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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1972
Page
8
Dear Heloise shares tips on reusing shrimp bowls as beverage holders and using lipstick brandy sniffers for daily use. Readers suggest saving foil wrappers to bake potatoes and storing cookies in clear shoe boxes. The column invites readers to send hints, noting the high volume prevents individual replies.
Notice to qualified voters of the Mexico Missouri School District announces a special bond election on October 3 1972 to borrow 1875000 for a new junior high school on an owned site and furniture purchase. Polling places listed across the city and surrounding area with seven precincts within the city and one outside. Polls will open 6 AM to 7 PM. Frances M. Hubelman secretary of the Board of Education signs the notice.
The notice promotes pattern sales from Marian Martin for $2 per pattern and a $2 weekly wardrobe option. It provides mailing details to Mexico Ledger Pattern Dept. 232 West 18th St New York NY 10011 and requests name address zip size and style number.
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An ABA public service feature explains how evidence of a defendant’s character is generally inadmissible to prove guilt unless it directly relates to the case. It notes exceptions when the defendant or prosecution opens the door by asserting virtue or attacking the other party, with examples.
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