Farm & Home Here To Become Branch in Mexico
The Mexico agency of Farm & Home Savings Association at 121.8 Jefferson St will become a branch office Sept. 1. President C. A. Duncan Jr. announced the change, approved by Missouri supervisor Jack Bundy, noting improved on line system and access to 24 Missouri and Texas offices. Tangora remains manager with staff Karen Byerly Betty McQueen and Hilina Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Farm & Home Savings Association
Albert L. Tangora
Jefferson St
Association
Farm & Home
C. A. Duncan Jr
Nevada
Missouri Savings and Loan
Jack N. Bundy
Duncan
al Tangora
Home Office
Missouri
Texas
Tangora
Karen Byerly
Betty McQueen
Hilina Allen
Farm & Home Converts Mexico Agency to Branch Office
Farm & Home plans a new building soon while keeping the Mexico branch at its current site until a suitable plot is purchased. The move marks Mexico as one of 17 major Missouri communities with a Farm & Home branch, joining locations in St. Louis Kansas City Springfield and more. The Mexico office will be managed by Mr. Tangora a Mexico native and Northwestern graduate who has long served the agency with ties to the local Chamber of Commerce and community groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm & Home
Mexico
Missouri
St. Louis
Kansas City
Springfield
Columbia
Clayton
Independence
Gladstone
Sedalia
Webster Groves
Loma Vista
St. Ann
Jennings
Clinton
Marshall
Trenton
Warrenton
Bethany
Branson
Greenfield
Joplin
Lamar
Lee’s Summit
Salisbury
St. Joseph
Stockton
Sweet Springs
Texas
Audrain County
Tangora
New Mexico
Evanston, Ill
Evanston High
Northwestern University
Continental Casualty Co
Methodist Church
Audrain
Callaway
Montgomery
Warren
Pike
Gallaher
Maurice R. Kemp
W. W. McMonigle
Mr. Kemp
Alamo Hotel
Mr. Tangora
Bank tests magnetized cards to replace cash and checks
City National Bank of Columbus has run an eight month trial using magnetized Bank-Americard style cards and card terminals at 27 firms to automate payments. In 14 seconds sellers receive funds, customers avoid cash handling, and a computer ledger records every sale. Sixteen firms want a permanent system, while customer acceptance remains uncertain. The experiment, funded with Bank-Americard, aims to reduce checking costs and float while expanding electronic transfers, with future options including salary direct deposits and theft protections.
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Kenneth L. Davis
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
City National Bank of Columbus
City National
Art Kelly
Bank-Americard
U.S
Japan
France
Sweden
Denmark
England
Canada
Puerto Rico
West Germany
Upper Arlington
Columbus
Thy
Field Research Inc
San Francisco
Kelly
Small Business Loans Awarded to Mexico Firms
The Small Business Administration lists loans granted in 197) to three Mexico firms: Baker Packing Co. $96,000 Fuem meler Inc. $400,000 and John F. Oliver $255,000. Other entries include New Florence B&J Services $10,000 Montgomery City Mary Long Dress Shoppe $50,000 Town and Country Dress Shop $5,000 Paris Bill Hunter Masonry $10,000 Wellsville Midtown Cafe $13,000 Vandalia Jerman Farm Supply $165,000 Laddonia Laddonia Lumber Co. $50,000 Laddonia Garment Co. Inc. $60,000 Holliday Arthur Lynn Shumard $37,000 Perry Hildebrand Oliver Sales and Service $20,000.
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Mexico
Small Business Administration
Baker Packing Co
Fuemmeler Inc
John F. Oliver
Ledgerland
New Florence
B&j
Montgomery City
Mary Long
Town and Country
Paris
Bill Hunter Masonry
Wellsville
Midtown Cafe
Vandalia
Jerman Farm Supply
Laddonia
Laddonia Lumber Co
Laddonia Garment Co. Inc
Holliday
Arthur Lynn Shumard
Perry, Hildebrand Oliver Sales and Service
Creative School of Dance Receives License in Mexico City
Mrs Shirley Kalkofen at 1020 N Kentucky St has been issued a business license by City Clerk Sheryl Ligon. The license enables the Creative School of Dance to operate at 306 5 Jefferson St in Mexico City.
