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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1966
Page
2
A tongue in cheek note cites Dunkin Donuts claiming it is illegal to sell doughnut holes in LeHIGH Nebraska, referencing a local AP styled item. The quirky piece ties to humorous local lore amid a 1966 Chanute Tribune publication.
Readers share practical ideas from crafting a padded table using a quilt to rolling pie crust with plastic wrap for less mess and freezer storage. Tips cover hanging rugs to dry, doll clotheslines for drying linen, space saving shelving ideas, and insulating camera gear in a car cooler.
The notice details curb gutter and concrete paving projects on South Allen Avenue from Twelfth to Fourteenth Streets and related sections from Wilson to Western Avenues. It states tax assessments to fund the works, with construction to begin within twenty days of approval, and names the governing body and attestation.
Public notices describe local civic actions and a street project on Ninth Street from Allen to Wilson avenues to be improved with curb and gutter. The text lists newspaper staff, subscription rates, and AP affiliation, ending with an attest note by Howard Parsons.
Dr. Joseph A. Pierce, dean of the graduate school, has been elected president of Texas Southern University. The move signals leadership change at the Houston campus and sets the stage for ongoing academic development.
A roundup of quirky facts and notes from HAL BOYLE. Items include drunk driving odds, old New Puritan father terms, Hearst theater habits, octopuses changing color, Harvard grads fleeing business, Marie Curie quote, an oyster and corn starch finding, aspirin usage, and a 2010 US population projection.
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