Western Outlook features birds, college students and winter changes
Volume two notes a Kimball hobby farm turned licensed bird refuge by the Rauerts while praising Bill Rauert’s game birds. It highlights Paul and Kathy Hassett at Kearney State College running a farm with Kathy working on campus. A winter preview shows nature’s changes captured by Outlook camera as western Nebraska endures an early cold season.
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Traveling dog trainers log miles across borders
Ed Caudle and Vernon Erickson, professional dog trainers, travel coast to coast for their business as highlighted in this issue of Western Outlook. The cover photo shows Trinity Lutheran Church in Perkins County on an early winter Sunday, while a bountiful harvest and snow on the 70 wheat crop mark a hopeful 1969 Thanksgiving season in western Nebraska.
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West Nebraska Winters Turn Beautiful In Outlookland
A reflective piece urges residents of west Nebraska to notice beauty in autumn and winter fields and streams. It contrasts changing times with the enduring charm of the Midlands, noting how the moon once inspired poets and lovers but now serves as travel access, while Outlookland remains a fixed, serene place to explore local scenery.
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Western Outlook Magazine Promotes West Nebraska Advertising
The Western Outlook reaches over 130000 Nebraskans monthly across farming ranching and western towns. Guaranteed circulation makes it ideal for west Nebraska advertising and messages to readers. Contact member newspapers on the front cover to place an ad.
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