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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1957
Page
2
Bankers pressed plans for the state to charge interest on inactive funds with 1 percent on 80 percent of deposits. The State Board of Treasury Examiners reported 575 of 595 banks bidding as they seek inactive state funds, reaping 8 percent or more on reinvestment. The debate suggests potential revenue during the next legislative session.
The piece urges precaution in farm operations and praises progress in machinery design and use. It warns city readers about unsafe handling of power mowers and calls for better understanding of their operation to prevent injuries. It contrasts farm safety gains with potential risks from uninformed users.
A travelogue overview highlights San Francisco life with crowds at notable spots Top of the Mark open windows and street sights. It notes open-air air conditioning, sightseers swarming, white shoes as untouchable, and lively contrasts like cable cars and gambling-town Reno touts. Street style and traffic emit a bustling mood.
A collage of humorous quotes from editors across Kansas newspapers. Lines include wry takes on lawn mowers, housekeeping, youth, and college life reflecting local voice and period style. Each quip captures a moment of small town observation and wit.
In lighthearted reminiscence three coworkers debate feasible vacation spots and costs. Banff Sun Valley Broadmoor considered, but cost, snow, or crowding cited as barriers. One man seeks a family friendly cabin with modern comforts while another’s time is eaten by a wife planned schedule. The piece ends noting it reflects common summer travel tensions.
A devotional prayer asks God to teach anew the values of divine love for the world. It seeks Jesus like spirit and guidance in every thought and purpose as believers strive to give their love to others. Amen.
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices with in trade area rates: By mail one month eighty five cents, three months two dollars, six months three dollars and seventy five cents, one year seven dollars. Outside trade area rates: one month one dollar, three months three dollars, six months five dollars and fifty cents, one year ten dollars.
A dense, OCR heavy listing outlines daytime to evening programs across multiple channels including Mickey Mouse, Laurel and Hardy, Jimmie Dean, Godfrey, Price Is Right, Truth or Consequences, Love of Life, Guiding Light, Asn News, and late-night dramas like Secret Storm and Edge of Night. It notes various time slots, show titles, and network tags across NBC ABC and others with scattered, imperfect entries.
New York financier Julia A. Wilson, a Tennessee native and former Time Magazine researcher, is a leading female investment writer on Wall Street. She dictates first drafts, rewrites four times, and travels three months yearly, claiming to make obscure financial terms clear while avoiding tips and alimony.
In Newark New Jersey the Hopps lineage sustains a strong pharmacy heritage. The father served as a pharmacist from 1905 until his death in 1945. All four children three daughters and a son pursued pharmacy careers, continuing the family vocation.
Dr George W Crane explains there are two kinds of love one born of quick attraction and one earned through steady dating. He cautions against Love at first sight unless the partner resembles a cherished relative, warning that sudden romance can be dangerous and may require years to mend if misfired. The column narrates Charlotte D learning to navigate affection for a coach after tragedy.
A brief page note recounts characters Rita and Frank and a mistaken present love. It hints that Charlotte may grow to love her athletic coach, who dates her to build goodwill. A follow up promises fuller details tomorrow.
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