Seasons of Spring Taught by a Farmer and Elder
A farmer narrator contrasts spring with other seasons, noting the boyish rush from winter to indoor sports to crocus blooms. He laments allergies and fatigue, calls spring a lazy executive season, and argues it consumes time and effort while offering only mixed rewards.
Washington's Desk Farmers Waiting To Assume Control
Bernie Camp argues wheat referundum in 1963 signals a broader shift. He notes the 15 acre exemption repeal in 1962 and the Agricultural Act of 1962 introduces a multiple price certificate plan that could bind all wheat growers to a federal scheme. The vote may hinge on a small minority, with wider implications for 300 U. S. commodities.
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Telegraph Want Ads Prompts Buyers and Sellers
Local readers are urged to use Telegraph want ads for buying and selling items. Classifieds offer quick exchanges and practical listings to reach a broad audience.
Rivers Blessing From New Reservoirs In Missouri Basin
Randall and the soon to be completed Big Bend reservoir in South Dakota and Gavins Point in Nebraska provide flood control and water supply benefits. People along the Missouri River view the new reservoirs as a blessing for regional development and stability.
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Nebraska Statehood Birthday Reflections on 1963 Readiness
The piece recalls Nebraska becoming a state in 1867 and marks 96 years of statehood as of 1963. It links national politics to Nebraskan statehood, notes frontier maturity, and outlines early development including railroads, cow towns, and military actions at Fort Robinson during 1869 76 77.
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Measles Facts and Precautions for Public Health
Medical guidance describes measles duration from seven to nine days with symptoms such as cold like runny nose and blotchy red rash. It notes pneumonia as a leading cause of death, transmission through secretions, incubation about ten days, and that isolation aims to prevent secondary infections rather than spread.
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Statistical Bulletins Highlight 1962 Agriculture Records
About 700 statistical reports from the U S Department of Agriculture summarize 1962 farm gains. Production across livestock, poultry, milk and eggs reached all time highs while total crop harvest matched 1960 record levels. Prices paid by farmers rose to 307 percent of the 1910 14 base in November and received prices ranged from 239 to 250 percent. Dairy pricing increasingly based on manufacturing grade milk data from Wisconsin and Minnesota.
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Doan's Pills Promote Restful Sleep and Pain Relief
Nagging backache headache and muscle pains may follow over exertion or stress. Doan's Pills ease bladder irritation and act as a mild diuretic through the kidneys offering soothing relief and a better night’s rest. Millions have trusted Doan's Pills for over 60 years and the large size is available.
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