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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1973
Page
2
The editorial argues every worker has a boss the customer and that businesses exist to satisfy customers by delivering the desired product at a price they will pay. It warns: if customers are not pleased, jobs and investments suffer, stressing a single purpose for any business.
A short meditation on prayer urging practical action over theory. It notes that many possess know-how but lack practice and encourages learning by doing as Jesus teaches.
Open Forum Editor requests more publicity for Mexico cross country. Letter highlights diabetes awareness and community funding, notes volunteers and unpaid staff, urges equal newspaper coverage alongside football. Editor regrets limited space and backs team recognition.
A list of crossword clues includes entries such as Bars animal, Vital, Migrant, Some body, Tableland, Oil of oranges, Varnish ingredient, Vampire, Marsh, Generation, Woodcutting tool, Unmatched, Melts, Tebaldi, Nail polish, Court, Abalone shell, Style of type, Gladden, Waxed, Small barracuda, Cut of meat, Grape, and others with scattered numerical annotations indicating clue numbering. The fragment resembles an almanac puzzle page or periodical puzzle section with mixed across and down hints.
Mrs. R C H asks about pregnancy risk after six months without a period at age 62. The doctor says chances are extremely small, beyond chance after a year, and a rabbit test is unnecessary. Additional letters discuss scar revision, dermabrasion costs, and preoperative shaving practices with practical guidance.
A reader suggests carrying a foreign language paper to avoid bore conversations, then recalls a Spanish magazine mishap. Another letter reflects a disengaged husband and his impact on his wife and daughters, while a third asks whether to tell a daughter the truth about paternity. Ann advises honesty now, and offers a booklet on limits.
A compilation of community notices from yesterday and prior Octobers year by year. Included are attendees returning from Missouri PTA convention in St Louis. Eagle Scout awards given to two Troop 38 members. Homecoming queen candidates named at Mexico High School. Residents return from Lake of the Ozarks and Miami Beach trips. Local property transactions and a Saddle horse judging encounter with President Eisenhower. Church institute address and constitutional convention draft discussion noted with regional visitors.
Next week menu plans cover Mexico schools with high school Hardin and elementary lines detailing beef pattie on bun wiener wink taco chili crackers barbecued chicken fish on bun and more. Head Start lists include beef liver noodles hot rolls and varied desserts with milk and fruit over five days.
The Mexico Ledger lists mailing rates by region and states a daily publication schedule excluding Sundays and holidays. It also provides office hours from 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday.
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