Classified Want Ad Excerpts From Furnished Apartments To Real Estate
Fragmented ad text lists per word rates for want ads, various furnished apartment listings, rooms for rent, utilities paid, private baths, and ground floor entrances. Includes multiple addresses, phone numbers, and prices. Mentions homes for sale and farm equipment with model names and prices.
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Furn
Utiz. Pala
S. Main
Stewart Fruit Farm
S. Cherry
Hieck S. Cedar
Used Autos For Sale Inexpensive Late Models
We have extra nice buys in good used Cars including 1953 FORD V-8 Tudor 1950 Chev Club Coupe 1949 Chev 4-Door Sedan 1949 Chev Tudor 1949 Ford Tudor 1948 Ford Tudor 1947 Chev Sedan pricing from 95 to 750 dollars acting fast for cash buys at the lot.
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Dodge Fordor
Nice
Dodge
Ford
Printed Pattern 4855 JIFFY CUT Apron Pattern
One-piece patten prints for three apron styles Misses Medium, uses one yard 35-inch fabric per apron. Includes applique transfer. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents postage to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Ottawa Herald New York. Include name address zone size and style number.
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Anne “Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Benson Says Administration Wants U.S. Out of Grain Storage Business
CHICAGO Secretary of Agriculture Benson says it is the Eisenhower era philosophy to remove government from storing grain. With surpluses down, discussion focuses on government storage capacity of about a billion bushels. He urges cooperation from grain traders to curb government control and notes the trend toward state ownership has receded from campaigns. The warning centers on government becoming the prime market mover and the burden of vast farm stocks.
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Benson
U.S
Chicago
Eisenhower
National Assa
Defends Lobby On Gas Measure
Frank O. Prior of Standard Oil Co of Indiana told Senate investigators a campaign for the natural gas bill was needed to counter a distorted picture from the bill’s fees. He defended the company’s lobbying activities while avoiding questions on disputed telegrams. The inquiry, linked to last spring’s lobbying row, follows Eisenhower’s veto after Congress freed the gas industry from direct federal control. Prior warned executives view utility regulation of the competitive gas industry as a threat to free enterprise.
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Washington
Frank O. Prior
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Senate
Prior
Sen
Thye
R-Minn
McClellan
D-Ark
Congress
Eisenhower
Standard of Indiana
Fire at Seminole Hotel Triggers Fatal Attack in Jacksonville
In downtown Jacksonville a fire swept 14 rooms of the Seminole Hotel last night and caused the death of James Demps, 70, reportedly from a heart attack amid the blaze. Deputy Chief J J Harvey blamed smoking in bed for the fire on the eighth floor. The 10-story hotel housed 240 rooms and about 170 guests were evacuated, some via firemen's ladders. The blaze was quickly controlled.
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Jacksonville
Fla
J. J. Harvey
James Demps
Six Week Vacation A Labor Goal
Washington labor leaders gathered about 100 AFL-CIO researchers and officials to discuss a six week annual vacation or a year’s trial retirement. Conference papers indicated broad belief that more employer paid leisure is likely as government surveys show a trend toward shorter work hours.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
Shulz Divorce Case Seeks Trial Date After 51 Years
Mrs. Charles L. Shulz, 79, of Pittsburgh, seeks a trial date for a divorce filed Sept. 26, 1905, two years after her marriage. She says her husband disappeared after three weeks of living together and no action has been taken. Her case is set to come up next month.
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Pittsburgh
Charles L. Shulz
Urges Stiffer Traffic Laws in Kansas
Fort Scott American Legion post adopts a resolution urging stiffer punishment and higher fines for traffic violators causing death or injury on highways. Post officials say seven Kansas Legion districts will be asked to approve the resolution for presentation at the state Legion convention next year.
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Fort Scott
Technicians Handle Radioactive Uranium Slugs Safely
Technicians in atomic experiments use 20 foot tongs to lift hot uranium slugs from water and inspect them through long periscopes, ensuring safety in handling highly radioactive material.
