Dear Editor letter questions farm automation and labor
Uncle Cal from Caribou ponders farm change as Department of Agriculture pamphlets discuss a Georgia banker’s gadget to reset cultivator shafts for different row widths. He notes automation may reduce farm labor in ten years, questions who will work, and recalls power vehicles replacing horses, signaling rapid agricultural shifts.
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Department of Agriculture
Georgia
Billie Lol Estes
Agriculture Department
Stamp craze and school window idea spark editorials
In a reader letter from Strictly Business, the writer questions New Frontier plans and a Michigan school’s windowed classrooms aimed at reducing distraction. He argues Johnny’s reading woes stem from study habits, not windows, and critiques the stamp advertising battles noted by the Journal, fearing stamp promotions may intensify but eventually fail, as described by Minidoka County News.
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Michigan
Johnny
Rupert
Minidoka County News
Darlene Speas
Nanna Lynn
Ronnie Quentin
New Plymouth
Darlene
Ronnie Reins
Ann
Bert
Ronnie
Highway District 1
Payette County
District 1
Speas
Reins
Editors Debate Trading Stamps Upbeat retail shift outlined
The Wall Street Journal suggests trading stamps will intensify as a retail gimmick to boost service and value. The piece argues stamps add costs and complexity, but could drive higher sales and faster inventory turnover, affecting prices and profits for merchants.
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United States
The
Wall Street ° Journal
Musial set new baseball records amid honors
Dr Stan Musial, at 41, broke Ty Cobb’s 5,863 base mark and set NL records for games played 2785 and hits 3430, surpassing Honus Wagner. He also topped Mel Ott’s 1859 runs, while earning an honorary degree from Monmouth College for sportsmanship and inspiration to youth.
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Stan
Stan Musial
St. Louis ” Cardinal
Ty Cobb
Honus Wagner
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Musial
Monmouth College
Ilinois
Doctor Musial
Sportsmen of America
Signs and visits mark a weekend in Thatcher area
Open house at Grace neighborhood honors Mrs Homer Williams with guests including Della Mendenhall and Patricia Smith. Trail Builders hike, visitors from Los Angeles stay with Ray Wilker. Nearby families from Conda and Preston share meals and attend reunions while local talk covers vandalized warning signs on district roads and a garden party rain joke.
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Della Mendenhall
Patricia Smith
Lula Williams
Irene Young
Karma Roper
Vera Young
Beth Conlin
Homer Williams
Alvin Whitehead
Grace
Mike Costello
Joe Drago
Los Angeles
California
Ray Wilker
Bud Keller
Paul
Idaho
Charles Forman
Richard Garbett
Norman Harris
Logan
Grace Harris
Millen Mendenhall
Franklin
Sheldon Kendall
Seattle
Doyle Harris
Bob Mendenhall
Conda
Murat Mendenhall
Ila Oliverson
Preston
Mrs
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By McFeathers
Rexburg Standard
Mountain States Telephone
Anson Davis
Sentinel Office
Ether
Revises
New Plymouth Sentinel
Cleveland News
Renty
Carl Rasmus
Carirqy
Smokey
Irov Kar
J. W. On
Optometry
Semrucnys Top Bourse
Stagg Distilling CO
Total Electric
Utah Power & Ught CO
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