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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1972
Page
2
Mexico should attract more industry by improving community attitude and labor readiness. A site selector evaluates towns by factors including work ethic schools and services. Residents influence chances for new jobs by supporting industry and community quality.
A brief note asserts that the Bible warns against drunkenness and disorder, claiming sobriety is essential and strong drink leads to folly. It emphasizes a moral stance against intemperance and urges prudent living.
A Montana editor’s reader poll lists items desired in print including names of neighbors spouses and readers’ own. wants front page drama on crooked city government neighbor affairs tax cheats and personal images. It mocks sensational demand for private lives and sensationalism in newspapers.
In Missouri a voter sent a change of address form with name age old and new addresses, eye color height and signature. In remarks the applicant listed health notes and injuries including weight and a hernia causing no trouble per a doctor. Local officials deemed the details more than enough for the change.
Missouri gasoline consumption rose 6.4 percent in 1971 to 2,647,436,000 gallons. John H. Denman, executive director of the Missouri Oil Council, announced the figures, noting Missouri's increase exceeded the national rise of 4.7 percent.
Birthday greetings are extended Monday to Mrs. Frank Isaacs, Billy Gene Antrim of Centralia, Joyce Pilliard, Mrs. Clyde Kratzer, Eugenia Davidson, Pris Singleton, and Mrs. Ella Kemp. Tuesday celebrates with cake and candles for Lillie Beth DeHart, W. H. VanDeventer, G. L. Torreyson, John Cadwell, Mary Elizabeth Zeigler, Jimmy Cox, Jean Christian, Mary Jolene Harrison, Bobby Stephenson, Mrs. June Ross, Gary Delamarre of Benton City, and Ann Kappelmann.
A collection of reader questions and Ann Landers responses. Topics include a teen's drug scare tale ending in hospitalization and recovery, a son’s long distance letter habit, advice against warning a cheating wife, a wife's concern about a husband’s inflexible quirks, and reassurance that these quirks are harmless neurotic compulsions.
A reader seeks doctors for artificial insemination after a husband’s low sperm count and notes on timing and ovulation tracking. Other letters ask about sugar in beer, prostate issues and fertility, thyroid testing, stopping up tear ducts, handedness in children, greens and kidney stones, and general health guidance from Dr. Thosteson.
TV schedule details multiple stations in St Louis and Ottumwa listing programs from NBC CBS ABC and local features. It includes children's theater road race highlights baseball NCAA track and field golf concerts and various films with times and channel numbers for dates in May and year 1965 era.
A dense local listings page for St. Louis TV, detailing films and programs across channels. Features classics like D Day the Sixth of June with Robert Taylor, Nothing But The Best with Alan Bates, and Disney titles. notes on schedules for ABC CBS and channel 4 11 13, plus retro Weather and News blocks.
Yesterday in Mexico June 3 1962 John A Goddard named fisheries biologist by Missouri Conservation Commission. Ellsworth Green Jr resigns from Kansas City Kan Chamber to join Dayton Area Chamber as executive vice president. Connie Pickering leaves Arnold Funeral Home for Baue Funeral Home St Charles.
Publication details for Mexico Ledger include mailing rates for Missouri counties, out-of-state and military subscriptions, and daily office hours. The rates reference various durations and regions, with several typographical errors present in the OCR.
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