Shop n Go Store Opens On Jefferson Mexico Missouri
A new convenience store opened in Mexico on Monday. The Shop n Go at 4821 N. Jefferson St. occupies the former White Service Station site. Owner Alan Atkins runs the store with his father in Meeks and Atkins Oil Co. Hours are 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. and items include gasoline groceries beer and other convenience goods.
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Mexico
Shop
Jefferson St
Alan Atkins
Meeks and Atkins Oil Co
Missouri Business Development Corporation aims to aid small loans
The Missouri Business Development Corporation, a nonprofit formed to help residents start or expand local businesses, plans to issue loans up to 25000 and offer other support. President Jerry Stegall notes First Missouri Development Finance backs the effort, with loans intended at about 12 percent annually. Donations are tax deductible to aid Missouri's economy and job opportunities.
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Missouri
Missouri Business Development Corporation
Jerry Stegall
Stegall
First Missouri Development Finance Corporation
Jefferson City
First Missouri
MBDC
New Assignments For Norm Kossman And Harold Enslen
Norm Kossmann and Harold Enslen receive new roles at A P Green Refractories in the corporate purchasing area. Kossmann becomes senior buyer and will oversee purchasing for the Mexico plant. Enslen becomes packaging and design purchaser for bag and carton supplies. Both spouses and home addresses are listed.
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Norm Kossman
Harold Enslen
Davis Receives 25 Year Award at A P Green Refractories
James T. Davis cost accountant for A P Green Refractories Co. received a 25 year service award a watch from M R Easterling treasurer and secretary Davis joined in 1951 in timekeeping later moved to billing until 1968 when promoted He handles product cost and inventory for Mexico United Methodist Church where he is secretary and administrative board member He and wife Lois live at 1718 Providence. the rest discusses MBDC lending aims and donation incentives to back small Missouri businesses to create jobs with tax deductible contributions.
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James T. Davis
A.P. Green Refractories Co
M.R. Easterling
Davis
Green Company
Mexico
United Methodist Church
Lois
1718
Providence
Children's World Moves to New Location in Mexico
The Children's World owned by Mrs. Robert Murta relocates to 100 S. Jefferson St. in the former Heat Clothing Co. Kalaing.a The Leather Shop run by Mr. and Mrs. Alan Staples moves from 116 Jefferson St. to 121 W. Monroe St. for shoe repair and leather goods. LOOKING for a better place to live check today’s Real Estate classifications.
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Children's World
Robert Murta
S. Jefferson St
Heat Clothing Co
Kalaing
Children’s World
Mexico
Alan Staples
Jefferson St
W. Monroe St
Mexico Area
Chance Co Calls Back Workers in Centralia
Chance Co began recalling factory employees with recall rights in Centralia last week as business shows slow improvement after the recession downturn of 1974 75. Works manager Richard Fiink said a few office workers remain on layoff and recalls began in November with hopes the national economy and company will expand in 1976.
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Centralia
A. B. Chance Co
Richard Fiink
Flink
Leaseback Plan Offered To Me In Missouri
Jefferson City Missouri First Missouri Corporation launches a sale leaseback program to convert business equity into working capital. The lessee can sell a plant to First Missouri and lease it back at 1.2 percent monthly with option to repurchase starting at six months into a 10 year term. The price rises over the period, and post 10 years payment is at fair market value. Wetterau Foods promote Kersting to vice president general sales manager after a 1966 start in Hazelwood.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
First Missouri Development Finance Corporation
First Missouri
Jerry Stegall
Stegall
Hazelwood
John J. Kersting
Wetterau Food Services
Food Service Group
Kersting
Wetterau
Charleston, S.C
First National Bank of Mexico
IRS
Termite Pesticides Chlordane and Heptachlor Approved
Milton Bodman of Campbell Pest Control says chlordane and heptachlor remain authorized for subterranean termite control after an EPA suspension exemption. He notes the EPA urged disposal of existing stocks by lawful use and that pest professionals will handle remaining supplies with utmost care and discretion.
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Bodman
Milton Bodman
Campbell Pest Control
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
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