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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1964
Page
14
In a Seventh Day Adventist town in Texas the post office remains open on Sundays amid community debate. A modern building with a 1400 seat capacity contrasts with quiet streets as residents go about daily routines while the facility serves 52,243 customers with Sunday hours attracting attention.
The Keene Adventist community expands from a small tented start in 1894 to a college town with Southwestern Union College fed by a fertile tract. Ruth Hestand recalls Adventist influence, while former Mayor Joseph Bischoff notes light misdemeanors in a growing population of about 1,600.
Bob Croissant leads a study tour across western states focusing on marketing rural development and research projects. He has six years with the Extension Service and received a $200 scholarship to cover tour expenses. The 16% tour began in Idaho and ends with the group returning there, with other state scholars joining.
An excerpt from Heloise guidance advises preparing deviled eggs for outings by reassembling halves after stuffing, wrapping in plastic, and storing in egg cartons to prevent mess. It notes eggs can be eaten whole or split again later.
The Agriculture Department estimates 1962 wheat production at about 320 million bushels, far below last year’s 1.157 billion and short of domestic and foreign demand. Farmers face smaller planting allotments and price supports, with yields varying by region and crop type.
Wiggins and Ault, a father and sons farming trio, use soil tests to guide fertilizer. They adjust nutrients with fall and spring applications, relying on phosphate and other elements to improve yields.
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