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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1958
Page
3
Lawrence city commission rejected a veterinarian’s water service hookup for a new hospital outside the city limits citing unplatted land and a septic system. The piece argues for county zoning to avoid future growth conflicts as the city expands toward the area.
In Halfway Oregon an auditor finds a bank official’s accounts out by nearly $100000. Neighbors call him quiet and sober, a trusted family man. The piece then shifts to reflections on trust and a digressive list of everyday observations and misadventures in parenting and driving.
A collage of light observations on spring cures and social quirks. The piece notes dust in living rooms, a dairyman named governor, a Rock Island train record, and humorous quips about marriage, Congress, and gender ideas. It blends irony with local color and timely humor.
A devotional note emphasizes love starting in the family and taught through church and home life. It uses the Carol story to illustrate how early experiences shape how children show affection and how forgiveness and inclusion build understanding. Edward D. Staples signs off from New Jersey.
Washington reports say the administration expects the beer legalization bill to bring in 125 million dollars to help balance the budget after April 6 allowing sale in one state groups. A burglary alarm at Kansas State Bank was triggered when Lilad McClay mistook a vault switch for a light. Police halted with riot guns and commandeered cars en route to the bank. 50 Years Ago: Warner Fence Co ships crude wire from Pueblo. Louis Hashman injures rib building fence near Vinland after a trip. Okerberg and Phillips leave Santa Fe jobs to buy Henry Houser’s pump and windmill business at 114 E 2.
Publication details show a periodical entry for Dane Ccee Studenys and Holidays at Ottawa Kansas. The notice lists postal handling, editor Guy Snedaker, and Piata rates by mail for trade and outside trade areas, including monthly and yearly rates.
A dense listing of Saturday broadcast slots across Channel 4 NBC Channel 5 13 CBS Channel 9 and ABC with time stamps and programs including news weather sports dramas comedies variety and public affairs. It reads like a TV grid with many named shows and stars such as Perry Mason Gunsmoke Lassie and Dick Clark noted among many others.
Dr Molner explains white blood cell counts as a tool to detect infections and monitor immunity. High counts suggest infection location. normalizing counts follow infection control. Also covers pregnancy after tubal surgery and thyroid effects on hair and skin with testing options and a weight loss pamphlet offer.
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for local and outside trade areas. Inside trade area 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 by mail one month one dollar. three months two dollars and fifty cents. six months five dollars. one year ten dollars.
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