Highest Average Income Per Farm in 1965
Washington AP report notes 1965 saw record crop output and a per farm income average of 4150 dollars as technology boost and reduced labor offset shifts in government farm support. It cites production payments, debates over federal controls, and projected 1966 labor declines with wage increases and export goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovid A. Martin Washington
Congress
Brannan
Charles F. Brannan
Harry S. Truman
Agriculture Department
Federal Treasury
American Farm Bureau Federation
Mexico
U.S
Geneva
Brazilian factory begins ultra concentrate food production
In SAO PAULO a small factory starts a daily 500 kilo line for coffee export to the United States Belgium Italy and England at 3.80 per kilo. It also can concentrate shrimp bananas potatoes and other vegetables to one quarter of their original weight for shipment or sale aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Belgium
Italy
England
Chanute Tribune December 31 Friday edition notes
Page fragment from Chanute Tribune dated December 31 highlights local notices and brief items. Reads like a late year recap with community notices, small ads, and short updates for Chanute readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Recreation Calendar Highlights and Games
Monday update lists women's arts and crafts at N Malcolm Community Center from 9 p.m. to midnight. Industrial basketball features Grey Lumber versus Bank of Commerce at 7 p.m. First National Bank plays Phil Cooper Agency at 8 30. Old Timers basketball at Launching Pad at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Malcolm Community Center
T. Patrick's Gym
Grey Lumber
Bank of Commerce
First National Bank
Phil Cooper Agency
Corporate giving matches employer to alma mater
The article notes 300 companies now donate over $11 million annually to education by aligning company giving with employees’ alma maters, highlighting a growing trend in corporate philanthropy.
This Page Is Paid For And Published By Local Sponsors
A weekly paid notice from local individuals and firms reminding readers to attend their churches regularly and support church communities. The message emphasizes ongoing sponsorship and community involvement.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Hotel Tioga
Bob” Reynolds
R. P
Ashley Clinic
Floyd and
Ann Prather
4Yotel Tioga
Manley Transfer Company
Mrs
Fred Manley
Auto Body
Mr. and
Oscar C
Super Market
Charlies Ballou
Clara Graham
Mid-America Refining CO. O. H. Cunningham
Aaeine Auto Parts
Richard Fateley
George Lightfoot
York Electric Company
R. A. York
Aclaren
Glen and
Bob McLaren
Orley
CAFE
Doris Barker
American Legion
Chanute
Kansas
DIL & Gas
Gordon J. Willis
Disney's Market
Pete Disney
Marlin
J. Blackston
Orr
Wilma and
Gene Orr
Gibson-Koch Chapel
Roy S. and
Clifford Gibson
ASH Grove Lime & Portland Cement Cement Manufacturers
Harry and
Bob Soderquist
Veterans OF Foreign Wars Post No
Montgomery Ward & CO
M. J. Martin
Boyer
APCO
Norman Boyer
Bauer's Market
Gaylord Bauer
Chanute Auto Parts
Jim Scott
DR. Pepper Bottling Company
Earl R. and
Lawrence W. Legge
Calvert
Raymond Pierpont
Dale
Beck, Jr
Bob Donovan
Washburn
Texaco Service
Bob and Frank Washburn
Hans' Flowers
Dorothy Mae Nelson, Mer
C. L. Fisher
Chevrolet Sales & Service
Caped Research Labs
Carl Pate
Skinney Electric Service
Skinner Beeson
Chandler
Mrs Wilbur Chandler
Churchill Pumping Units, Inc
R. D
Jack and
Jerry
MFRLE
Kelly Ford, Inc
Ford
Lincoln
Mercury
Lassman Electric, Inc
Bob Lassman
Byers, Inc. Concrete & Rock Products
Prosser Tire, Inc
Armstrong Tire
Neosho Manor Nursing Home
Skyline Motel
Muriellena
Bud Pugh
Shirley Mangine
Asst
Mgr
Chanute Termite & Pest Control
Howard Galt
Lindsay Pipe & Supply
Jim and
H. F Lindsay
Foodtown Super Market
Jack Bennett
OIL Patch Pump & Supply, Inc
al Mos
Clarence and
Carl Haight
God
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