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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1956
Page
4
The article urges new lawn owners to prioritize soil quality over seed cost. It covers topsoil depth, grading, drainage, and the labor involved, plus testing pH and adjusting with limestone or aluminum sulfate. It also warns against phony topsoil and recommends local nurseries.
Cody Friend reports that W. H. McDonald 95, chair of a local bank, is the trusted keeper of Buffalo Bill Cody's early plans. McDonald received Cody’s confiding notes on a world touring wild west show first staged here on July 4, 1882. The show later toured Europe as Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show and Congress of Rough Riders.
Lester Kirkendall, who teaches courses on marriage and family relations at Oregon State College, writes in a pamphlet that many young people confuse love with emotional elation. The piece urges self reflection on whether a summer romance reflects true love or temporary infatuation.
A columnist warns that enjoying a lively social life before marriage does not guarantee compatibility. Being a good dancer or popular does not ensure a lasting relationship if finances, habits, or priorities clash. The piece emphasizes choosing partners by character over glamour and emphasizes time and duties of family life.
A guidance note explains love can be confused with jealousy possessiveness competition and the urge to marry quickly. It warns against rebounds material gifts and one sided feelings and cites parental disapproval and escaping duties as compounding confusions. The Hanford brothers Ira and Carl once jockeys now run thoroughbreds.
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