The Lighter Side: Fall Homemaking Tasks
Washington columnist Dick West lists fall chores for homeowners. Bring in the sheep, remove chimney bears, cope with leaves, transplant bulbs, and prune shears. The guide blends humor with practical tips, noting timing in November for chimney work and seasonal decor.
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Family Night policy change planned at Y
Columbus Y will limit pool access to adults and families on Fridays from Oct 1. Gym and game rooms remain open to all members. Winter programs continue weekdays, with high school time Saturdays 7 pm to 9 pm for grades 10-12. swimming pool closed then. Membership required for use. contact for details.
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Change of Address Notices in Columbus Area
Fragmentary OCR indicates a postal change of address service with delivery by carrier and fee details. It mentions Columbus addresses, a list of surnames, and fees such as 42.00 by mail and 11.00, with note of a Columbus Postmaster updating old and new addresses.
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Alice Buffett dies in Omaha
Alice R. Buffett, sister of the late Congressman Howard Buffett, dies in an Omaha hospital after a cancer battle. A longtime Omaha school teacher for 37 years until retiring in 1968, she is survived by a brother and several nieces and nephews.
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Alice R. Buffett
Howard Buffett
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Astrological Forecast With Signs and Vague Advice
A chaotic astrology page offers Taurus through Aquarius readings with scattered phrases about investment plans, personal magnetism, and decisions. It mentions June birthdays, vague cautions, and general welfare notes with nonsensical typos and unclear guidance.
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State school board candidates speak to education committee
Chamber of Commerce education committee heard two state board candidates, John Wagoner of Grand Island and Gerald Whelan of Hastings, outline views on funding, district structure, and accreditation. They defended accomplishments, critiqued district inequities, and weighed statewide standards and private school aid, noting the private-school funding issue would be decided by voters.
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Singing Fish Sapo Described as Humming Air Bladder
The sapo a South American name for various load fishes is noted for a peculiar humming sound from its air bladder. It is often called the singing fish due to this音.
Japanese Trade Talks Fray Over Textile Exports in 1909
Commentary notes U.S. warnings to Japan to curb textile exports faced rejection during talks in Tokyo. It covers US congressional plans for protection, Japan’s stance, and later acceptance of voluntary reductions as Nixon and Prime Minister Sato reopened negotiations. The piece links trade policy to broader liberalization aims and cites substantial U.S. and Japanese industry stakes.
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U.S
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Wilbur D. Sills
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Washington
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Federation
Kisaku Sato
Canada
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South Asia
Cub Scout Leader Training Tonight at First United Methodist Chapel
Tonight features the second Cub Scout leader training session titled Planning the Cub Scout Program. The meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. at First United Methodist Chapel for all men and women leaders. The program covers den and pack planning, annual conference planning, and specific program planning with guidance from Don Reinhold, district training chairman.
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Vatican bans further experimentation with liturgy
The Vatican issues an unpublished instruction prohibiting experimental changes to the Mass and liturgical rites. Only priests accorded by their bishops may celebrate outside sacred places, with private homes barred. The ilerations note challenges from traditionalists and liberals amid ongoing church renewal debates.
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