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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1962
Page
2
Livestock market report from Kansas City shows cattle and calves up to 50 per head with demand strong for feeders. Hogs gain 25 to 50, with barrows and gilts near 19 dollars and sows around 17 dollars. Sheep see slaughter lambs steady to strong while ewes ease and feeder lambs hold at 13 to 16 dollars.
The market reports hogs show various grades and weights with prices from 8.00 to 18.75 dollars. Cattle values are listed by weight and grade with steers and heifers from 14.00 to 26.50 dollars and calves down to 14.00. Sheep and bulls follow with steady bids for lambs wool and feeder categories.
Kansas City based AP notes prices for consumer eggs Large A 29 36 cents medium A 25 29 unclassified 17 22 per dozen wholesale eggs Large 34 38 percent A 80 medium 28 31 per dozen poultry prices include heavy hens 13 light hens 8 capons 18 16 ducks young white over lb 15 butter Grade A solid 67 cents per lb Grade A quarters 68 cents per lb Missouri Arkansas live flyers and broilers at farm 18 delivered at plant 15 16 cents per lb
Butter remains steady with slight gains for specific grades and car prices at 57 percent. Eggs stay firm with minor increases for higher grades and various quality levels. Live poultry shows no rise but slower market, roasters trading 26 to 27 cents per pound and special fed White Rock fryers 20 to 21 cents.
Chicago AP reports wheat No 2 red at 2.11 and corn No 2 yellow at 1.11 with oats and soybeans seals unavailable. Wheat closed up fractions, corn and oats higher, rye mixed, soybeans up to 1 1/2 percent with September bids noted.
The New York stock market moved into negative territory this afternoon after an initially firm start, with prices slipping after opening gains. Investors reacted to early gains fading as downturn pressure grew.
Neosho Memorial Hospital reports 49 Red Cross hood units used in August. John W. Guinnee named assistant engineer of soils and foundations at Highway Research Board. native of Iowa with Missouri and Princeton degrees. Mrs Guinnee, former Charlotte Hill of Merriam, has a daughter. Patricia Schrever, nurse at Neosho Memorial, injured in California crash. stable.旅行
Volume for the day was estimated at 2.7 million shares, below Friday’s 2.83 million. Most changes were fractional, with higher priced issues trading 2 to 3 points slower. Some stocks opened up as much as 5 points while the bond market quieted, showing mostly minor price changes.
Saturday admissions include Mrs Del mar Campbell Cecil Christmas Donald Moses and Eric medical. Dismissals list Claude Moon Edward Caldwell Iva Hibbs Virgil Solomon Logan Hunt Linda Lopez Harry Johnson Jr Mollie Horton Henry Neufeld and others. Birth recorded for Paul Haight. Sunday and Monday entries cover further admissions and discharges plus a nursing home transfer. Fire runs report two residential incidents with extensive damage and a small electrical fire.
537 N Highland and nearby households took a trip to La Puente California visiting friends and relatives. Mrs Barkley stayed in Salt Lake City with her granddaughter’s family while Arnett and Ross Cooper families returned home. Also noted is Howard J Johnson’s death in Peoria Arizona on August 24 with funeral held last Wednesday. he had moved to Chanute in 1942 and left in 1958, survived by wife three daughters and two sons.
Lon V. Pierge 52 of Fredonia died at home from a heart attack while trimming bushes. He owned a Self Service supermarket in Fredonia and previously in Chanute, born Jan 31, 1910, survived by wife Ellene and son Richard, plus siblings. Services at Fredonia Methodist, with military honors. Also listed: Harry Leanders Bevans 76 of Neodesha died at Osawatomie State Hospital after years ill. funeral Friday at Loren Fawcett Funeral Home with burial Neodesha cemetery. Maud Emilyn Lathen’s funeral held at Roy Gibson Funeral Home and burial at Highland cemetery Ottawa.
Darrel R Summers, 310 dollars, charged in police report for failing to observe a stop sign. Bond posted at five dollars.
Carol McDonald, Wilson, and Carolyn Zardoni of Pittsburg attended the military wedding of Wynona Norwood at Fort Smith Arkansas on Friday evening. They returned to Pittsburg to attend the Mount Carmel School of Nursing Alumnae banquet Saturday evening.
Sammy Ornelas left Friday morning for Santa Ana California after visiting his mother relatives and friends for two weeks Mr and Mrs Carl Haight 527 Evergreen spent the Labor Day weekend vacationing in Joplin.
New healing substance Bio-Dyne, from a world famous research institute, allegedly shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves itching and pain without surgery. The preparation, named Preperation, is available as a suppository or ointment at drug counters.
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