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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1965
Page
2
Dear Ann Landers offers practical advice on dealing with a stubborn spouse who lets the gas tank run dry and on navigating mother in law criticisms. The column urges accepting flaws to maintain harmony and shared responsibility in relationships.
Public notice for Earlton City budget hearing on August 10 1965 at City Hall. Governing body will hear objections and questions from taxpayers about the budget and proposed tax levy and amendments. Clerk Earl Clifford Mayor Dean Buster sign. Ad valorem tax requirement listed. tangible valuations and fund figures shown.
1966 budget form for Eariton Cemetery District in Neosho County Kansas lists anticipated revenues and proposed expenditures. Notes cover maintenance, cemetery improvements, and operating costs for the district.
Budget notice for Leanne Cemetery District No outlines the proposed 1966 financial plan. Authority invites public inspection, with details on budget items, expected expenditures, and the hearing date for district residents.
AP dispatch notes many Britons cultivate tobacco at home to dodge rising taxes. Estimates exceed 100,000 households and seed sales up 75 percent, with government limits capping 25 pounds per grower annually. Vicar Hugh Cuthbertson in Dunmow runs a nonprofit curing operation offering 25 pounds at about 6 cents an ounce.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Marnell with Pam and Darrell return from a 12 day trip visiting Stratton Colorado Morrowville Narka Lawrence and Utah. They plan to attend the Julia Taylor Pat Johnson wedding and visit Six Flags Over Texas during a Dallas Fort Worth trip. The Lucky 134 H Club conducted a Friday morning project tour with 32 members touring clothing knitting and entomology projects at seven homes ending with watermelon at John Tipping.
The text notes Ludovico di Varthema of Bologna as the first European to enter Mecca in disguise in 1503 and cites Sir Richard Burton as the best known later explorer to do so.
In Yates Center and surrounding Woodson County areas crews haul native meadow to balance demand as a light hay market yields heavy output and steady barns. The Kansas National Guard unit departs for Camp Guernsey for two weeks under Capt. Leonard E. Robbins. Local pools host swimming courses with about 70 pupils, 4‑H members attend a big pool event, and livestock fairs loom with a 1:30 p.m. parade. Baseball and softball games fill evenings with local junior teams and Humboldt visitors noted.
Richard P. Vine is identified as the winemaker at a Hammondsport New York winery. The note highlights Vine's role in producing local wines and managing stewardship of the winery’s blends.
The city recreation commission starts three new summer programs led by acting director Ray Zumalt. Tennis lessons run 4 to 6 p.m. at City Park and 6 to 8 p.m. at Highland Park for ages 10 and up, with students bringing their own racquets and balls. Handicapped swimming is 10 a.m. to noon at Municipal Pool for two weeks.
Fred Tuttle, a former Louisville schoolteacher of 40 years, has decided to memorize the Bible in a bid to prepare for trials. A friend asked who he was studying for, and he replied in a punny way that he is cramming for the trials.
Published evenings excent Sunday and posted as second class matter in Chanute Kansas the paper is a member of Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press. Rates list by county show yearly and half year options for in state and out of state subscribers with varied monthly rates.
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