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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1957
Page
2
Editorial argues Kansas Republicans in caucus support a constitutional amendment to permit internal improvements for flood control and water conservation. With legislative majorities, passage hinges on voter approval, while current bonds would fund projects locally within existing limits. a state action shift would mark progress, though it stops short of outlining concrete plans.
A neighborly obituary recounts the death of a 14 year old house dog who was a constant companion. The piece notes the dog’s gentle nature, good habits, and affectionate back scratches. Family members mourned quietly, with daughters calling from afar, and the dog buried beside the garage with flowers.
This and That Thought For Today reflects on Franklin Delano Roosevelt and his 24th inauguration anniversary. The note marks the long habit of the presidency and the passage of time since his first swearing in.
Dr Roy K. Moke, aged about 50, professor at King's Business College in Charlotte, is cited in Dr George W Crane's column praising business colleges for paying their own way, avoiding state aid, and producing practical graduates. The piece extols colleges over liberal arts, defends free enterprise, and recounts Crane’s invitation to speak at a commencement alongside local figures, with references to societal and political contrasts.
A collage of curious notes on eye dominance and handedness alongside outlandish trivia. It cites prevalence of right-eye dominance, right-handedness, and ambidexterity while weaving in historical, biographical, and humorous asides about radar contact with the Moon, Queen Elizabeth, and Ben Franklin.
Attorney R R Redmond spoke on Washing ton at Warren Black Post No 60 American Legion. Ill residents Alice Pearson Princeton and John Fortune 922 Willow listed among the sick with mumps and measles. A city smudge pot left as a warning light at Fourth and Hickory was stolen during water line work. Ottawa University Braves edged Emporia College 26 to 25 after six ties.
Fifty years ago Dr. S E Price, president of Ottawa University, returned from a business trip to the east. R E Marcell moved from Seventh and Princeton to the Orlan Smith cottage, 743 S Locust. The baby daughter of C A Bird, Sixth and Mulberry, was quite ill.
Miss Gladys Nurman, longtime head of the Herald social department, returned to her Circleville home. Miss Dee Elder rejoined the Herald and assumed responsibility for writing Social items.
Maj. Gen. Glen E. Edgerton Ret. serves as the sole American on the Suez Canal Company’s international board of engineering advisers. Hurricanes affect larger areas than tornadoes, but their winds are not as strong. The Mississippi River water system and its tributaries total over 12,000 miles.
TOPEKA Kan A critical water supply problem is being created by the prolonged drought in Kan gas. Dwight Metzler chief engineer for the State Board of Health said four municipalities are already hauling water and supplies will reach the critical stage for 19 others unless substantial rains fall by the middle of next month. An additional 28 cities and towns will have a serious problem unless there is ample rainfall before mid summer.
Last minute changes to Hastings TV listings blur program accuracy across channels 4 6 9 13 for Monday March 4. Tonight features a mix of news shows family cartoons and classic programs including Mickey Mouse Bar News Cisco Kid Genealogy of programming and late night theater entries across Channel 4 6 9 and 13 with several times listed ambiguously.
A fragmented list shows a Monday schedule with KCMO WDAF KTIO and ETJO stations. Program labels include Amos and Andy, Bob and Ray, Philo Vance, Forward March, and World Tonight along with various news and music blocks.
The piece reflects a prayer asking for gratitude and stewardship of the world, requesting guidance to interpret nature and leave it more beautiful. It also describes bird house patterns and poultry notes, offering pattern 341 mailed for 25 cents, as part of Bird House and Feeder Packet 1 from Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. Bedford Hills New York.
A list of parcel sales and transfers recorded this week. Wilbur H. Kriss Stenson Jr to Ray S. Crane for Lots 13-15 Block C BST and other conveyances across Shinns Add Minnie B. Stoffer to E. E. Haley. Verla M. Ribeau to Norman B. Schartz. multiple lot and tract transfers in Ran toutl Kansas and Pomona. guardianships and life insurance party assignments noted. city and county property details including Blk 1-2 and Tr NW Sec 8, various Elks and Hamblins additions, and lots in Dundee Place and Pomona.
The method describes slashing the tops of French rolls without cutting through, brushing with a soft batter mixed with crushed garlic, then baking in a moderate oven. The note also mentions shopping with Ottawa merchants.
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