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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1973
Page
2
The piece urges residents of the county to donate blood during Red Cross mobile drives. It notes the county averages 36 donors per visit against a population-based target of 149 units annually, warning that shortages affect patient care and increase costs. It stresses blood is essential and urges every resident to participate.
The Mexico Chamber of Commerce began in June 1917 with early records showing investments from firms like Mexico Pache Beph, Enternational Shoe Company, Business University, Souther Bank of Mexico, Lieber Grocery, and Worrell Jewelry. The piece argues that cooperative effort drives commercial success, noting that property, business, and professional values grow from civilization advances achieved when people work together.
A reader clashes with Ann Landers over answering the phone in a household and a budget crisis. Advice covers family etiquette, morales, and a reply to a co worker who boasted about loans and favors. The column also guides on dealing with money limits and suggests contacting Ann Landers for guidance.
A reader asks if sitting on a public toilet seat risks disease and how to handle seat warming. A second inquiry concerns frequent urination and a young woman reports heavy discharge. a gynecologist visit is advised. The letter format reflects dated advice columns.
A Saturday greeting list wishes Linda A Bobby Cross Gary Wayne Westbay Fred Hollingsworth Lewis Galbreath Jr Mel and Mrs Dwraine Barnes and Linda White happy birthday. It notes composer mo Rodgers turns 77 today.
Emmet McDonald, a dry goods merchant formerly of Mexico, returned after 22 years to Brunswick for the Masonic picnic. The city appointed Slama Wallace as fire nat and traffic policeman in Cook. Wallace previously managed the Mwedona farm north of Mexico and is now in charge at Prortor and Gamble Leap Co.
Fragmented OCR shows a local notice for a newspaper called Mexica Ledger with subscription rates in different counties, pricing listed as $2.00 per month, $22 for six months, and other figures. The text includes partial phrases about days and hours of operation and appears severely garbled.
A fragmented OCR sample lists channels and city names including Ty channels with numbers and several stations tied to St. Louis Quincy Columbia Jeff City and others. The text mixes station codes with inconsistent formatting and parenthetical notes.
Listings show hearings coverage starting at 9 am with 7 pm taped material on Channel 9. Baseball Cardinals vs Pirates in Pittsburgh at 7 pm. Reddy series debut at 7 pm featuring guest stars. CBS and ABC schedules with news, movies, and sports throughout the evening.
Friday ledger page lists Regia Philbin guest at 6 30 p m and Billy Graham at 7 p m on channel 2. Sixty Minutes moves to 7 20 p m with postal service and aerodynamics topics. Photographers may catch Eye to Eye at 9 8 p m on 8, Joey Bishop Carcon at 10 2 a m on 5 8 10. Movie schedule includes Wyoming 1947 western 1 06 p m on 11 We Joined the Navy 1962 comedy on 2 The Southern Star 1969 adventure on 4 7 13 The Mouse on the Moon 1983 comedy on 11 Nocturne 1946 mystery 10 30 p m on 4 7 13 The Subterraneans 1960 drama on 4 7 13 The Human Comedy 1942 drama on 4 2 45 a m.
Producer Joseph Papp says CBS did not renew the June option on his contract and may drop the Shakespeare Festival TV project. CBS confirmed the action and cited concerns about airing controversial plays while viewers watched returning POWs. Papp notes talks with other networks and predicts the festival will air again soon.
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