Frontier Lure Draws Urbanites To West For Jobs And Escape
Helena AP dispatch reports Eastern city dwellers wary of riots and pollution increasingly seek Westward opportunity. Alaska and Rocky Mountain states attract tens of thousands yearly, with letters rising about 20 percent in two years though many seekers lack required qualifications. Local officials warn against transient arrivals chasing high wages and quick nests eggs, urging careful planning.
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Helena
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Alaska
R. Scott Withers
Rocky Mountain
Nevada
New Mexico
Paul Cruz
South Dakota
Utah
Arizona
Rocky Mountain Section
Montana
Idaho
Withers
Local Miss 4-H Came Long Way
Lois Stinson, once Franklin County Miss 4-H 1967 68, is now a Wichita State University sophomore and longtime 4-H member with beef as her main project. She has shown animals at state, county and local fairs and led beef and food projects, gaining skills for adult life.
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Princeton Jolly Workers
Lois Stinson
Franklin County
Wichita State University
Lois
Ottawa Herald Briefs August 1 1968 Page 7
Local brief items cover community notes from Ottawa, Kansas, dated August 1 1968. Snippets mention residents, events, and happenings likely of interest to readers, with concise notes typical of a mid‑century newspaper page.
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Ottawa Herald
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Princeton Jolly
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A&p
Marvel
the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., Inc
Libby
Arkansas
California
Michigan
Jane Parker
Binh AR
Sunnyfield
Los
Vienna Sausages
Chef Boy
Jar
Chase & Sanborn
Shank
Chuck
Bor
Brus
ARM Swiss
Delmonico
Cap'n John
Iona
Qtr
Dexola
Dexo
Crelch
Betty Crocker
Folger
Ree
Cox
Hickory
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Charmin
Cascade