Hal Boyles 830 Things to Do column note
Hal Boyle reflects on having 830 remaining columns to write before retirement and financial rewards shift. recalls a past tally of 8 203 tasks and the changing pace of life.
12 Sep 1972
Page 1
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1972
Page
1
Hal Boyle reflects on having 830 remaining columns to write before retirement and financial rewards shift. recalls a past tally of 8 203 tasks and the changing pace of life.
A compilation of real estate transfers filed with the Platte County Register of Deeds lists numerous parcels traded to various buyers. Entries name buyers including Lamar L. Robinson, Harold E. Johnson, Jerry Hetchenbach, Margaret M. Langan, Gustaff R. Papstein, Lynn E. Moore, Terry L. Jackson, Bernard J. Langan, First Nebraska Service Corp., Eva Klassen, Donald L. Miller, and Buel D. Walsh among others, with hundreds of parcel descriptions and associated additions in Columbus Humphrey and Osborn areas. The document includes stray personal reminiscences and a wartime reflection by Ernie Pyle.
The text provides scattered zodiac advice for AIRS TAURUS GEMINI MOON CHILDREN VIRGO LEO SAGITTARIUS CAPRICORN AQUARIUS PISCES and notes on a child's development. It urges early planning, practical tasks, and seeking guidance, with cautions about disagreements and the need for discipline and harmony. The language reflects dated horoscopic phrasing and inconsistent formatting.
The Organizational conference of the Nebraska Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts merges into 24 Nebraska Natural Resource Districts under a state act. Delegates set a six month dues schedule, ensure all districts join, and honor long serving directors with awards. Missouri Basin official John W Neuberger urged broader NRD aims.
Albert Mikseh of Platte Cen fer describes a Keen Kutter hay cutter shown on page 1. He notes it could cut weeds and other plants and recalls the brand name with a quip about starting a word with a C.
Omaha based State Senator Loren Schmit criticized federal regulations on feedlot pollution during a Nebraska Association of Resources Districts conference. He argued funding and expertise are lacking and warned waste control structures could harm the livestock industry. Lanny Svenagel outlined state progress with feedlot inspections and compliance.
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