Ann Landers: Farmers face risk and blame over banks
A Nebraska farmer's wife defends her husband and rejects a banker's wife blaming him for bank woes. She notes his 35 years of hard work in extreme weather and acknowledges the farm's risky nature amid floods droughts and economic shifts. The columnist responds that farming is risky and farmers suffer when markets falter.
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Springtime small town chronicles and grand openings
A portrait of spring in a small town featuring a farm supply store grand opening with colorful clowns and giveaways. a humorous reflection on local festivities and shopper misadventures contrasts with reader letters to Ann Landers about social etiquette and medical decisions. Includes anecdotes, community scenes, and lighthearted commentary on the season.
FFA seeks Hungarian exchange students for Wisconsin trips
Sixteen young farmers from Hungary and the United States will exchange countries under a U.S. Information Agency grant of 19600 dollars. Wisconsin has at least one participant selected. American participants must be 18 with farming background. The program runs June 11 for three or six months in Hungary, with costs of 600 dollars per person.
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