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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1966
Page
2
Cattle 6,200 head with calves 100. feeder steers weak to 1.00 lower. good and choice feeders 24.50-26.70. hogs 3,500 steady to 25 lower. barrows and gilts 210-270 lb 22.50-22.60. sows 20.00-21.75. Sheep and lambs steady. December corn and soybeans mixed with slight declines.
AP reports wholesale egg values with large eggs at 80 percent A grade 48 to 50 cents per dozen and mediums at 80 percent A grade 43 to 44 cents. Butter prices remain unchanged.
In Chicago price reports butter remains steady to firm while eggs stay unchanged, according to AP. The markets show little movement with buyers awaiting clearer signals on supply and demand.
Wheat declined on the day with No 2 and No 3 classifications trading from 1.7854 to 1.9054 per bushel, while No 2 red held around 1.84. Corn ranged with No 2 white from 1.45 to 1.56 and No 2 yellow 1.40 to 1.42. Oats fell to about 0.244 to 0.254, rye held near 1.10 to 1.15, barley 1.11 to 1.19, and soybeans at 2.95 to 3.05. Sacked bran 51.50 to 52.25 and sacked shorts 55.00 to 75.
Wheat No 2 hard 1.814, No 2 red 1.80. Corn No 2 yellow 1.42. Oats No 2 heavy white 73. Soybeans No 1 yellow 3.03, Soybeans oil 11.45. Wheat closed 2 to 245 cents lower, December 1.83 82, corn mixed, December 1.3854 78, oats down slightly.
Gov. Avery and Congressman Joe Skubitz are to headline a $10 per plate Neosho County Republican Central Committee dinner at the Masonic Temple Monday evening. U.S. Sen James Pearson may attend. The event aims for about 300 attendees and marks the start of the campaign for the November election.
Wall Street rose in brisk trading after news that the United States would halt bombing in North Vietnam and begin phased troop withdrawals if Hanoi deescalates. Volume reached about 5.6 million shares, offsetting earlier losses and lifting most groups. Airlines aerospace motors electronics rails gained, oils metals and chemicals mixed.
Pvt Larry D Ewing 19 son of Mr and Mrs Ralph W Ewing R 1 Eric completed eight weeks of advanced artillery training at the Army Artillery and Missile School Fort Sill Oklahoma on September 16 Harry M Watts R 3 returned home Wednesday from Mercy Hospital Fort Scott after surgery
The requiem for Mrs. John M Schoenhofer who died in a Monday car crash was led at St Francis Catholic Church St Paul by Rev Joachim Gemperline. Survivors include half brother Paul Lattin of Twin Falls Idaho. Bearers were Larry Lockwood Wayne Amos Richard McGowan Donald McGowan Mike Sears and John Henderson with Daughters of Isabella color guard. Burial followed at St Francis Cemetery St Paul.
Joe Frazier of Philadelphia outpoints Oscar Bonavena of Argentina over ten rounds. Jack Bedell of Britain defeats Renato Moraes of Venice Itay in a separate heavyweight contest.
The House approved a bill to spend over 4.1 billion dollars on public works flood control irrigation and power projects. Army Engineers and Bureau of Reclamation led the allocations including multiple Kansas reservoirs and river works, with specific sums listed for Clinton Milford Melvern Perry Topeka and others.
Miss Joanne Meyer demonstrates Renz-It, a home cleaning product that washes windows and screens, even on second stories, without contact and with a streak-free shine. It also acts as a car washer, finishing in about 10 minutes, at home for about 25 cents. The product, from Remwood Chemical, is sold at Dillon Food Stores and lumber companies in Tulsa.
Admissions include Francisco Hatinett Selma Sellegren Walter Toland Mrs Carl Hinrichs and Addie Blevins births to Norman Sorenson and Duane McDaniel. Dismissals list Mrs Batesel Dickson Haynes Ackelbein Krone and others. Police court actions name DeLaforre Barker Bercaw Soubers with fines and license actions. District Court notes cover Jones divorce and multiple civil filings. Moonshine tax loss cited for Florida Beverage Department estimates.
Neosho County Junior College launches Volume 1 Number 1 of a biweekly newspaper replacing the Panther Forum. Editor names are Bob Golay and Dale Relph. greetings from President Buford E. Fisher and Dean Wendell H. McMurray appear on the front page as students campaign for new council officers.
New York AP report notes the President's Committee on Consumer Interests will distribute a pamphlet in grocers outlining penny-pinching strategies. Advice includes using lower priced items, shopping ads for meat fish and poultry, planning menus around specials, and buying in quantity to reduce waste.
Mr and Mrs Balch recounted a friendship started when they picked up a hitchhiking exchange student in the United States. Ten years later Hans Wagner and his wife Annie hosted them in the Netherlands as guests. Color slides of rural Netherlands were shown at the Tioga Hotel Rotary Ann meeting.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff positions including Dwight McCreight as publisher Dwight Wallingford as news editor John Hovorka as advertising manager Fay D Clopine as circulation manager and others for composing and press work. The paper is published daily except Sundays and six holidays with mail service to Chanute Kansas 66720.
Rates listed for mail subscriptions within Trade Territory Neosho Alla Wilson Woodson Counties and outside territory. Chanute post office boxholders pay annual and half year prices. Chanute carrier delivers monthly in advance. Associated Press rights noted for local news republication.
Tonight features women's tennis at Highland Park at 6 00 and football Royster Ottawa Junior High School versus Chanute at 6 30. Also on tonight path is athletic club meeting at Central Park and a student adults meeting about Halloween planning at 5 percent. Friday lists Pittsburg High School football Royster Chanute at 7 30 and a senior citizens meeting at 7 00 plus a Recreation Commission Junior High night at Launching Pad and a student dance at Little Theater after the game.
The Chancesters booster club funds a new electric scoreboard at Royster Field to debut Friday night during the high school home game against Pittsburg. Installation began yesterday and testing could happen tonight at the Ottawa Chanute Junior high game at 6 30. The board arrives with larger numerals at no cost to the school through a soft drink company deal arranged by Pack St. Clair. The club also promotes cushion ad sales led by Jim Guffey as another current project with strong early success.
Kansas City area weather report shows 24 hour period ending 6 a m with recorded high and low temperatures and related conditions. Expected ranges, wind patterns and precipitation notes accompany the figures as reported by AP.
The Deborah circle of the First Methodist church met Tuesday evening with Mrs. William S. Slane at 318 S Kansas. Mrs. Vic Smith presided. The lesson by Mrs. James H. Taylor was on Participating in Action for Missions. Refreshments were served to 20 members and two guests, Mrs. Grover Sullivan and Mrs. Dick Smith.
A linen wedding shower for Mrs. Anna Kenan of Kansas City Kansas was hosted Monday morning at the home of Mrs. Glen Lacey in Kansas City. The pink and white theme featured invited guests including Martia Heath Tina Ingels Wayne Mueller and many others.
St. Margaret's Chapter of the Women of Grace Episcopal church met Wednesday afternoon at 1202 West Second Street in the home of Mrs. Fred Harris. Devotions were led by Mrs. Kenneth Keas with the lesson titled Acceptance based on the Serenity Prayer taught by Mrs. Harris, assisted by Mrs. Dean Stone.
Art Ogle was honored at his home on 1106 N Santa Fe on Friday for his 84th birthday. Guests included his son and family and multiple relatives with the Ogle surname and extended family members.
Leftover elbow macaroni can be used in a salad with mayonnaise chopped onion and pickle folded in. The simple combination yields a creamy cold dish suitable for a quick meal or side.
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