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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1963

Page

2

Livestock Market Report from Kansas City

Hogs 6 price range steady to 25 higher with barrows and gilts 195-260 lb at 15.00-25 and 210-250 lb at 15.35-50, sows 275-300 lb at 14.25-75. Sheep 1,500 head steady. lambs 18.50 prime, 17.50-18.00 good and choice, ewes 4.75-6.00. Cattle 10,500. calves 500. steers and heifers steady to 25 higher. cows steady to weak. weaners steady. Best steers 23.50-24.00, good to choice 22.00-23.50. prime heifers 23.50-24.74, good 20.50-22.50. mix of steers and heifers 24.25. cows 14.50-15.75. vealers 22.00-25.00.

Kansas City Devteedis A Ivccesiccsees Sims Caasesees Beskunetes Parsons U.S

Local Markets Report Shows Lambs Sheep Hogs Cattle Prices

Market summary lists spring lambs, wool, and eggs with varied prices. Hog and cattle quotes follow, including U S grade weights and ranges for feeders, sows, steers, heifers, calves, cows, bulls, and veal, with lower to steady movement across categories.

Grain and hay market listing from Kansas City

AP reports a Kansas City market bulletin showing wheat trading 1.5 to 3 cents higher with No 2 hard and dark at 2.18 1/2, corn down to 1.28 for No 2 white and 1.28 for No 3 white, soybeans at 2.61 4 to 2.73, bran 44.50 to 45.25, shorts 46.50 to 47.25, and rye, barley, kafir and other grain prices across grades as listed.

Kansas City Beech Aire Beth Steel Boeing Air Emer F Empire D Finl Fed Firestone Fmc Cp Ford Mtr Goodyear Han G&e Martin M McCrory M&m Monsan Mont Ward Es Sane Tee CE Cccatess Chicago Butter Steady Nor N Gas Ito Nor Pacene Okla G&e Okla Peabody Coal Penney JC Eee Ee Eeae SA Joe Sears Roeb Sinclair Sinclair Eee Eeeee 45'S Socony Seer Ener 70%. Diy Spen Cehm 37'S Sperry Rd Tidewat Oil UN Carbide Union Pac United Utilities Bs Woolworth Yale & Tow

Wall Street Declines Sharply In Late Trading

The New York market slid further in moderate volume about 3.9 million shares. Du Pont fell nearly five points dragging the averages down while U S government bonds held steady and corporates were mixed. A rock shattered a windshield on a car in South Santa Fe. two boys, 10 and 12, admitted involvement and their parents agreed to pay. A search for two Chanute children thought missing ended happily.

New York du Pont South Santa Fe G. J. McGee S. Allen McGee Chanute

Safe Stops But Not Thieves

Burglars moved a safe from the Public Finance Co office into a car trunk and drove away. The safe spilled out at a downtown intersection but the thieves did not stop, ending the pursuit without recovery.

Hutchinson, Kan Public Finance Co

KC Produce Market Egg and Poultry Pricing Roundup

AP reports market prices from Kansas City for eggs and poultry. Wholesale egg prices list large 80 cents per dozen, mediums 8? percent 8? cents, etc. Poultry prices cover heavy hens five pounds up at 10 cents, capons eight pounds at 16 cents, ducks five pounds plus at 15 cents. Missouri Arkansas live fryers at farm 12.2? cents, delivered 13 to 13 and a half cents. Butter grade A solid 70 cents per pound, quarters 71 cents.

Missouri Arkansas

Chicago Grain Market Report Summary

CHICAGO AP Wheat No 1 red 2.06 2 Corn No 4 yellow 1.25 sample grade yellow 1.27 28% 4. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.72 sample grade yellow 2.65% Soybean oil 9 n.

Chicago

Demands Rejected Amid Milk Supply tiffs at Erie Creamery

The NFO faces three avenues after rejections: wait for the Jan 20 1964 board election to gain more seats on the nine member board. urge members to send milk elsewhere following profits reported when NFO milk went to Erie, with July profit 586 and August estimated 3000. or require members to withdraw all milk from Erie and redirect it elsewhere, with about 80 percent of Erie’s milk from NFO members.

NFO Nunnenkamp Erie Erie Creamery

Ponca City Nurse Teaches Boys Baby Care Gems

Ponca City public health nurse Mrs. Erma Carmack leads a baby sitting course for local youths and girls teaching feeding changing and bathing as part of emergency mothering skills to care for younger children in Ponca City Oklahoma AP report.

Ponca City Okla Erma Carmack

Chicago Live Poultry Prices In Chicago

AP report shows live poultry prices largely steady to lower in Chicago trading. Roasters quoted 23 to 24 cents per pound, special red white rock fryers 18 to 19, heavy type hens 17 1/2 to 18 1/2.

Chicago

Local Family News Recap From Chanute Pittsburg Visit

Mrs A D Barnett returned to her parents after a month in Pittsburg with daughter and family to attend the Chanute Pittsburg football game. The Starchers and Greathouses were also mentioned along with Burris family visiting Casper Wyoming and Topeka birth news of Douglas Lee Jenkins. Lloyd Locke Sr. and wife arrived from Fort Leonard Wood after son Lloyd Locke Jr. completed basic and engine training with the National Guard.

