It’s A Bright Picture for Ottawa Industry
The Ottawa Steel general manager showed 258 workers on payroll, double last year, with expansion expected of 75 to 80 percent in the next year. Growth will bring outside labor, population rise, levee work, Pomona reservoir construction, and more demand on schools, water, and power, requiring advance planning to ease growing pains.
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Ottawa Steel
Tis
Ottawa
Pomona
To Your Good Health on Burning Feet Causes
Dear Dr. Mother explains common causes of burning and itching feet, from poor circulation and foot mechanics to tight footwear and varicose veins. It stresses finding the root cause, then treating with arch supports, circulation-enhancing therapies, or massage, rather than mere salves.
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Dr. Mother
Raynaud
Buerger
M.C.R
Mother
Dundee
I.G
This And That by joh e a merger of Joy and Western
This and that column notes a recent merger of Joy Manufacturing Company and Western Precipitation Corporation. It criticizes political debates and echoes classic newspaper opinion tone with playful, tart observations on public figures and society.
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Joy Manufacturing Company
Western Precipitation Corporation
Prayer for Today Text from John 10 10
Prayer excerpt seeks guidance and blessing through Jesus Christ. It thanks God the Father and asks for trust, love, and full submission to be remade in Christ’s image. Ends with an invocation to Jesus name.
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God
Lord Jesus Christ
Baldwin Ledger Purchased by Auld Lang Syne F C Selmaker
Independence Kansas resident F C Selmaker bought the Baldwin Ledger. Ottawa hosts a Wellsville baby show with Lee Dixon Hughs placing second in the handsome boy class and Arlene Sue Judd winning the girl class. Earl Nelson broke his arm after a pony fall near Ottawa. Dave Barber’s barn shifted during the 1909 flood and was moved back near Elm Street. Notables Becler Lingard Parks Watkins Kerr attended Richmond old sellers’ reunion. Ottawa University receives Carry Nation autograph.
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Lee Dixon Hughs
Ottawa
Wellsville
Arlene Sue Judd
Dave Barber
Elm Street
Locust Street
F. Becler
Amos Lingard
Col. Parks
D. K. Watkins
Judge Kerr
Old Sellers
Richmond
Binns Faces Double Profiles in Show Biz
Ed ward Binns bears two facial profiles after a youth nose injury, shaping both perception and typecasting. He remains one of the busiest actors with Broadway roles, films, and some 400 television appearances, though he worries producers favor cops or hoodlums due to his look. He reflects on sponsors pulling a CBS detective series despite good ratings, urging TV to reflect reality rather than sensational violence.
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New York Gap
Edward Binns
Eddie
Pennsylvania State University
Binns
Television Programs Schedule Summary
A noisy OCR listing of TV time slots and show titles across channels. It mentions programs such as Secret Fun Time, Take Five, News, Weather, Raiders, Wagon Train, The Big Picture, The Theatre, Movie Time, The Price Is Right, and Millionaire among others, with various times scattered alongside actor or host names and partial episode labels.
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Bandstead
Moureene Miller
Sports Theatre
Bas
Donna Reed
S—Newa
G. Lombardo
Charlie Chan
Eenty Miller
Jim
Newa
Raiders
Tack Paar
Dev Nelson
Feauantgat
Frice
Harriet
Kraft Muster
Late News
Loys Lucy
Willy
Ben Johnson
Guiding Light
Cartoone Bee News
W. Ath
Blondie
Dr. Malone
Payott
Roots
Recalling 1929 Boom and Crash look of Business Week
The piece notes Business Week's Sept 7 1929 issue predicting a modest year ahead with high employment and profits yet warns of risky stock market behavior. It contrasts then and now, citing surveys of 5 600 executives and a coming congressional role in business affairs as a portent before the crash six weeks later.
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New York
Divi
Business Week
Congress
Federal Peace Board
Capitol Hill
Maine
Wall Street
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew Mellon
U.S. Treasury
Robert B.anderson
Paris
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and masthead notes
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and outside area, with monthly and yearly options. The text attributes editors Robert B. Wellington and Snedaker, notes association with the Associated Press, and includes standard publishing details and postage notes.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington Vereys
Snedaker
Associated Press
Richmond Area Joint Dinner Meeting Highlights
Event covered a gathering of the Chamber of Commerce and Lions Club with Miss Mabel Chandler Mrs. Edwin Horstick and Sam among attendees. Attendees included the Crouch family reunion at Linneus Mo and Howard Bradley Manhattan with others noted from Garnett and Garnett area. Dr John Hermon of Boston visited relatives.
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Edwin Horstick
Sam
Lily
Chamber of Com
el Bennetts
Olliemerce
Lions Club
Murray
Crouch
Linneus
Moltenior
Howard Bradley
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John H. Roeckers
Abe Severns
Helen Miller
Guards
Garnett
John Hermon
Bostons
Anderson
Lntro
Daught County
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