Classified Pages as Area Market Place Across Time
The Herald’s classified ads serve as the area market place and city heartbeat, tracing a long history from ancient want ads to modern pages. Readers turn to the classifieds daily for selling, finding, renting, and public notices, a timeless exchange that endures in the atomic age.
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Office Manager Frank L Harvey Remains With The Herald
In Billings Montana a defendant on trial in police court for public intoxication received a 10 day suspended sentence due to the office manager Frank L Harvey aiding communication. The man wore a hearing aid during the proceedings.
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The Herald Business Office and Its Daily Duties
The Herald business office handles revenue and expenses, payroll, taxes, and advertising charges. About 350 people derive income from the paper. 100 full time, plus 250 others including carriers and correspondents. The accounting department maintains records, handles statements, collections, and payroll, with weekly tax calculations and required government payments. The office receives inquiries, greets visitors, and sets the stage after editorial and production teams finish.
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Drunken Question Sparks Courtroom Gaffe In Session
The observer recalls Judge Otis Packwood receiving only a puzzled look in response to the shouted inquiry Were you drunk The court clerk then pretended to lift an imaginary bottle toward the defendant and the man nodded vigorously with a wide grin signaling acknowledgment.
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Dispatch Room Adds New Department To The Herald
A new construction at The Herald creates a second floor dispatch department linking advertising and composing areas. Three workers assemble engravings and mats, then deliver them to the composing room for future use as printers assemble copies. records track storage and signature details for easy reference.
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Man Sorry He Won 140000 In Sweepstakes
San Francisco municipal Judge Alvin Weinberg ordered psychiatric examination for Joseph Francis O'Brien 56 winner of 140000 Irish Sweepstakes money years ago. O'Brien a hotel clerk on a drunk charge said I wish I had never seen the dough and much of his money he spent in Nevada gambling.
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