The Fewer Facts, Stronger Opinion Quote
A witty remark by Arnold H. Glasow states that reducing factual details strengthens opinion. The line underlines a contrarian view of rhetoric and persuasion.
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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 2014
Page
4
A witty remark by Arnold H. Glasow states that reducing factual details strengthens opinion. The line underlines a contrarian view of rhetoric and persuasion.
Kari Terry recalls Turnbaughs Store near Portales and Caudills Store on South Floyd Highway, describing the bygone country store era. He contrasts them with modern convenience stores, noting social roles, mixed memories, and how such shops once served as community hubs.
Baxter Black recalls a mare named Little Racer who imprinted on a small elm tree in a dry lot in western Kansas. The filly sniffed, nibbled, and bucked in front of Janice, then slept with a leg touching the tree. The scene sparked thoughts on foal imprinting and training.
Unsigned editorials reflect the editorial board led by Editor David Stevens. Letters to the editor should address public interest topics, stay under 300 words, and be submitted via email to dstevens ontontine com or by phone at 763 6991.
A call for guest column submissions directs interested writers to Editor David Stevens contact options. It provides a phone number and an email address for submission inquiries.
The Quay County Sun from Clovis Media outlines its mission to give a voice to all and uphold freedom as a life gift, while stressing responsibility to ensure those freedoms for everyone.
The Supreme Court narrowly ruled that closely held companies with religious objections cannot be forced to provide birth control under Obamacare. Justice Alito’s 5-4 decision protects Religious Freedom Restoration Act rights for Hobby Lobby and similar firms, framing the ruling as a broader First Amendment victory.
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