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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 2002
Page
2
Editorial notes the demands of running for office including time money and self discipline. It urges voters to recognize candidates’ willingness to sacrifice privacy and family time, and to thank those stepping forward regardless of politics.
The Herald presents guest editorials to offer readers a range of viewpoints. Views expressed are not necessarily those of The Herald or its editor.
A fragmented OCR style roster lists contact details for U.S. president offices senators representatives and Kansas state officials. It includes names addresses phone numbers and web domains for George Bush Pat Roberts Sam Brownback Jim Ryun Gov Bus Graves State Sen Tyson State Rep Ralph Tanner and Bill Feuerbom.
Matthews and Lindberg profile Gen James Blunt and the 1860s Honey Springs fight near Fort Gibson Oklahoma, detailing Blunt Lane politics, Indian units, and the 1st Kansas Colored Infantry. The piece notes strategic capture of Confederate supplies and 500 leg irons found by Union soldiers, plus Carnaghan’s Jayhawkers letters.
The Ottawa Middle School announces a Thanksgiving event at Ottawa High School on Thanksgiving Day November 28 from 11 am to 2 30 pm. All residents are welcome regardless of background or means. Free rides or meal delivery are offered via Monica at 229 8030, extension 0, or 229 8035.
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