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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1962
Page
4
A reader outlines a step by step plan to grow a larger corn yield. The note lists inspiration imagination calculation determination adaptation and preparation followed by specific methods including irrigation, hybrid seed, weed control, and fertilization. It ends with a boast of money in the bank and signs Claude F Wright 1122 Pershing.
Elsie Breyfogle recalls childhood Christmas customs in Pennsylvania among the Allegheny Mountains. A tree chosen from spruce, moss gathered from rocks, a mossy area fenced with a white picket fence, and gifts beneath. Santa Claus cake left for a visit, with memories of ornament making and simple beauty.
A devotional fragment quoting Luke 1 78 79 praising divine light over darkness. It includes a prayer asking for courage and faith in Christ and God's word, concluding with Amen.
Subscription terms detail carrier and mail rates in Garden City and surrounding counties Finney Lane Scott Wichita Hamilton Kearny Grant Haskell and Gray. Rates include 1.55 per month by carrier, weekly ac, and 7.60 per year or 15.06 elsewhere by mail. Local and area students pay 6.00 for 3 months with postage paid in Garden City and Rangag. Telegram motor carrier service requires publication-day delivery where local carrier exists.
Washington liberals press a 21 day rule and a seven day rule on Rules Committee actions to curb bottling of bills. Rep Reuss argues for maintaining the 15 member panel, while Rep Blatnik notes odds favor liberals in blocking size cuts as key names like Smith loom. Edith Green cited for backing Alaska mental health bill, praised by Sen Bartlett for courage and impact. Hospital opens in Anchorage this fall.
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