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Newspaper

Columbia Star

Location

Columbia, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1965

Page

4

One Room Country School in New Design Era Ends

The New Design one room school in Monroe County began in 1783 as Illinois first English speaking school in the Northwest Territory. It served until 1958, later known as Portland School, with Flatt School now one of three surviving rural structures.

John Seeley Monroe County Illinois Northwest Territory Portland Benton Franklin County Flatt School John R Southern Illinois Eugene E. Upchurch Upehureh

Move When You Reach 65 Says Husband Who Did It

A retiree argues the smartest step for a man at 65 is to move. Robert W Weyland cites three reasons: home ownership shifts to the wife, older houses and neighborhoods wear with age, and a stale residence lacks inspiration. He urges moving to a new house with equal footing and promotes a 36 page Golden Years booklet.

Mr. Weyland Weyland Dept. Csps Grand Central Station New York N.Y

Illinois Marriage and Divorce Trends and Air Regulation

Illinois records show 97 171 marriages in 1964 up 3 751 from 93 420 in 1963. Divorces reached 21 055, annuls 33. December tops months for marriages while open burning is banned state wide under Air Pollution Control Board rules. Also notes on agriculture, weather, and geology education programs.

Franklin D. Yoder Illinois Department of Public Health Illinois C. W. Klassen Illinois Air Pollution Control Board Jack Bregman Illinois Air Pollution Control

Weed control in farm ponds and proper pond construction

The article outlines weed groups threatening farm ponds and stresses early action. Submersed plants cattails water lilies and algae are especially troublesome. It recommends seeking specialist advice for chemicals and emphasizes building ponds with slopes that maintain depth to limit plant establishment.

Lloyd Sherwood Southern Illinois University

FOR AND ABOUT TEENAGERS Boy In Service Breaks Heart

Our recipe for teen dilemmas suggests that long distance relationships in service require choice and patience. The girl told her Marine fiancé of a breakup and our reply notes possible reasons and offers guidance to keep busy, pursue hobbies, and avoid pressuring or chasing him while apart.

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Sidelights from Springfield

Paul Simon offers discreet observations on political culture from Springfield, weaving candid assessments with sharp social commentary and a subtle sense of humor about local governance and public life.

Illinois lawmakers duck conflict of interest action

A six member commission from the Illinois General Assembly postponed strengthening conflict of interest laws, issuing a minimal report after a late session, while dissenting voices urged meaningful reform. The piece criticizes the delay as a betrayal of public trust and highlights ongoing bills and gubernatorial actions.

House Senate Springfield House Judiciary Commission Illinois Crime Investigating Commission Robert Canfield Rockford John Meyer Danville Champaign Illinois

My Neighbors ses were called and the result worsened

The note argues that the response damaged public trust by giving excuses to avoid addressing abuses. It suggests the action failed to report adequately and left critics with less accountability and more justification for inaction.

Voiceless Rural America Faces Parity Challenge

Special Washington report notes rural America has double urban poverty rates and many workers with part time jobs. President Johnson urges Agriculture leadership to close the rural urban gap with credit, water and sanitation upgrades, improved schools, and nonfarm opportunities.

America LBJ Action Johnson Department of Agriculture Congress Consolidated Farmers Home Administration Act Secretary of Agriculture

Summer sun tips and care for picnic safety

Sunburn prevention with lotion or oil and soothing first aid. leather care via milk and ammonia to darken and polish. picnic food safety avoiding refrigeration sensitive items and stressing on-site preparation. water heater safety relief valve advised. painting method guidance for vertical and horizontal siding prioritizing grooves and board faces.

Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues

A list of numbered across and down crossword clues including Actuality Strike with the hand thrifty person and other terse prompts. Entries cover solves for metal ripe work out goddess of justice and various geographic and linguistic hints.

Asaplan Egypt

Prosecute judicially and curved knife clue puzzle

A cryptic clue style item presents Last Week's Answer 35 Prosecute judicially 37 Curved knife Eskimo 40 Initials of a President. The piece hints at wordplay and letterplay typical of a crossword or puzzle page.

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