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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1960
Page
3
The fragment notes devotional readings drawn from Micah and Psalm. It highlights two scriptural passages for study or reflection, indicating themes of judgment and trust in God. Readers are guided to meditate on prophetic exhortations and psalmic assurances.
Foreman cautions preachers on mixing faith with politics. He argues true gospel preaching must confront corrupt leadership and social wrongs, citing Micah and historical abuses by wealthy interests. He warns against pastors who preach to please funders, urging prophetic courage and concern for the vulnerable.
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The tiny Central American republic depends on coffee as its chief crop and export, with cultivation concentrated on the Pacific side. The text notes correct terms for bears, explaining the male is a he bear and the female a she-bear.
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Nebraska's crop production for 1960 is projected to reach a record level, matching the 1953 output. The state division cites near record corn and sorghum crops and strong yields across most crops, with total feed grains likely at a new peak around 13 million tons, about four percent above the 1953 high.
This year’s harvest reports show soybeans at 4,480,000 bushels up 15 percent from last year and the second largest on record. Sugar beets are forecast at 1,156,000 tons with 17 tons per acre. Dry beans total 1,088,000 bags, down slightly. Late summer potatoes reach 518,000 hundredweight and fall crop at 1,728,000, both below last year and average.
Roslind Campbell of Dalton Judy and Jane Meyer of Lodge Pole pledge Phi Mu at Wesleyan with Frank Alison and Bob Samson of Sidney pledging Phi Nappa Tau Richard Ackerman of Sidney and Bruce Christofferson of Dalton pledging Theta Chi. The southernmost U S point is Ka Lae Hawaii and Turkey's peak is Mt Ararat at 16945 feet. Willard adds a new pledge.
Nebraska Wesleyan University in Lincoln reveals pledges accepted by four sororities. Alpha Gamma Delta pledges include Kay Burden from Bayard Shar on Criswell from Chappell and Mary Davenport from Chappell. New Delta Zeta pledge is Lana Young of Kimball and Sarah Nel-
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