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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1974
Page
6
Missouri employers will receive unemployment insurance tax notices starting December 3 1974. The 1975 tax table remains the 1974 schedule but individual rates vary by each employer s unemployment experience. If the fund drops low all rates rise.
Pamida Inc. said its Gibson Discount Centers posted the largest single quarter sales in history with net sales of 55.465 million for the three months ended Oct 31, a 39.4 percent rise from 39.776 million in the year-ago quarter.
J W Crowder marks three decades with the Mexico Coca Cola Co after joining as production manager following training in Atlanta. Now warehouse supervisor, he works long hours and remains devoted to the plant, with no retirement plans. Plant manager Tom Hooks praises his intimate plant knowledge.
The Family Fun Center, a family oriented arcade, will open this week likely Thursday. Bob Brown, president of the owning corporation, says it will be locally managed in the former Goe meat locker on South Washington S1 undergoing remodeling. The front may not be finished at opening. air hockey and pinball machines will be featured.
Chicago report shows refractories shipments in Q2 reached nearly 233 million dollars, pushing six month totals to over 451 million. Industry publication forecasts a 900 million year, an improvement on last year’s 778 million.
Taylor Sewell city building inspector issued two remodeling permits last week. Bill Sulgrove won permission to remodel a basement at 10:15 Concordia for 600 dollars with J. McGrew as contractor. Gilmore Implement Co. received a permit to remodel an office at 1205 West Monroe for 400 dollars, contractor unnamed.
A long list of land and lot transfers recorded involving Samuel C. Carter, Walter A. Stiegemeier, Barbara Sharp, Millman Lumber Co, Roy Kent, Rebco Sign Co, George Harlow, Walton, Skaggs, Guinn, Hammett, Brandenburger, Harlow, Jahn, Kilchen, Slaughter, Heim, Johnson, Bland, Hunker, Matthiesen, Forsee, Smith, Stuart, Kelsay, Meeks, and others. Transactions cover sections, townships, and additions in Mexico, Vandalia, Laddonia, and nearby locales, with various grantees and grantors listed across multiple parcels. Details describe NW, SE, NE quarters and measured lots within original towns and subdivisions.
AP Business analysis notes rising inventories and debt deepen the recession. Manufacturing stocks rose 1.8 percent in September as sales fell 0.3 percent, boosting the inventory-to-sales ratio to 1.5. Chrysler reports four months’ car supply, while corporate debt nears $1.5 trillion amid layoffs in Warrenton.
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