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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1965
Page
2
Livestock prices show cattle strong to 25 higher with steers 26.00 to 28.00 and heifers 23.50 to 24.50. Hogs 25 higher with barrows and gilts 205 to 260 pounds at 22.25 to 22.75, sows 19.20 to 21.00. Sheep inclines with spring lambs 23.00 to 24.00 and ewes 5.50 to 7.25. Corn and rye futures mixed while soybeans edge up.
U S grade hogs weigh range 180 to 270 pounds priced from 17 to 22.50 dollars with various weights. Cattle listed by grade including grain fed steers and heifers from 18 to 24.50 dollars and stocker calves 18 to 26.50. Veal cows and bulls priced across multiple categories. Sheep and breeding stock priced by quality and weight.
AP reports producer egg prices rise for large eggs to 33 36 cents a dozen while wholesale eggs show large at 80 percent and mediums at 80 percent. Other produce prices remain unchanged.
Chicago market report notes butter prices unchanged with no significant change in the dairy section and live poultry figures outlined for the period. No major shifts observed in supply or demand across the markets reported by AP.
Chicago reports grain prices with No 2 hard and yellow wheat down about 7 to 2 cents per bushel while corn No 2 yellow falls to 1.344 to 1.35. Oats No 2 heavy white and soybeans No 1 yellow show varied declines and gains as of close.
Wheat prices ease with No 2 Hard and Dark at about 1.56 percent and No 3 near 1.55 to 1.56. Corn and soybeans hold or edge down slightly as No 2 White corn runs 1.40 to 1.63 and soybeans trade around 2.56 to 2.75 with bundled sacked bran and shorts around 41.00 to 41.75.
Wall Street advanced and fell as steel shares led losses in a scrambled late trading session. Volume reached about 6.1 million, above Tuesday’s 5.84 million. Corporate bonds stayed mostly steady while U.S. Treasury bonds declined.
James Bruce McAdams 65 of Wichita died Saturday at St. Francis Hospital Wichita. Funeral at Buffalo Christian Church Monday with Rev. Ronald Bumstead officiating. Burial in Buffalo Cemetery. Survived by three children Helen Koenig Charles and James McAdams. two half sisters Geneva Finley and Mrs. Walter Amberg. one half brother Truman Finley. several grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Preceded in death by son Bruce Jr.
Daily Transcript lists admitted patients including Charles Kemmerer Humboldt and Mrs Dean Foster Iola with surgeries and medical cases and dismissals such as Gilbert Haynes and Mrs Homer Walker plus staff notes. Also records traffic citations with three radar speedings and $10 bonds posted for Arnold Mears Rex Niver and Lawrence Edwards.
Richard E. Oliver, 32, of 420 North Kansas, suffered neck and back injuries when his 1965 Honda skidded and overturned on highway K39 east of Chanute yesterday at about 1 30 p m. He was taken to Neosho Memorial Hospital for treatment and examination. Damage to the motorcycle was estimated at 300 dollars.
In Bayville New York the Village Board reaffirmed that Karen Southard 13 cannot keep Mr Magoo a brown quarter horse as a domestic animal. Neighbors complained of odor dust and safety concerns while Ernest Southard vowed to fight on seeking housing options for the horse.
The annual Village Creek homecoming will be Sunday at the community center. Pupils teachers and patrons are urged to attend and bring a basket lunch and table service. Dinner at 12 30, afternoon program by the Country Gospel Singers. Also notes visits by local families and a minor accident at the Ash ley Clinic reported to police.
The Neosho County unified district adopts a policy to admit students by merit, imposes a 2.50 monthly rental for elementary string instruments, and approves adding bus No. 6 for 5880. It grants continued special education for Cynthia Barnett and plans a 6 pm dinner with new teachers. Enrollment reaches 2978 and 13 county students may attend junior college outside the county.
Marble bathrooms become a sought after feature in suburban homes signaling luxury and modern taste. Homebuyers seek high end finishes, durable surfaces, and spa like retreats as part of property value and lifestyle appeal.
Chanute Tribune info page lists staff roles and contact names. It prints publication schedule as evenings except Sunday and includes subscription rates for local and out of state in Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson Counties.
A Monday picnic at Elsmore Lake drew attendees including Mr and Mrs Raymond Howerton Mr and Mrs Vincent Saving Mr and Mrs James B Saving John Lee Saving and Nancy Chanute Lee Boman Iola Mr and Mrs Clyde Laver Larry Brenda Elsie Cation Humboldt DeAnna Heney Redfield Mr and Mrs Vern Burgland Savonburg.
The Chanute Gem and Mineral Society met Tuesday night in the Memorial Building Federation Room. A report on last weekend's Ashland field trip was presented. Hank Andre of Iola showed slides titled A Colorado Journey in Geology with script by Martha Jo Johnson. Twenty one members attended.
Neosho County Society for Mental Health began fall work with a Welfare Office meeting Tuesday night. Proposed project includes a seminar for home demonstration units on teenager problems. Kansas Association quarterly meeting Saturday in Topeka will be attended by Mrs George Crockatt and Robert Geiger.
Honolulu AP reports Senator Hiram L. Fong of Hawaii says he has written twice to Mao Tse-tung asking for permission to visit Red China. He notes no reply has been received to his letters.
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