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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1966
Page
5
Weather advances boost soybean plantings as Woodson County leads in bean acreage ever. Wheat ground is worked over, milo acreage promising. corn harvests less helped by late rains. Local notes cover clubs, honors, and visits.
The Meadowlark Council group met at Central Park Pavilion with Mrs. John Splane presiding. Miss Ginny Friedheim outlined a TV training program for Scout workers to be aired by Pittsburg station, with four programs titled Growing Up Today for Meadowlark Redbud and Ozark Councils. Uniform exchange set for Sept 24 with dropoffs at two local homes. next meeting Sept 15.
Hungary will introduce four party telephone lines to serve about 70 000 applicants. The system will first be installed in large flats as a cost saving measure and because the average subscriber uses the phone less than 30 minutes daily per person.
Humboldt National Bank relocated one block east last Saturday with police from Allen County and Humboldt assisting to secure cash records and equipment during the transfer. The bank plans a new building at the former site, with construction forecast at about one year.
Mr and Mrs Harold Seivers and their children Sherry Jean Randy and Sandy of Junction City hosted weekend visitors Mr and Mrs Lloyd Kienlen. Their guests were Mr and Mrs Fred Hanson and Mark and Sheila of Yuma Arizona.
In 25 years the cacao production center moved from tropical America to West Africa, a change highlighted as of 1966. The note recalls that until 1900 tropical America produced over 80 percent of the world’s cacao, but by the mid 20th century the balance had shifted.
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