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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1958
Page
9
The notice lists dress pattern No. 1334 in multiple sizes with variations and a objective crochet pattern No. 153. It provides prices for patterns sent to Audrey Lane Bureau in Chicago and notes about pattern distribution and costs.
Discussion on inflation and cost of living dominates news as the administration resists emergency action while Democrats push tax cut proposals. Economic outlook shapes the 1958 elections, with focus on food prices and living costs amid debates on tax exemptions and policy options.
A Vista Press reader recalls a Ozarks county paper filled with personal items and quirky ads. The note highlights local arrivals shopping calves selling at stock markets and church penny boxes plus grocery and real estate bargains.
An old minister recalls the burden and humility of praying for others. He suggests prayer begins with self examination and confession of one’s own need, and that true intercession flows from personal change and service to others.
A farm scene turns into a comic mystery as Myrtle and Bob suspect foul play after a staged bone burial. Highway patrols, letters, and a dynamite-like blast lead to an unexpected charivari reveal and a lighthearted ending.
A reminiscence from Harvey M. Reddick Glasgow Montana recalling era traits and daily life. It contrasts prices and comforts with social norms, noting labor, hospitality, and old time household details. It ends inviting readers to send contributions to The Old Timer column in Frankfort Kentucky.
A. E. Giegenback, raised in Rockville Center New York, emerged from a printer family with Printers Ink in his blood. He pursued a bold goal and found a steadfast friend, illustrating old mood shifts between scarce and abundant work.
A narrator describes a man connected to the Democratic Club who built a Public Printers' Club with endorsements from about two hundred printers. He printed and sent recommendations to a Capitol official, noting three key qualifications and hinting at the influence of big companies in progress over time.
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