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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1971
Page
7
A brief market note notes Kustom Electronics and ILC Products each at 7 percent figures. It reads as a compact price or rate update without further context.
Local market lists Grade A Extra Large Grade A Large and Grade A Medium eggs along with Grade C current receipts for sale. The notice provides product grades and present stock status for buyers.
Steven M Orcutt of Iola finished a Missouri Auction School course in Kansas City and plans to serve the Iola school district as an art coordinator. Chanute Library story hour features Noahs Ark and The Happy Lions Vacation read alouds. Chanute High School Class of 1951 holds a reunion dance at the VFW after 9 p.m.
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Census shows 35 adults and pediatrics. Notices name multiple local residents and marriages including Cook and Taylor, Ticker and McDermod, Schoenhofer and Simons, Hayes and Freeman, Brieger and Clines with listed hometowns Parsons Erie St Paul Tulsa Chanute.
Martie Ray Shrimplin aged 7 died at 6 a m at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Born November 8, 1963 in Chanute, he was the son of Carl Shrimplin and his wife. He attended Roosevelt school and belonged to the Church of Christ. Survived by parents, a brother Johnny Lloyd and sisters Carla Aliene and Debby Diane, maternal grandparents Lloyd Christmas and wife, paternal grandmother Marie Shrimplin. Funeral 2 p m Sunday at Gibson Koch Chapel with Francis Mock officiating. burial Urbana cemetery.
Aimed at reclaiming 1000 acres of strip mined land in Cherokee Crawford Bourbon and Labette counties the SEE-KAN council leads a pilot funded by 85000 dollars from ORC and ASCS to co finance landowner driven projects with caps of 125 dollars per acre. The plan includes housing subdivision recreation and farming uses with cost sharing between landowners SEE KAN and state and federal funds.
Wage rates for hired farm workers without fringe benefits averaged 1.74 dollars per hour as of July 1 up eight cents from a year earlier. The composite rate with housing and board was 1.44 dollars per hour, up from 1.39 a year earlier. Monthly full time wages with housing averaged 349 dollars, up from 340 dollars. In Houston, Candace Mossler, acquitted of murder, wed Barnett Garrison at First Presbyterian Church after knowing him about a year.
H K Porter Co Inc received a federal contract worth about $180000 for scuffer jackets for jet starter hoses to prevent ground rubbing. Three employees may be needed, no plant expansion planned, and a 100 percent renewal option could raise value to $360000. Contract let by DCSC Akron Ohio.
An infant organization named Humboldt Community Growth Inc aims to boost Humboldt’s economy. Sale of stock will commence soon with founding committee members Carl Autry Roger Rankin Dale Orton Tom Murrill and James Smith named.
Seventy five 4-H members from eight counties competed at Blair Arena for Neosho County 4-H Horse Show. Labette County won the High-Point Trophy with 51 points, Neosho County was second with 47. Pam Hoffman led girls with 18 points. Judy John led Neosho County in two events and Steve Carnahan topped boys from Labette in high point standings.
Joseph L. Newby is named the new loan officer at First State Bank in Thayer. He comes from Studio Broadcasting System in Topeka where he directed accounting and previously served as office manager and controller at General Printing and Paper. He and his wife Carol live in Thayer with children Vickie and Douglas.
AP reports the 1972 selective service lottery is set for next month after a congressional delay in extending the draft act. Nixon proposal for desegregation aid faces new snag as House committee seeks broader school aid.
The U S Mint reports orders pouring in for Eisenhower dollars now being stamped for distribution. Mint director Mary T Brooks says it could take a month to process mail. Treasury official Frank Busalacchi projects about 30 million orders for the popular uncirculated coin, with possible ordering limits and a cutoff date to be set.
The Illustrated Guide to Collecting Bottles surveys bottle types old and new with illustrations and practical hints on acquiring cleaning and dating bottles. Written by Cecil Munsey the book is available at the Chanute Public Library.
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