Quiet moral panic ignores broader human flaws
The author reflects on public calls for moral cleansing, arguing repentance cycles recur, and faults lie among all sides. He recalls personal college experiences with ghostwriting and payola, noting money pressures and aging norms, while urging restraint and personal integrity.
Shakespeare Quiz Test Prompts Panhandle Players Show
Readers tackle a Shakespeare name match quiz by editors of the Winston Communication Program. The piece notes scores indicating grasp of plays and promotes Christopher Fry's The Lady's Not for Burning to be staged by the Panhandle Players at the Senior High auditorium March 1 and 12.
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Winston Communication Program
Christopher Fry
Panhandle Players
Senior High Auditorium
Sidney
Kimball
McCormick Farm Equipment
International Harvester Truths
McCormick
Pony Express Centennial Promises Youth Filled Pageants
Centennial plans mark 100 years since the Pony Express began in 1840. Postmaster General notes most riders were young men in their teens. Reenactments from St Joseph to Sacramento will stretch over about nine days each, with stamps and commemoratives issued in July.
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Sacramento
Calif
Gorman
Times
San Francisco
Pony Express
Russell, Majors & Waddell
Johnnie Fry
Frey
St. Joseph
Seneca
Kansas
William ‘Bill’ James
Post Office Department
National Pony Express Centennial Association
Lincoln
Morrill County Saddle Club Plans First Horse Auction
Morrill County Saddle Club announces its first annual consignment horse sale in Bridgeport Nebraska on Sunday May 1. Good registered and unregistered stock from Nebraska Panhandle and neighboring states Wyoming Colorado and South Dakota are sought. Halter-broke consignments accepted at Morrill County Fair Grounds until 10 90 a m sale day. Contact C N Clemens or Don Williams at Bridgeport for details.
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Bridgeport
Neb
Nebraska Panhandle
Wyoming
Colorado
South Dakota
Morrill County Fair Grounds
C N Clemens
Don Williams
Budgeport
Eyewear History Tied to Lincoln in Debates
A brief note recalls Abraham Lincoln purchasing eyeglasses during the Lincoln Douglas debates as his eyesight weakened. The cost was 38 cents, a small price for a decisive aid in a historic political confrontation. The remark notes the Rockefeller Mountains are in the Antarctic as an aside.
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Kenneth Anderson
International Harvester Co
Denver
Sidney
Ken
Air Force
Washington State University
Pullmen
Washington
Flo
Andersons
Methodist Church
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