewes 4 6. breeding ewes 6 12. No market Monday Labor Day.
AP reports in Kansas City prices for eggs butter and fryers remain steady with no change announced. The market shows stability across common grocery staples as trading weeks progress.
Chanute Tribune published in Chanute Kansas by Chanute Publishing Company with Dwight McCreight as publisher and Dwight Wallingford as news editor. Jo an Haworke advertising manager and circulation by Mrs Leland Lowe. Printing and press foreman Dorsey Osborn. Subscription rates listed for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties.
Kansas City market report shows wheat bids for No 2 hard and dark at 1.64 with near term gains. No 2 red wheat at 1.55 to 1.61. corn prices quoted across 20 car lots with No 2 white 1.40 to 1.63 and No 3 1.30 to 1.62. oats lightly traded with No 2 white 69 to 74 and No 3 68 to 73. rye 1.07 to 1.16. barley 1.06 to 1.09. soybeans 2.56 to 2.70. sacked bran and sacked shorts at 37.00 to 37.75 per unit.
Chicago grain prices edged up for wheat and soybeans while corn and oats showed modest gains. Wheat led gains near 1 to 4 cents a bushel, with September at 1.56 to 1.57. Soybeans rose about 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 cents, September at 2.53 to 2.54.
Wall Street moved irregularly lower in active trading with about 5.9 million shares changing hands versus 5.18 million the prior day. Corporate bonds showed mixed results while U.S. Treasury bonds were largely unchanged and overall trading remained light.
A fire destroyed parts of four old brick structures in Fort Scott Kansas. Damage was estimated at 50 000 to 75 000 dollars. The blaze started in the rear of an auction house and took about two hours to control. Buildings housed a printing firm furniture store and moving company.
Judy Garland announced to about 3,000 at the Circle Star theater that she will marry Mark Herron on September 19. The ceremony is planned in Los Angeles, with details not yet known.
The Drumstick Cafe at 1512 S Plummer announces will open tonight at 5:00 p.m. and stay open this weekend as usual. Adv. listing notes.
Mr and Mrs Joe Kennedy Walnut announce the birth of a son Timothy Lee on Aug 30 at Labette County Medical Center Parsons. Grandparents are Jewel and Clyde Clements of Erie and Harry and ? Kennedy of Walnut. The NIH Record cites Dr Murray Casey’s cancer virus research with no evidence of human cancer risk.
Jerry Wendell Owens, 24, of Kansas City, was booked at the city jail last night on an arrest related to lodging offenses. Police say the investigation continues with additional details forthcoming.
The Davis Paint Co runs a four newspaper national campaign featuring Hold-Tite No Peel and No Blister House Paint. The Tribune Kansas edition is the sole daily paper in the state carrying the series.
Kate Parrish Adair 83 of Kansas City Kansas died Tuesday at home born in Nevada Missouri lived in Crawford County before moving to Kansas City area 15 years ago survived by son Frank M. Adair Indianapolis two daughters Madge Allison Kansas City Kan Ruth Mannoni Pittsburg a brother Charles Parrish Pittsburg two grandchildren and three great grandchildren Edward D Manly Ward Seminole Oklahoma formerly Chanute is reported with funeral set for Roy S Gibson Funeral Home Saturday at 10 30 AM
Government sources report 90 year old Dr Albert Schweitzer Nobel laureate medical missionary is confined to bed due to general fatigue. He has received many visitors at his jungle hospital in Lambarene, Gabon, today.
Washington AP reports it is a federal offense to tear up mutilate or destroy a draft card with penalties of five years in prison and a $10,000 fine. The law, signed by President Johnson, responds to pacifist actions against draft cards.
Daily Transcript lists Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions on Tuesday including Fayma Diver Yates Center Nanette McClay Humboldt Truman Finley Eric and others with details on surgeries and medical stays. Dismissals include Ronald Ryder Humboldt Mary Mueller Humboldt and several others with addresses and names. City Court reports arrest of Frank Heviland Thayer for forcible rape arraigned remanded on bond. Police Court notes Floyd v Turner Iola guilty on DWI and open bottle with jail terms. James Galactic New York pleads guilty to vagrancy and receives three days.
The article explains how marble statues gain their luster when light penetrates the stone and reflects off internal crystals. This interaction enhances the surface glow and reveals subtle textures.
A series of minor traffic incidents are logged across town. Alfred W. Rusco’s 1964 Chevrolet sustained right rear fender damage after a backing 1958 Buick driven by E M Moriar ty caused the collision near the post office. Additional reports include multiple backing car collisions on Main Street and Fourth Street with minor damages and no injuries. The 1961 Volkswagen and 1960 Ford involved in a 8:10 p.m. crash near Main received small damage estimates, and a car hit a building on Main Street at 10:35 p.m. with the vehicle leaving the scene. Damages range from $5 to $35 on various vehicles.
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