Mailbag musings from Hal Boyles column in New York AP
Civilization may bury itself in debris and Americans generate a ton of solid waste yearly, enough to cover Manhattan Island 13 feet deep. The column quotes quirky facts and quotable notables, from ancient Greece to modern honey production, plus humorous lines about leadership and daily life.
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New York
Manhattan Island
Greece
Nevada
Mey
Potus
Polus
United States
Bulgaria
Edward R. MursaWe
U.S
Agriculture
Columbus Telegram Subscription Rates 1917
Publication notes daily except Sundays and holidays. Subscription rates listed: Columbus delivery $2.90 per month, mail to Platte Boone Hitchcock Calfax Mercike Nance Polk counties $13.67 per year, elsewhere in Nebraska and other states $19.00 per year. Address change notices directed to Shea Dromally at the newspaper.
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Halidays
Seceed Elas
Columbus Mebraska
Sutesrinars Shea Dromally
Qimalee Poalasier
Columbus Telegram
Neitess
Three chosen for All State Chorus at East High tryouts
Rising City High School selected Cheryl Hinze first soprano Nan Bauer alto and Dave Stuerling second bass for the All State Chorus. Music instructor Jack Gross accompanied them to Lincoln for East High tryouts. The All State Chorus aligns with the Music Educators convention in Kearney November 16 17 and 18 with a concert on November 18.
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Rising City
Rising City High School
Cheryl Hinze
Nan Bauer
Dave Struebling
Jack Gross
Lincoln
East High
Kearney
Lincoln ad managers award winners noted in meeting
The Scottsbluff Star-Herald and the Grand Island Independent led Nebraska Outstate Daily Advertising Managers Association awards in Lincoln. Fremont Tribune won best usable newspaper ad idea. Leonard Hoskins became president, with Todd Crittenden as vice president and Ray Turnquist as secretary-treasurer.
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Lincoln, Neb
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
Grand Islaid Independent
Nebraska
Daily Advertising Managers Association
Lincoln
Scottsbluff
Grand Island Independent
Fremont ‘Tribune
Leonard “Hoskins
Nebraska City” News-Press
Gale Leitner
Kearney
Todd Crittenden
Ray Turnquist
Name It The Name It Today Ends for Buggy Tongues
The device described is a spring loaded end piece for buggy tongues that can twist to open a loop allowing harness attachment. It is designed to secure harnesses by opening the loop and fitting over the tongue before springing closed. The mechanism emphasizes quick release and reliable engagement for horse-drawn equipment.
Horoscope Update for Aries to Pisces in Ames
Horoscope notes general guidance for each zodiac sign with emphasis on social engagement, civic work, and personal planning. It highlights actions like contacting higher-ups, pursuing constructive projects, and planning for home improvements while cautioning against extravagance and urging practical, patient steps. A child born today is described as kind and humanitarian minded with future career inclinations.
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Sagittarius
Capricorn
Glure
Aquarius
Sihack
Patman calls for election time push for facts
Rep Wright Patman chairman of the House Banking Committee says Americans are screaming for the facts about the Watergate break in and alleged bugging He cites documents linking a Nixon campaign fund to audio counter measures equipment used in the Democratic National headquarters and notes his panel may still pursue a full inquiry.
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Washington
Wright Patman
Te House Banking Committee
Patman
James W. McCord
Texas Democrat
Banking Committee
CBS
John D. Ehrlichman
Washington Post
Nixon
Dwight L. Chapin
White House
Watergate Complex
Time Magazine
Justice Department
Donald H. Segretti
California
Committee
Philippines arrests in Manila raid seize guns and explosives
Philippine armed forces said they arrested an undetermined number of suspects in raids around Metro Manila and confiscated sniper gear and explosives. Information Secretary Tatad provided few details as President Marcos urged police chiefs to uphold the law with courtesy and fairness amid the martial law crackdown. He spoke at the presidential palace after declaring a fight against a communist rebellion may hinge on public support. Marcos also announced reforms to restore respect for law and opened a new English language daily, Times Journal, run by former staff of newspapers shut during martial law. Seven detained newsmen in Naga City were released. In Mindanao, the defense secretary reported the kill of a commander of the New People’s Army and the capture of a top recruiter.
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Manila
Philippine Armed Forces
Greater
Francisca
Tatad
Ferdinand
Marcos
Philippines
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Hal Boyle
Handsome Dan
Yale
Jules Podell
Copacabana
27Th Avenue
ColUmbus
Obebvien Gand
Daily Ad
Warp Bros
Chicago
R. Steven
Geshelel
Law and Order
Steven Gestell
Nebr
Ames
Ceria
Taurus
Gemini
Washington Post Today
Herbert W. Kalmbach
FBI
Kalmbach
Segretti
Albion
Maple Center
Wolf Memorial Center
Alice Sallach
Janet Lawson
Naga City
Defense
Juan Ponce Enrile
New People’s Army
Mindanao
Meeelings
Poverhors
Central Nebraska Technical Callege
Central Nebraska Technical Community — College
Hastings
Adame
Nebraska Harvestore Systems
Morrie Vavricek
Nebraska Harvestore
A. C. Smith
Harvestore “Fall Automation Sale
CI Pairy
Hoss
Nebraska Harvestore Systems, Inc
Norfolk
Ras D Bank
Federal Land Bank Association
20Th Street
Alvin M. Grubaugh
Agr
George Hermone
T. Mgr
Burwell
P.M
Jimi
Junior Milleson
Dwight Saner
Vesta Saner
Wilbur Santer
C. L. Britton
Lester Stufft
Jim Taylor
Morris Keele
Irvin Bramer
Gerald Goodrich
Lorne Goodrich
Harry Johnston
Maurice Reiter
Maynard Jones
Fam McCormick
Leska Ranch, Inc
Lloyd Brinkman
Lawrence Carruth
Dean Hall
Harden Reach
Bud Bradka
Jess Casteel
Kenneth Byam
Orland Fryear
Earl Dent
Rebt, Sullivan
Louis Sehneidcreit
Lowery Arch
Falhom
Sleeanen
Ramm Ranch
Leonard Kereal
Mortis Keefe
Sam Yeung
Earnest Abbolt
Spostal
Burwell Livestock Market, Inc
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