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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1964
Page
2
cattle and calves show signs of weakness with steers and heifers down. cows up to 25 higher. Hog prices steady to 25 lower. sow values mixed. Lambs and sheep active with lambs higher. corn soybeans and wheat futures show modest gains. volume and range of prices provided for multiple classes and weights.
Market listings for hogs cattle veal and sheep with price ranges by grade weight and class. U S No 1 and 2 hogs 190 240 lb at 16 50 16 75 mixed No 13 230 270 lb 15 50 16 25 sows heavy and light stocker calves veal and dairy cows bulls and ewes priced across multiple grades noting steady trends and variations by weight and quality.
Chicago AP reports live poultry prices unchanged or higher with roasters at 25 to 26 cents per pound and Special Fed White Rock fryers at 18 to 20. Barred Rock fryers at 22. Butter and eggs steady with wholesale buying prices unchanged to higher. Grade A whites 36, mixed 36, mediums 29, standards 31.
AP reports Kansas City consumer eggs prices paid to producers and wholesale eggs by size vary little. Large eggs 23 to 25 cents, mediums at 80 percent of a base, with other produce remaining unchanged.
Chicago Wheat No 2 red price shown at 1.49 and No 2 heavy hard market notes. The data appears from an AP wire listing grains traded in Chicago headline markets.
Kansas City market notes show wheat at several classes with minor changes. Corn mixed with white and yellow varieties quoted, oats and rye listed with fresh ranges, milo and soybeans priced with slight movements, bran and shorts also cited.
Emily J Vanderford 92 of Chanute formerly 208 N Malcolm died after a long illness at Neosho Memorial Hospital Born August 18 1872 in Trenton Missouri married Eli D Vanderford in 1893 He preceded in death 1986 Survived by daughter Ray Tucker Linwood California son Earl V Vanderford Pendleton Oregon seven grandchildren twelve great grandchildren ten great great grandchildren two sisters Memorial service Thursday at 2 pm Johnson Mortuary Rev Virgil Collins officiating Burial Mount Moriah Cemetery Lavonburg Claude E Barker 85 of 102 S Henry died at home after extended illness Born February 12 1879 member of Bible Baptist Church Survived by sons Alfred and Lloyd Arkansas City Funeral arrangements pending James FE Hole 89 Burris Addition died Monday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after illness He was born November 3 1874 near Ohman Nebraska Family moved to Earlton 1907 later returned to Nebraska married Viola Wertz January 3 1913 at Earlton
In a mixed session on the New York market, stocks moved in narrow ranges with small gains and losses. Volume reached about 5.6 million shares, up from 5.36 million on Monday, while corporate bonds were mixed and government issues were weak.
Senator Barry Goldwater campaigned through the South criticizing the Johnson administration over the Vietnam War. He accused the Democrats of secrecy and poor strategy, urging the White House to explain aims and progress. The four day, eight state swing aimed to energize GOP support.
The American Association of Retired Persons meets Wednesday at 7 30 PM in the First Christian Church fellowship hall with state rep W I Barnes brief ing the group and taking questions. A Mission Institute by United Church Women of Iola occurs Friday at First Presbyterian Church with talks on Africa and film, led by Rev Gardner of Andover and Dr Ron Meredith of Wichita. Mission study books will be previewed. A Kansas City medical student returns to campus after classes resume. Army CWO Hugh V Berthot receives the Air Medal and Purple Heart for Vietnam service.
Forrest H. Sale, airman, recently completed the second phase of the Naval Air Reserve 85 day accelerated training at Willow Grove Pa. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Forrest Sale of 208 Evergreen and attends Pittsburg State College. Sale has returned to NAS Olathe and will resume drilling one weekend monthly.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Baltz 411 N Forest were his nieces Mrs Shelton Fugate her husband and son of Gardena California and Mrs Edith Mosier Tulsa.
A compact Neosho item lists hospital admissions and dismissals, patrol citations, building permits, recent moves, a fire run, and a city court action. It records names such as Mrs. James More and Roger McCready, places like 501 N Steuben and 213 W 4th, plus penalties for traffic violations and a $25 bond forfeiture for Corinne Hibbs.
A farewell party for the Rev. and Mrs. E. M. Pearson of Grant Avenue Baptist Church followed Sunday service in the basement. They move to Cedarvale today. Raymond York presented a gift. Mrs. Imelda Adelgren poured punch. About 125 attendees.
Flames engulfed the locomotive after a passenger train struck a tank truck carrying 8,000 gallons of gasoline Monday in Clifton Texas. Engineer Kirby R. Vaughn, 71, of Temple, and Leslie B. Himmelreich, 38, of Cleburne, were killed. Truck driver Aubrey Butler, 41, of Hubbard City, suffered burns. None of the 81 passengers was injured. The Santa Fe Chief No. 16 ran from Galveston to Chicago.
The VFW Auxiliary met in the Memorial Building with Mrs. How ard Dobson presiding. A sewing night is set for Sept 16 at Mrs. Hillard Blume’s home to begin at 6 30 p.m. Six gold star mothers will be honored on the fourth Sunday in September. The door prize went to Mrs. Alva Mann. Cookies will be sent to Wadsworth Veterans Hospital next meeting. Refreshments followed a school days themed table. A covered dish supper will be hosted at 6 30 Sept 28 in the Memorial Building. July, August and September birthdays will be honored.
Department managers John Hovorka advertising Dwight Wallingford news Mrs Leland Lowe city circulation Ben B Nicholas mechanical Dorsey Osborn press Published evenings except Sunday entered as second class matter and postage paid at the post office Chanute Kansas.
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