Ottawa milk ordinance debate stirs local dairies
Editorial notes Ottawa city fathers tackle a difficult milk ordinance aimed at aligning with national and state standards. The crux is allowing outside inspectors under strict health rules, risking a milk war and price effects while preserving purity. The debate pits local dairies against outsiders over barriers, legality, and consumer price impact.
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Ottawa
State Board of Health
U. S. Public Health Service
City Milk Inspector
Dairies
Emporia
Atchison
From Our Readers Renew Herald for Six Months
Mrs D D Jeffers of Pittsburg says she has read the Herald for 52 years and, due to poor health and eyes, will renew only six months. She explains the need to cut back while remaining a loyal subscriber.
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D. D. Jeffers
Pittsburg
Decline in Tobacco Chewing Surprises Town History
Economists warn of first-half business drop while motor car production falls yet a paradox emerges. 1958 chewing tobacco output will be the smallest in years due to fewer chewers. Modern living and smoking shift reduce chewing, with only a few chewers found in town.
Prayer for Today amid Turmoil Seeks Patience and Guidance
A devotional prayer asks for patience to listen for the Holy Spirit's guidance amid today’s turmoil and problems. It requests to clasp the hand the Lord has outstretched in love, in the Redeemer's name.
Clip and Quip Show Frost and Spring Portraits
The El Dorado Times quotes a playful headline about Jack Frost painting with a brush while favoring Miss Spring who paints with a smile. The brief item frames seasonal personifications as light, humorous content in the paper.
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Jack Frost
Miss Spring
el Dorado Times
This And That by joh HYDERABAD
Hyderabad fascinates the author as a bustling Indian Arabized city. He travels by train long distances, notes varied landscapes, irrigation by wells, and a street bazaar filled with mosques palaces and a crowded crowd of people in colorful dress.
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Hyderabad
Auld Lang Syne Recap From December News
Near Richmond resident Leon Miller fell ill with diphtheria while Luther Singleton of 601 W 7th suffered scarlet fever. Ottawa University Prof. Everett Fetter performed two violin solos at a campus assembly. Santa Fe engineer H M Swope visited on business. Ed Tipton and R F Wheeler hunted rabbits west of town, bagging 16 including two jack rabbits. A horse tied to F E Crane’s rig bolted on South Main, but driver controlled it at the First National Bank corner. December jail population ranged 39 to 40, mostly transients seeking shelter and meals.
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F. E. Crane
South Main
Main
Crane
First National Bank
Television Programs and Lineup Summary
A dense list of network schedules and show titles from multiple channels including Channel 4 NBC Channel 5 13 CBS Channel 9 ABC plus local program blocks. It enumerates programs by time blocks across dayparts with a mix of dramas news sports and variety shows and includes well known names such as Mike Wallace Perry Como and Garry Moore along with youth and motion picture segments. The fragment appears as a TV guide page with many program names and times rather than a connected narrative.
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News Bee Moyle
Yourtown
Playhouse
Terry Manon
Perry Manon
Perry Como
Ub Theatre
Dik & Meter Vo
Dick & Dickens
Storm Chanes Boyert
Uate
Toyland
Comielay
Mickey Mouse
Gordon Filiolt
Arlens Francis
Garry Moore
Godfrey
Odfrey
Prica Ix
Newa
Rosso News
Delta
Daily Word
Disneyland
Tomorrow
Wells
Argo
Tinner Gang
Bell Journay S
Guiding Light
TN Clooney
Danny Thomas
Miss Brooks
Wivertone
Fates-Dee
Fride
Brida Osm
Charlie Boyer
Payort VW
Secret Storm Ua
Secret Storm
Ottawa Herald's Daily Rates Notice and Publication Details
The Ottawa Herald explains publication schedule and pricing. It notes Rupert B. Wellington as editor and Guy Snedaker as publisher. Subscription rates in the trade area are 68 cents monthly, 2 dollars for three months, 3.75 for six months, and 7 dollars yearly. Mail rates are 1.50 per month, 4 dollars per quarter, 5.50 for six months, and 10 dollars per year.
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Ottawa
Kas
Rupert B. Wellington Peees
Guy Snedaker
Veeeoa Publicner
To Your Good Health Does It Hurt A Baby To Pick Her Up By Her Hands?
Dear Dr. Mother answers reader questions on lifting babies by the arms, safety limits, and when dislocation or nerve strain could occur. It advises calm handling, gradual development, and notes older children may resist being pulled yet lifting at high chair age is safe with care. It also touches on saccharin use for weight control and a prolapse warning.
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Dr. Mother
W.M.T
M.H
Wellsville Area News Highlights Local Hires And Visits
Wellsville Area reports teaching hires at the grade school with Mrs. Glenda Burg replaced by a new teacher, and George Shurman of Torronto takes the vocational agriculture post. The piece lists birthday celebrations, lodge gatherings, family visits from Paola to McPherson, Legion and Auxiliary events, and travels to Lawrence Miami Denver and Seattle. Notable names include Glenda Burg, George Shurman, Eliza, Harris, Hapgood, Ray Wiggins, Stella Rote, Ralph Hay, Ted Corbin, Del Holinger, Carole Hay, Naylor family, and Caral Tulloss.
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Wellsville
Glenda Burg
George Shurman
Torronto
W. D. Farney
Duane
Aldge
Lawrence
Don Layton
Brad
Eliza and
Kirk
Caprack
Ibeth Harris
Ernest Harris
Ing
Paola
Ernest Alpert
Charles Lion
Hal Dysart
Reginald Hapgoody
McPherson
Ralph Hay
Legion and Auxiliary
Alfreda M. Sawyer Seaalif
Spe Ty
Harold E. Sawyers
Jack Carrow
Florida
Kenneth Coxs
Miami
R. E. Yarnal
Denver
Colo
N. E. Naylor
Cmdr
Naylor
Warwick
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Caral Tulloss
Ottawa
Unhealthy Pupils Report in Bombay Schools
School health authorities in Bombay report 35,002 of 42,500 examined pupils unfit. The findings show 28 percent with general debility, 24 percent with dental defects, 15 percent with throat troubles, 14 percent with enlarged lymphatic glands, 3.17 percent with skin diseases, and 3.29 percent with eye and nose ailments.
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Bombay
India
KOFO Radio Schedule Fragment News Mkts Weather
Fragmentary OCR shows KOFO radio lineup with multiple shows and times across mon to fri. Entries include Morning devotions Melodies Serenade News Weather and Karavan segments plus bulletin board and sports blocks.
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Boris Karlett
Mike Sentin
Melodies Ao
KROVO
Woman's World
KOFO
Paonles Exchange
Ews
Kofo Karavan
Wed
Cat And Mouse Are Great Pals At Cat Show
New York brief notes Mr Mousie a white rodent attended a cat convention at the Empire Cat Club show at the Hotel New Yorker. He appeared yesterday and today the championship show continues. His friend Prince Mickey a 15 pound Russian blue is already a double champion and the two share a close bond as inseparable companions raised together in the Bronx by Mrs. Evelyn Adams.
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New York
Mousie
Mouisie
Empire Cat Club
New Yorker
Moussie
Prince Mickey
Evelyn Adams
Bronx
Mickey
Marais Des Cygnes Refuge Opens Sunday
The Marais des Cygnes waterfowl refuge in eastern Kansas will open Sunday for sightseers and visitors. Dave Leahy, director of the State Forestry Fish and Game Commission, said the area previously closed to the public will allow inspection before ducks move out. He estimated about 50,000 ducks have been in the refuge all fall with thousands still present.
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Marais Des Cygnes
Kansas
Dave Leahy
State Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Leahy
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