May Sales Tax Sets Kansas Record For Month
Kansas sales tax collections for May reached 4 274 100 dollars the third largest monthly total in state history. The KU Bureau of Business Research notes only December figures in 1955 and 1956 surpassed May. Revenues rose 18.5 percent from April and 7.6 percent from May of last year aided little by the new auto and hotel tax.
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Lawrence
Kansas
University of Kansas Bureau of Business Research
K.U. Bureau
Erie Area Marriage and Travel Notes Span Several States
Erie's community news lists the marriage of Roger Hibbs to Joan Spease in Miami Oklahoma and their plan to live in Parsons. Multiple residents travel to Kansas City for a furniture mart, to Nashville on vacation, and to Baxter Springs for a pastor's visit. Local officials report no marriages issued last week amid community updates.
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Orville Hibbs
Erie
Roger
Joan Spease
Parsons
Miami
Okla
Hibbs
L. A. Rogers
Don
Patricia
Kansas City
Rogers
Furniture Mart
Justin Clarkin
Steve
Wichita
Robert Krieger
Baby
Chanute
van Williams
North Grant
Krieger
Milford Hall
Wendell Bowyer
Nashville
Tenn
Dwight Castello
Ella Castello
Louise Stroup
Randy
Harry Shannon
North Lincoln
Guy Geoffrey
E. O. Duvall
Grove
Oklo
Baxter Springs
Joe Samuels
Amuels
Christian Church
Marjorie Howard
Pittsburg
Neva Ermey
Erie Savings & Loan Assn
Leon George
Duncan
Fred George Sr
Harold Heaton
Jane McCoy
How Can I Remove Shine From Black Material
Instructions describe removing shine from black material by rubbing with raw potato slices until the shine disappears. Additional advice covers removing vitrophane from windows using turpentine dampening, soaking, then scouring with soap and water.
Making Soup Taste Less Salty and Poppy Seeds on Rolls
A 1957 Chanute Tribune advice item suggests two kitchen tips. First, combat a salty flavor by stirring in a small amount of coarse brown sugar or adding a tablespoon of sugar plus a tablespoon of vinegar. Second, help poppy seeds stick to homemade rolls by brushing the tops with unbeaten egg white before baking.
Luther Willoughby, Crop Expert, Dies
Luther Fr. Willoughby, 67, extension crops specialist at Kansas State College, died yesterday in Manhattan. He joined the Kansas Extension Service in 1917 in Rush County and later served as district extension agent and extension soil conservationist. He formerly lived at Alton, Kansas.
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Manhattan, Kas
Luther Fr. Willoughby
Kansas State College
Kansas Extension Service
Rush County
Alton
Kas
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French Alps
Charbonnet Aiguille
Noah Beery Jr
Hollywood
Noah
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Woodson
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Sharp
505
S. Highland
Kenmore
Firestone 7
Duncan Phyfe
Bob Hosack
Neal McCoy
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Ingrid Bergman
Santa Marinella
Italy
Ingrid
Isabella
Jenny Ann Lindstrom
Robertino
Erie & Vicinity
Kermit Bohrer
Georgia
Katy Bohrer
Linda
Kermit Jr
Jesse Simmons
Tennessee
Kentucky
John Sands
Lee Bartley
Canada
Lewis Lowe
Sam Maphies
James Wilbanks
Wilbanks
Flagstaff
Ariz
Floyd Snyder
Tulsa
Edwin Snyder
Harold Miller
Oliver Killough
Walnut
Kenneth Killough
G. C. Freeley
Chanute Speedway
Chanute, Kansas
Neodesha
Home Loan Headquarters
Chanute Building & Loan
Main & Santa Fe
Luther Willoughby
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Pal
Frias
Tnien
TNS. Icccsiccvecteses
Wes Eeeeeeter
N. Highland Chanate
Cash & Carry
Peoples Cleaners
A. B. Chauncey
N. Highland
Individual Mausoleum Co
Warsons
First National Bank
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