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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1958
Page
3
A Pittsburg Headlight editorial notes a upstate newspaper hosting beer ads and reader letters in editorial space provoking complaints. Critics object to the intrusion on intelligent reading material and suggest moving letters elsewhere. The piece argues editors cannot please all readers in balancing free expression and space.
Daily Lent meditation links Hebrews 6 20 to an old harbor tale of a forerunner guiding ships to shore. Jesus has entered heaven as the harbor rock and draws believers toward God through the Holy Spirit. Prayer prayerful closing by Duane E Spencer Texas.
Joe Hendrix deputy county clerk was ill at his home. Six Barred Rock hens were stolen from B. F Harrington’s pen at 604 S. Cedar. Ottawa High School coach Orlis Cox spoke at Ottawa University about the 1932 Los Angeles Olympics. Dr. George W. Davis offered okra seed for Ottawa planters. Leonard H. Skinner returned from Manhattan after attending Kansas State Agricultural College and looked for a farm. A mystery surrounded Ottawa as the first package of garden seed from a member of Congress arrived to inaugurate the spring season, coming from D. R. Anthony, congressman from the first district, prompting Ottawans to wonder why it crossed the district boundary.
The Ottawa Herald announces subscription rates for the trade area and outside trade area. By mail trade area one month nine cents, three months two dollars, six months three seventy five, one year six dollars. Outside trade area one month three cents, three months three dollars, six months five fifty, one year nine dollars.
A Detroit designer predicts the station wagon of tomorrow will include cooking and plumbing. The piece weaves in highway hazards, boat traffic on roads, and a joke about Junior flushing a toy. It mentions the Capitol front move and reflects on bankers and bow ties amid economic gloom.
A vignette from an all night cafe shows a bread truck driver with emblem cap ordering coffee and hot cakes while two couples chatter, a railroader eats hurriedly, and a lone customer sips coffee noisily. The cashier notes slow business after an Elks dance and laments low tips as the cook serves ham and eggs late, raising questions about breakfast versus a regular meal.
From Our Readers argues against advertising automobiles power lawn mowers and knives claiming fatal auto accidents last year prove danger. The writer contends objects are not dangerous alone and blames human use rather than products.
A dense listing of Channel 4 through 13 stations shows a full day plan including Flicka, Portrait, News, Weather, Gun Smoke, Perry Mason, Wells Fargo, Dragnet, Lone Ranger, Captain Video, Cavalcade, and film hours. It spans morning to late night with multiple channels, program titles, and times for sports, dramas, comedies, and news.
Muncie Indiana police officers chose gentleness over force to address a noisy dog. They radioed, Found dog and petted him. He went to sleep, reflecting a calm approach to a neighbor dispute and nuisance complaint.
Dr Molner explains that many childhood wheezing fits stem from allergy and that asthma is usually a chronic condition rather than a quick cure. He advises avoidance, desensitizing treatments, and careful use of medications during attacks, noting no definite cure exists and outcomes vary by individual.
Radio guide lists daily KOFO programs from 4:30 in morning through Sundown Serenade with blocks for Top of Morning News Serenade Varsity Drag and special guests such as Manhattan Melodies guest star and Here’s to Vets. Includes multiple news summaries and bulletin boards across the day.
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