Dear Ann Landers column letters reveal reader woes and quirks
A La Crosse Tribune selection of Ann Landers questions and responses covers telephonic abuse from callers and workers, workplace regrets, cat and child debates, and a request for scrapbook club membership. It includes readers confessing drunken letters to former employers and advice urging confession and accountability. The piece notes Micronesian islands as a U.N. trust territory post World War II era.
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Ann Landers
So- And-So
Con
Los Angeles
Jeepers
W. C. Fields
Uncle Ray on Sioux homeland and oil wealth legends
The article recalls the Sioux homeland between Lake Winnipeg and the Missouri River, noting tribes like Assiniboin, Iowa, Missouri, Winnebago, and Osage, their relocation to Oklahoma, and Osage oil wealth that yielded about 30 million dollars. It mentions the Sioux tent dwellings, geographic names, a request for a leaflet, and a note on the ruby throated hummingbird defending against larger birds with quick bill strikes.
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Lake Winnipeg
Missouri River
Iowa
Oklahoma
Dakotas
North
South Dakota
Sioux City
Assiniboia River
Arkansas
Missouri
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Sunny Brook
Dad
Telephone Vineyard
la Crosse Tribune
Uncle Ray
la Crosse, Wis
Atolls
Ponape
R.F.D
United States
Erie
Sears
Sears and
SAVE
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Fifth Avenue
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Major Hoople
Executive Employment Agency
Ray
The
S. S. Kresge Company
Canada
Puerto Rico
Gals
Kmart
Holiday Spray
Dow Chemical Co
Losey Blvd
Hwy
Raya