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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1974

Page

2

Spirit of 76 drives Mexico town pool bond drive

A 1987 editor’s note praises Mexico’s civic spirit as Junior Chamber members push a bond issue for two new swimming pools. The piece critiques passive attitudes, recalls past progress, and lauds youth activism while noting sewer and housing concerns alongside the pool plan. It frames the effort as essential to modern town life and contrasts old fears with progress.

Menice Chamber of Commene Thes Mexico Andi sHiame Anny Dateet Cew Pheir Eheb Bob Marty

Bald cypress trees shine in Missouri landscape nod

In southeastern Missouri early statehood linked bald cypress to the lumber boom. A. P. Green planted 25 trees about forty years ago on his estate. two specimens near Huntingfield Road in the Green property are visible this week for winter identification. The trees, Taxodium distichum, shed needles in fall. cypress knees sit in swamps but not uplands. The Staley home nearby hosts visitors and the piece urges tree planting for future generations.

Missouri Bootheel A. P. Green A. P Green Refractories Co Walter Staley Jr Walter Kathy Franklin Gills

End Of TimeBay Blessing In Giving Verses

A religious reflection cites Acts 20 35 asserting happiness comes from giving not receiving. The text emphasizes generosity as a virtue and links it to personal and communal fulfillment.

Vanishing Wilderness Fight Urged by Local Citizen

Mrs. Pierce Turner laments the decline of wildlife around Mexico over the past decade. She urges tree planting, bird-friendly landscaping, and conservation education, highlighting Bennington, Hardin Park, and the city forester Bill Thompson. She calls for community action to protect birds, habitats, and long term green spaces, including school-site conservation studies.

Conversation Commission Mexico Missouri Conservationist al Palladino Bill Thompson Hardin Park Thompson Ledger Pierce Turner

Ann Landers Letters on Health and Honesty in Love

A reader recounts a decades old medical misdiagnosis of a husband with a supposed heart problem and how Mayo Clinic found no heart issue. Advice urges seeking second opinions and preserving personal autonomy. Includes comments encouraging women to pursue independence and motorists to yield to ambulances, with a grim fatality noted.

Ann Landers Harvey Ded Mayo Clinic Deac Ann Landers Green

Ptosis of the colon and related medical queries

A reader reports colon ptosis seen on abdominal X rays and asks about seriousness and treatment. The doctor says ptosis is common in slender individuals, causes few symptoms, and needs no treatment unless discomfort occurs. The column also discusses spanking and constipation, breastfeeding after implants, and adhesions with no definitive solutions.

Dr. Thesteson Vince’ Gaye F.R.P

Mexico paper notes managerial moves and campus pledges

The Mexico news page records Merlyn Anderson arriving as the new J C Penney store manager in Leon Iowa after 18 months there, replacing retiree Peter Todsen. It also notes John M. Kemp pledging Sigma Nu at Missouri and Miss Margaret Love becoming Mexico Chamber of Commerce office secretary.

Merlyn Anderson J.C. Penney Co Leon Penney Peter Todsen John M. Kemp Maurice P. Kemp University of Missouri Sigma Nu Margaret Love Ray Love W. Emmons Jr Mexico Chamber of Commerce Gay Mattiesen University of Missouri, Columbia A. P. Green Fire Brick Co Mexico High School David Bunch James F. Bunch Harwood A Missouri School of Art and Metallurgy Dizie Gray New York Mexico Greig Ritchie City Missouri Council of Churches

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