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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1964
Page
2
Kansas City livestock ledger shows cattle totals around 11 500 with calves 300 and hog totals near 4 000. Prices move down across cattle and hog categories with feeders steady and veal and sheep varying by class including steers heifers calves sows and lambs and note on breeding stock values.
Chicago grain prices show mixed moves as Wheat No 1 red and No 1 heavy hard hold steady. Corn No 1 yellow unchanged to a cent higher while September futures edge down. Oats trade softer with September futures about 65 cents, soybeans retreat roughly 2 3/4 cents. Rye mostly steady.
Detailed报价 for hogs and cattle shows pricing by grade weight and condition. Hogs range from U S No 1-2 at 190-240 pounds 16.00 16.25 with high choice 17.10, sows 13.50 14.75, heavier sows 12.00 13.00, stays 9.00 10.50. Cattle quotes include grain fed steers and heifers 600-700 pounds 22.00 23.50, 700-900 pounds 20.00 22.00, standards 17.00 19.50, calves 500+ prime 21.90 23.00, 300-450 pounds 19.00 22.00, stock calves 22.50 24.00, and related ranges.
In a local ad Benson's Garage at 102 W 2nd Street advertises reliable car care at fair prices. The message invites customers to see Pat Patterson or Bill Benson for service and maintenance needs.
AP data shows producer egg prices by size across grades A and B with large eggs at 31-35 cents, medium 24-33, small 18-20 for grade A and large 23-26 for grade B. Wholesale eggs at 80 percent moisture adjusted to 37-38 for large and 34-36 for mediums. Butter prices unchanged.
Chicago reports butter prices steady to firm with small gains for select grades, while eggs show uneven changes. The Nassau Queen's Staircase is noted as a top sight, a 65-step rock-cut monument carved by freed slaves rising from a canyon.
Mr and Mrs Henry Biggs and Mrs Frances Pierce return from Fremont Nebraska after visiting John Hill and family. They attended Billy Graham's Omaha service with over 25 000 in attendance and more than 1000 making a decision for Christ. Gene Turley reports garden hose damage and tar on his car. Mrs Bob Banta from Chanute reports her car struck a parked car at Lincoln and Main. Officer Simon Brooks was in the parked car and opened its door as her vehicle moved.
Wall Street shows uneven strength with copper leads and a late push in a moderately active session. Volume nears 4.2 million shares as the Dow hovers near a historic high while corporate bonds rise and government issues hold steady.
Harvey Rhodes returned from Texas where he attended the Texas Association of Magicians with 450 magicians present from Texas and nearby states. A tachometer was stolen from a go kart owned by Stanley Whitworth. Three people were arrested for disturbing the peace at the Sunset Club and released on bonds. Bonnie Atkins was jailed for disturbing the peace by firing firecrackers from a car. Vandals broke rest room windows at Highland Park softball field and moved advertising signs at two town locations during the holiday weekend.
George Cox told Dallas town officials he was overcharged for taxes. Town Clerk J J Moore confirmed the overcharge, stating that Dallas had indeed billed Cox too much.
Chanute and Neosho County posted a relatively clean Labor Day with no injuries reported. Highway Patrol logged no crashes from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight last night. Erie sheriff's office and Chanute police each handled one noninjury accident. A 1960 International pickup driven by 16-year-old Stephen A. Gouvion of Parsons skidded in loose gravel in the county incident.
Walter Herbert Bradford 71 of Earlton died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a year and a half illness. Survived by wife Marie Wiltse, son Lee, four daughters, one brother, 12 grandchildren, five great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at First Methodist Church Cha nute with burial Altoona Cemetery. John J. Dilley 67 of Vinita Okla died Sunday morning after short illness. Survived by three sisters. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm Pierce Funeral Home, burial Shaw Cemetery. Also reports of local traffic accidents and police notes follow in the area. Jupiter's mass compared to earth noted as 1,300 earths but 300 times heavier indicating gas composition.
Daily Transcript lists hospital admissions and dismissals across days, noting names and addresses for patients, with births of two girls to Wimsett and Jones/Dunivant couples. Remaining entries cover planned admissions and discharges including several Humboldt, Emporia, and Neosho addresses.
The Silver Star class of the Buffalo Methodist church held a wiener roast and hayrack ride Sunday evening at the Pringle ranch. Attending members included Roma Payne Sharon Ice Beverly Clinesmith Naomi Bancannon Loretta Carlson Cheryl Carlson Cindy Stanfield Diana Pringle George McKinsey Gary Follmer Bill Clinesmith Rhonda Baird Mary Peterson Jeanie Collins Tom Johnson Wayne Howell Jon Wiltse Steve Ayres Norman Holcomb Pamela Mannen Larry Hart Wayne Stockebrand.
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