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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 2013
Page
6
Karl Terry recalls a 2013 drought feels like Dust Bowl era, describing barren rangeland across the High Plains. Cattle disappear from pastures, CRP lands burn or idle, windmills run dry, and the livestock trade looms as ranchers struggle to feed their herds amid sand storms and drought.
Baxter Black recalls a Missouri farm tale where Stew wrestles a giant Poland China boar in the garden. The misadventure ends with a bounced return to the pen and a stern lesson from Grandpa about clean speech on the farm.
An unsigned editorials policy states the page reflects the Clovis Media Inc editorial board including Publisher Ray Sullivan and Editor David Stevens. Letters to the editor should focus on public interest, stay under 300 words, and may be emailed to dstevens pntonline com or called at 763 6991.
The notice invites readers to submit guest columns and provides contact for Editor David Stevens. It lists a phone number 763-6991 and an email dstevens pntonline.com for submissions and inquiries.
The Quay County Sun of Tucumcari New Mexico presents an editorial statement asserting its mission to give a voice to all uphold freedom and responsibility and promote equal rights for everyone under the newspaper banner.
An interpretive display opened at Fort Marcy site linking Santa Fe’s past to the Cross of the Martyrs. Cooperating groups include the city, the National Park Service, and the Santa Fe Trail Association. The signs recount the 1846 Army of the West advance, Kearny’s fort choice, adobe walls, and the fort’s decline into a city park while urging better upkeep and clearer wayfinding.
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