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Shirley Kalkofen
Kentucky St
Sheryl Ligon
Mexico City
Creative School of Dance
Jefferson St
Nine New Homes In Park South Phase 1 Permit Additions
Building permits issued to Econo Development Co. bring Park South Phase 1 to 32 permits for nine more homes at 12,500 each. New addresses on Mockingbird Dr Cardinal Dr Chickadee Dr and Eagle Dr list homes and costs, plus other weekly permits for pools remodels signs fences roofs raze orders and a dairy queen garage shed demolition.
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Econo Development Co
Park South
Mockingbird Dr
Cardinal Dr
Chickadee Dr
Eagle Drive
Taylor Sewell
Mexico
L. W. Fisher
Lakeview Dr
E. Monroe St
Carl Steelman
Tom Johns
S. Kentucky St
Lucille Fulton
Omar St
Dairy Queen
Liberty St
Ron Johnson
Fairground St
Sky Go Prepares Dispersal Sale at Fulton Farm
Sky-Go Farms Inc plans a dispersal sale later in September for 800 Holsteins on an 800 acre Fulton farm. Henry Danuser started the daily operation in 1945 and the firm has sold its product in Fulton Mexico Jefferson City Columbia and other towns. Entering retail in 1954, Sky-Go achieved a 2300 percent sales increase by this year. The dispersal sale is expected to draw hundreds of buyers nationwide.
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Fulton
Sky-Go Farms, Inc
Henry Danuser
Mexico
Jefferson City
Columbia
Sky-Go
Wal-Mart Shares Debut on New York Stock Exchange
Wal-Mart Stores Inc moves from over the counter to the New York Stock Exchange under ticker WMT with opening trading Aug 25 in a one hundred share block bought by chairman Sam M Walton. The company reports 6,512,050 outstanding shares and a strong second fiscal quarter driven by expanded floor space.
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New York
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc
New York Stock Exchange
WMT
Sam M. Walton
Walton
Wal-Mart
Benfloor
Tonville
Ark
Eration
Mexico
South Trails
Mr. Walton
Arkansas
Kansas
Louisiana
Ronald S. Mayer
Missouri
Oklahoma
J.L. Wwm Nln
Einneantdant
Prison Term For Tax Cheating
Mrs. Isabelle Walters of DeSoto was sentenced to three years for tax evasion and filing a false return for 1968. Judge Regan cut a prior eight year term and $15,000 fine, with possible parole after considering civil penalties and interest. case developed by IRS agents and presented by AUSA Daniel Bartlett.
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ST. Louis
Isabelle Walters
DeSoto
U.S
John K.regan
Regan
Mod 24 framing aims to cut costs in homes
The American Plywood Association promotes Mod 24 as a cheaper framing method using 24 inch on center spacing of roof trusses walls and floor joists. A study by the National Association of Home Builders Research Foundation found savings of 3.2 cents per square foot for walls and partitions and 2.7 cents per square foot for floors when switching from 16 inch to 24 inch spacing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
APA
National Association of Home Builders Research Foundation
Model 24 System Cuts Framing Time by Nearly Half a Crew
The study shows 19 manhours saved, equivalent to almost half a day of framing for a five man crew. The Mod 24 system is recognized by major building codes and accepted by the Federal Housing Administration.
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Federal Housing Administration
Knipp Wins Ten Dollar Award for Suggestion
Donal Knipp of the A P Green Refractories Co received a $10 initial award in the companys suggestion program. Knipp, from Auxvasse, proposed attaching a door on a material conveying chute from the belt floor to a feeder bin. He works in the tunnel kiln grinding department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donal Knipp
A.P. Green Refractories Cd
Knipp
Auxvasse
Centralia-A.B. Change Co Awards Five $5 Suggestions
Centralia plant workers win five cash awards for ideas approved by the employee suggestion committee. Raymond Cranmer and Gary M. Smith receive five dollars each, with Charles Luttrell and Charles Willingham of Madison also honored. A group of five galvanizing employees—Jerry Pool, D. Elsbury, Bennie Given, L. D. Morgan, and R. C. Webb—co authored a change suggestion. Overall, Chance employees have earned over $2,000 in awards this year for approved ideas.
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Centralia
A.B. Change Co
Chance
Raymond Cranmer
Gary M. Smith
Moberly
Charles Luttrell
Charles Willingham
Madison
Jerry Pool
D. Elsbury
Bennie Given
L.D. Morgan
R.C. Webb
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Mgr
Mexico, Mo
MPL
Missouri Power ~ & Light Company
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