Community growth hopes in Cheyenne County and weather wisdom
The Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce gains wide business support with E K Yanney and Ray Graff on the board signaling cooperation. The piece urges regional unity to counter rural decline, industrial and agricultural development on the old Sioux army Depot, and Sidney's growth as a trade hub with satellite towns feeding in. It also highlights learning weather signs from sailors, and ends with a reflection on U S political leadership from Garfield to Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Cheyenne County
E. K. Yanney
Lodgepole
Ray Graff
Dalton
America
Sioux
Gurley
Fotter
Rail passenger service crisis prompts council idea
The piece argues passenger trains are declining, with losses of 87 million last year and a projected 105 million this year on the Pennsylvania Central line. It proposes a national Railroad Passenger Council to determine needs and financing to save or expand service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Saunders
Pennsylvania Central
National Railroad Passenger Council
Saunders
No Republican Shall Speak Ill of Republicans Stirs Debate
The Republican National Committee urges silence on intra party criticism to protect ticket votes. The piece argues such censorship is bad citizenship and urges voters to reveal unfitness, first within the party, then publicly if needed.
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Republican National Committee
California
Gun control debate hinges on liberty and arms rights
Bernie Camp argues the Second Amendment remains essential for freedom of speech and liberty. He says guns do not kill people, people do, and laws punish the responsible more than criminals. He urges strict punishments for gun use in crime and warns against totalitarian confiscation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Madison
United States
Senator Curtis mocks cherry pie standard in FDA rule
In a Senate speech Senator Carl Curtis ridiculed an FDA regulation defining a cherry pie as containing at least 2.7 cherries per ounce. He described the rule and showed a Satirical method to count cherries, arguing against Big Government and rising costs amid an economic crisis.
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Washington, D.C
Carl Curtis
Rep
Neb
Senate
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Curtis
Consumer Protection
FDA
Curtis Quow
The Vanishing Farmer and a Changing Agriculture
Harold Hamill argues against a fatalist view of farming’s decline. He cites 1967 store closures by Woolworth, shifts by Levi Strauss, and Curtis Publishing’s rural withdrawals as signs of change, not disappearance, urging farmer cooperatives and independent operators to unite against corporate agri-business.
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Dan’s Review
F. W. Woolworth
Levi Strauss
Curtis Publishing Company
Saturday Evening Post
William F. Butler
Chase Manhattan Bank
Dun’s
Woolworth
America
Rural Electrification Administration
Power Company
Dan
Tenneco, Inc
Houston
Tex
Kern County Land Company
California
Rhode Island
Tenneco
CBK Industries
Kansas City
Missouri
Texas
Clair Callan
Nebraska
William O. Dobler
Lincoln
Neb
Star
Jerry Voorhis
Cooperative League of the
U.S. A
Y Harold Hamil
Farmland Magazine
Crossword Clue Palette of Classic Word Associations
A series of clues list with numeric indices hints at a themed crossword puzzle. Entries cover adjectives nouns verbs and phrases, including references to literature authors and heraldry terms, suggesting a puzzle with varied language tasks.
Cross Word Mosaic of Hidden Clues and Answers
A themed word puzzle lists clues ranging from Daunt to Salt. Across entries include materials, objects, and terms such as natural metal, literary gleanings, and arcor, with references to engines, optical glass, and cosmic cycle. The set hints at varied definitions and cross word play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
Martin Opposes One Year Extension of Farm Program
Congressman Dave Martin refuses to back the House Rules Committee bill for a one year extension of the current farm program. He cites district mail showing farmers want a change to secure more realistic prices for corn and wheat. He says the present program has driven prices to the lowest since the 1930s.
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Dave Martin
House Rules Committee
Lions Elect International President at Dallas Convention
Lions International elected David A. Evans of Texas City Texas as president at the 51st Annual Convention in Dallas June 26 to 29. The organization with 867000 members in 143 countries is the world’s largest service club group known for aid to the blind sight conservation youth programs and community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Evans
Texas City
Texas
Lions International
Dallas
Varying views on gun laws and mind’s potential
A reader pressures Senator Hruska to oppose stricter gun controls citing the Bill of Rights and past crimes. The second letter argues the mind’s vast potential, warning against religious or societal constraints and urging self effort over legislative action.
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U.S
Roman Hruska
Rep.-Nebr
Senate
Congress
Johnson
Kennedy
California
Citzen
Lee Oswalds
Earl Rays
Sirhan Sirhans
Stanley B. Pearson
Monterey
Sidney
Nebraska
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Mers
Mariner
Chester A. Arthur
James A. Garfield
Ulysses S. Grant
New York
Roscoe Conklin
Arthur
Hayes
Garfield
Conklin
Bernie Camp
Nebraska Farm Bureau
U S
Desire
Prohibit
King Arthur's
Lance
Samuel's
Mentor
AP Newsfeatures
Martin
Lions Elect International President
Denver Post
Leon A. Lafler
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