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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1972
Page
8
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Dear Heloise recounts how packing hot nourishing foods in a lunch box revived a 7-year-old’s appetite. The reader notes a husband’s nurse mention and praises balanced meals, while another tip suggests using a potato peeler to extract crab meat.
Notice under the Uniform Commercial Code informs that Richard E Hutchison of Boonville owes 3375.12 on a security agreement assigned to John Deere Company. A 45 Combine with 10 foot Platform and a 210 Corn Head will be sold at public auction on June 2, 1972 at Sydenstricker Implement Co., Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri to satisfy the debt. Proceeds apply per the security agreement.
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