A. D. Barnett Pittsburg Chanute - Pittsburg B. G. Starcher Tonganoxie Waco Greathouse Kansas City Robert Jenkins Topeka Douglas Lee Vernal Crabtree S. Gretchen Carl Jenkins N. Garfield Jenkins David Lloyd Locke, Sr S. Central Ft. Leonard Wood Pvt Lloyd Locke, Jr Neosho M National Guard

Air Force Lieutenant Kinne reassigned after Tyndall course

Daily Transcript reports Lt. James L. Kinne of Erie will be reassigned to L. G. Hanscom Field Massachusetts following graduation from the US Air Force weapons controllers course at Tyndall AFB Florida. He was commissioned after OTS at Lackland and is married to Barbara Gibson. The piece also notes local police reports of cherry bomb damage, window vandalism, traffic incidents, a family reunion, and various building permits and admissions at area hospitals.

James L. Kinne Erie L. G. Hanscom Field Mass United States Air Force Tyndall Afb Fla Orton A. Kinne Jr Lackland Afb Tex Erie High School Parsons Junior College Pittsburg State College Pittsburg Kinne Richard Fitch W. Walnut Santa Fe Park Steuben Main

Scammon Couple Hurt in Collision Near St Paul

A Scammon couple, Joe Copeland 73 and Clara 68, were injured in a two car crash three miles east and seven miles south of St Paul around 1 55 p m yesterday. They were taken to Mt Carmel Hospital Pittsburg. Copeland drove a 1947 Chevrolet. Olive Metcalf 59 of St Paul R1 drove a 1960 Chevrolet. Copeland car was a total loss. Metcalf car damage about 600 dollars.

St. Paul Highway Patrol Joe Copeland Scammon R. 1 Clara Mt.Carmel Hospital Pittsburg Neosho County Copeland Olive Metcalf St. Paul R. 1 Metcalf

Yeggs Hit Erie Firms

Three Erie businesses were burgled Saturday night or Sunday with no thefts. Johnson & Son Lumber Co Ewen Motor Co and George Schoenhofer Jr s bowling alley were entered through north doors or windows. A tear gas discharge, unlocked safes and stolen tools marked the intrusions, but no loot was taken.

ERIE Johnson & Son Lumber Co Ewen Motor Co George Schoenhofer Jr George Neely Johnson & Son Ewen

Southeast Kansas Dentists Meet Here

Dr. Richard Alley of Wichita was principal speaker at the Southeast Kansas District Dental Society annual meeting held at the Tioga Hotel. He spoke on dental emergency situations. Forty eight attended the morning session and a luncheon followed. An officers election was set for 4 p.m.

Richard Alley Wichita Southeast Kansas District Dental Society Tioga Hotel

Pleasure Is Gone

Pat Headrick of Knoxville files a federal suit against a brewing company claiming exposure to contaminated beer made him violently ill and ruined his appetite for beer. He seeks $20,000 in damages for deprivation of pleasure and enjoyment.

Knoxville, Tenn Pat Headrick

Booz Named Distiller Behind Old Log Cabin Brand

In Kentucky, 19th century distiller E. C. Booz created the Old Log Cabin brand bottled in log cabin shaped flasks. The term booz stems from his surname, shaping local slang origin.

Frankfort E. C. Booz Kentucky

Deaths & Funerals William L. Cook 96 Stark

William L. Cook 96 died Saturday at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Born September 23, 1867 in Green County Missouri he married Missouri Frances Raney June 1 1890 in Taney County. He lived in Stark since 1906 and was a retired farmer. He leaves four daughters three sons 23 grandchildren 66 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Funeral at Friends Church Stark Tuesday at 2 pm with Reverend William Patten. burial Mount Moriah Cemetery Savenburg. Johnson Mortuary in charge.

William L. Cook Stark Neosho Memorial Hospital Green County Missouri Frances Raney Taney County Stark Area Stark Methodist Church Ben Colison Humboldt Guy Cook Independence Calvin Hefner Colorado Springs Colo Virginia Martin Sebastopol Calif Clyde W. W Pittsburg Cecil Missoula Mont Friends Church William Patten Mount Moriah Savenburg Johnson Mortuary

Walter I Hess 81 dies in Parsons Kansas

Walter I. Hess 81 died Saturday morning in Parsons. Born March 12 1882 in Leon he married Ethel Wixsom in Humboldt June 21 1910. He lived in Parsons since 1943 and worked as a pharmacist at the Kansas Ordnance Plant 1943 to 1946 and at Slabaugh Drug Store 1946 to 1962. He was a Knight of Columbus Holy Name Society and St Patrick's Church Parsons. Survived by daughter Mrs Mark Hannon Denver two sons Lawrence Charleston W Va and Paul Wichita and two brothers.

Walter I. Hess Parsons Leon Humboldt Ethel Wixsom Kansas Ordnance Plant Slabaugh Drug Store Knights of Columbus Holy Name Society St. Patrick's Church Mark Hannon Denver Lawrence Charleston W. Va Paul Wichita

Heatwave Eases in Southern California After Five Days

After five days as the hottest spot in the nation Southern California cooled from 102 in downtown Los Angeles to the low 80s by Tuesday forecasters said. Sunday night brought a crack in the heatwave as moist sea air moved in and residents slept on beaches. The mild spell ends the second-longest heat event on record in the region with 1955 also hitting 100 plus for six days.

Los Angeles California Mercury

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