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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1965
Page
5
A Dayton Ohio home planning piece notes the average family washes about 60 pounds of laundry weekly, urging careful laundry location. It highlights essential features like a sink, hampers, storage, and folding space, with practical options near kitchens, recreation rooms, utility rooms, or bathrooms for convenience and smoother daily routines.
The 30th anniversary notes the 1935 creation of a permanent soil erosion control agency, the Soil Conservation Service, within the Agriculture Department. It traces early structure, district expansion, and federal milestones shaping nationwide soil and water conservation efforts.
First published April 28 1965 in the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas. Guardians ask sale of the Charles C Scott estate 160 acres in Osage County plus notices for Elsie May Cain personal property sale May 1 1965 in Pomona. Also forthcoming descent determination for Clara E Daugharthy estate with May 13 1965 defense deadline Ottawa Kansas.
A collage of public notices and legal proceedings from Franklin County Kansas in 1965. It includes a final settlement petition for Vincit M Reed's estate with executor C P Burrows, a local paint ad for DA TEX by Davis Paint and Wallpaper, and a road upgrade notice detailing eminent domain for John Brown Highway improvements in Rantoul with tract descriptions and hearings.
The mobile Red Cross X ray service operated in Lane Thursday between 10 and 12 80. Fifty five readers noted 105 patients were served. HDU members assisting included Edith Crites Paul Hinton Joe Alexander LaVerne Ellis and Emma Kavanaugh. Bob Cole, son of Merle and Mrs. Cale, will teach and coach at Goff Kansas starting in September.
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