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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 2014
Page
4
A narrator chronicles cats Brownie and Toby turning election mailers into a nightly amusement. They improvise toys from household items, guard the cabinet, and finally discover a new game: mailer shuffleboard, using campaign mailers as their playing surface.
Baxter Black critiques the modern “Food Movement” and its small farming grants, noting a Connecticut experiment where a sustainability advocate avoided chemicals yet failed financially. He argues farming is real life, not a Pony Era Camelot, and dismisses government subsidies as a fix.
An unsigned opinion on the Clovis Media Inc editorial page outlines that editorials reflect the board’s view, with named leadership including Publisher Robert Arrowsmith and the editor. The note identifies who contributes to the board’s stance and clarifies the source of the opinions presented.
Readers are invited to submit letters up to 300 words on public interest issues. Email dstevens pntontine.com or call 763-6991 to share views or concerns. Engagement is encouraged while avoiding private disputes and keeping content concise.
Readers are invited to submit guest columns by contacting Editor David Stevens. Reach him at 763-6991 or via email dstevens pntoniine.com for submission guidance and deadlines.
The Quay County Sun emphasizes its role as a voice for all, valuing freedom as essential to life and pledging responsibility to safeguard that freedom for everyone.
The piece profiles Bob Sherwin and Bionic Soil Solutions using a new lithification based road mix on 11 miles of Navajo Nation dirt roads. It claims the formula transforms soil to a water resistant gel using oxygen silicon and aluminum, reducing ruts, maintenance costs, and car wear while cutting rat presence.
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