Parole petition to Board of Penal Institutions for Worthington
Notice dated Aug 14 1956 and Sept 18 1956 states M J Worthington sentenced Feb 24 1950 in Franklin County for false pretence two ets consecutive. He will apply for parole at the Board of Penal Institutions next meeting in Lansing Kansas on Oct 2 1956. Also a stray animal notice from Sheriff Jay Brown lists a steer calf yearling reported taken up. unless owner appears within 22 days, animal will be advertised and sold.
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M. J. Worthington
Franklin County
Board of Penal Institutions
Lansing
Kansas
Wirst
Ottawa
Jan
Jay Brown
Kansac
Shaw Plan for Wheat Acreage Proposal for soil bank
Warren W. Shaw Republican gubernatorial candidate urged Kansas farmers to place all allotted wheat acreage in the soil bank and to extend the soil bank signup deadline to November 1. He cited drought and argued farmers could instead plant no wheat and still gain income in 1957.
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Topeka
Warren W. Shaw
Soil Bank
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Shaw
Kansas
Ben
Song “T
Beer Seen Helpful for Heart Patients, Swede Says
Dr Bertil Josephson of St Erika Hospital Stockholm told an International Congress of Clinical Chemistry that beer can aid heart disease patients by reducing excess tissue water and buoying mood. He cautioned it does not cure the underlying condition.
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New York
Bertil Josephson
Josephson
St. Erika Hospital
Stockholm
Primaries In Eight States Today Across Nation
Eight states hold primaries today with focus on three renomination bids. Sen. Alexander Wiley of Wisconsin and Gov. J Bracken Lee of Utah seek another term, while Charles I Brannan of Colorado runs for Senate in his first elective bid. Five states vote on various party nominees, and Georgia holds a major Senate and House contest tomorrow.
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Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
GOP
J. Bracken Lee
Utah
Charles I. Brannan
Secretary of Agriculture
Wiley and Lee
Brannan
Congress
Senate
Colorado
New Hampshire
Vermont
Minnesota
Washington
Arizona
Georgia
Walter George
Herman Talmadge
Melvin Thompson
Subscribers New and Renewal Ottawa Herald List
Subscribers new and renewal subscriptions to the Ottawa Herald include Robert Redick Rantoul route 2 C E Mitchell route 1 John A La Rue route 2 Ottawa Junior Bloss Wellsville Roger Monfort route 2 Pomona Henry Jackman Pomona route 1 Lee Bonar Pomona route 1 Jack Cromwell Williamsburg route 1 Gard James Lane route 1 Dean Hamilton Princeton route 1 Ray S Brown Quenemo route 2 H A Grigsby Osawatomie route 1 Edward A Cooper Greeley Walter A Miller Garnett route 2
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Ottawa Herald
Robert Redick
Rantoul
C. E. Mitchell
John A. la Rue
Ottawa
Junior Bloss
Wellsville
Roger Monfort
Pomona
Henry Jackman
Lee Bonar
Jack Cromwell
Williamsburg
Gard James
Lane
Dean Hamilton
Princeton
Ray S. Brown
Quenemo
H. A. Grigsby
Osawatomie
Edward A. Cooper
Greeley
Walter A. Miller
Garnett
Denies Woman's Fourth Divorce in Denver Court
Judge Joseph E. Cook denied Mina E. Roma a divorce from her fourth husband Joseph B. G. Romo, sending her home to consider marriage seriousness. He noted she previously lived with her first husband a year, the second two months, and the third nine months. Roma married Romo on Oct. 50, 1954, and filed for divorce on Nov. 1, 1955.
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Denver
Joseph E. Cook
Mina E. Roma
Roma
Protests Over Shootdown Of U S Navy Plane
Washington has sent a formal note to Red China through the British Embassy in Peiping protesting the Aug 23 shooting down of an American Navy patrol plane. The note demands compensation for the loss of the aircraft and all 16 crewmen, condemning the action as without warning and unjustified.
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Washington
United States
Red China
China
Peiping
Archbishop Edwin V. O'Hara Dies in Milan at 75
Archbishop Edwin V. O'Hara of the Kansas City Catholic diocese died in Milan Italy of a heart attack at age 75 church officials announced. He led the diocese for years and played a prominent role in local Catholic affairs.
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Kansas City
Edwin V. O’hara
Milan
Italy
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Chism Construction CO
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