Kaw Nation reopens $68 million US land claims
In Ponca City Oklahoma the Kaw Nation reopens $68 million in claims against the United States, with Interior guidance for a survey of tribal surplus lands. The claims cover most of Missouri and eastern Kansas, amid historical reminders of westward expansion and conflict. Franklin County farmers meanwhile cope with soaked wheat as the dispute lingers.
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Ponca City
Okla
Kansas Indian Tribe
United States
Department of the Interior
Missouri
Kansas
Daniel Boone
Ohio Valley
Hitler
Notable Gaps In A Municipal Band Program And Other Snippets
A fragmenting sample notes a modern concert lacking any Sou sa march, questions Sherman Adams hotel billing, and contrasts tornado warnings with heart attack false alarms. It also recalls 1958 as a year moguls challenged Walter Reuther, and quotes Ezra Benson on housewives avoiding cooking chores. A retiree from Fort Riley now runs a pawn shop amid leisure-time nostalgia.
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Walter Reuther
Aged residents noted amid city items in brief
Auld Lang Syne E. V. Lash, 115 E 7th, slightly improved after illness. H. V. Worthington and others drive new automobiles. Fire destroys barn and granary owned by E. H. Williamson south of Pomona. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wade at 827 N. Oak. Ottawans find betting on the Kansas City Blues chancy. City marshal posts signs about a new law prohibiting spitting on sidewalks.
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E. H. Williamson
Pomona
Elmer ‘Wade
Oak
Exploding myths about kidney trouble and infection
Dr MOLNER explains that back pain is not a reliable sign of kidney infection and that kidney stones are not the most common issue. He outlines stepwise diagnosis from obstructions to germ infections, tests for tuberculosis, and antibiotic resistance, with notes on bladder infections and pregnancy links.
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F. W
Prayer for Today and Proverbs 31 Reflection
A concise devotional note cites Proverbs 31 27 about a woman who watchfully maintains her household and rejects idleness. It prays for daily life to place first things first, to serve others with spiritual nourishment, and ends with an Amen invoking motherly guidance and a biblical reference to fleeing into Egypt.
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Egypt
Clips And Quips From Area Newspapers
A humorous line notes a talkative femme in the hospital with a sprained chin. In Western Kansas grasshoppers threaten crops while chiggers trouble farmers in the Neosho Valley per the Emporia Gazette.
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Femme
Ima
Augusta Gazette
Kansas
Neosho Valley
Emporia Gazette
Television Schedule Buzzes Across Channels Tuesday Night
A dense TV timetable lists Channel 4 5 9 13 programs from morning news through late night. Names include Garry Moore, Treasure Hunt, Kangaroo, Bandstand, News, Weather, Mystery and Western titles, with multiple airings and cross-channel lineups.
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Godfrey
Dotto
Miss Bri
Riley
Sugarfoot
Namco
Investigator
Mr. Adams
Adam Playho
Wyatt Earp
Red Skelton
West Point
State Trooper
Studio
John Miller
Don Ameche
Jack Parr
Badge
Flavor Jelly Adds Rose Geranium Note to Apples
A garden note suggests adding a rose geranium to plants and placing a leaf in each glass of apple jelly for enhanced flavor. The tip emphasizes a decorative and aromatic touch to homemade preserves.
Air conditioned hairpiece for bald men
New York report on Louis Feder hairpieces introduces an air conditioned, hurricane proof hairpiece claiming featherweight comfort and wind resistance. Ben Kaplan demonstrates quick application and notes widespread use across ages 8 to 93, with 76 percent under 35. He cites diverse clients and history tracing back to Pharaohs and Washington.
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New York
Fellows
Louis
Feder
Ben Kaplan
The
House of
Louis Feder
Kaplan
Air Force
George Washington
Community Club Hosts All Day Meeting at Homewood
The Friendly Club convened an all day gathering at Mrs. Walter Reh's home with plans for a white elephant game at the next meeting to be held at the schoolhouse. Nearby visitors include Howard Cochran and family from Madison and guests from Las Vegas New Mexico Mt Ayr and Linwood area relatives. Community notes mention sermons by Bob Pattie at The Christian and Community Church and various family updates across Homewood.
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Walter Reh
Howard Cochran
Reh
Mike
Pat
Madison
Ann Reh
Ed Gillispie
Las Vegas
N. M
Oren Gepner
Mt. Ayr
Iowa
Kennneth Ford
Jerry Crabb
Bill Crabb
Jimmy
Linwood
Ottawa Herald subscription rates advertise in paper
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and outside trade area. By mail, rates are one month 85 cents, three months 2 dollars, six months 8.75 dollars, one year 7 dollars. Outside trade area rates are one month 1 dollar, three months 3 dollars, six months 5.50 dollars, one year 7 dollars.
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St. Mall
Ottawa
Kas
Robert B. Wellington
iGuy Snedaker
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West Coast
Franklin County
By Joh
Sherman Adams
Smith
JPA
Ezra Benson
Amber
Fort Riley
E. V. Lash
H. V. Worthington
J. R. Raffelock
L.B. Hancock and
H. B. Snyder
Kansas City Blues
Joseph G. Molner
Dr. Molner
S.B
A.D.F
Channel 4
NBC
CBS
Channel
ABC
Charles Boyer
Tack Paar
Daily Word
Late Shor
David Niven
Kitty Foyle
Mickey Mouse
Gordon Elliott
Aeea
Price Is Right
Burns & Allen
Jim Bowie
Wells Fargo
Talent Scouts &—Bold Tourney
Racket Squad
Danny Thomas
Thomas Ape Theatre
Bride
Studio One
Scott Island
g—News
Newsa
Sam Molen
Hal Boyle
Austria
Baldies
Homewood
Clyde Wyatt
Kester Graffham
Peter Johannes Jr
Earl Higdon
Eugene Hallover
Gene Reh
Henry Reh
John Hallover
Vincent
Kansas City
Bill Cromwell
Jelmina Hurley
Ottawa Herald
General Electric Home Heating and Cooling
Kirkland
Malott
Frigidaire
B & B Radio & TV Service
the Keen Co
Keen” Way
Lincoln Hotel
Woodland
North
Gladstone Blvd
Madel
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