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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1960
Page
8
The Grange outlines rapid agricultural change and urges new farm programs to ensure abundance and rising living standards. It emphasizes family owned farms, democratic values, and that agriculture remains integral to the national economy with government serving all people.
Mr and Mrs Marshall Farthing returned from a two week visit to relatives in Lake City Iowa and Omaha Nebraska visiting Hulin Wooters Victor Wagen Edgar Seibel and William Kell in Centralia during the trip and plan to resume daily routines.
Country Chatter discusses a snowy week, corn variety tests at DeKalb with 121 hybrids yielding 106.5 bushels, and a canceled livestock meeting. It analyzes rising food costs driven by general price rises, marketing efficiency, and added services, noting labor as a major cost and future shifts toward ready-to-serve foods.
Marilyn Iske married James Hogge of Polo at the Polo Church of the Brethren Saturday afternoon with Lanark relatives among the 100 attendees. A full wedding account will follow. Vernon Morgan and Melvin Hanbecker visited from Macomb College over the weekend. James Keeney handled duties at the Will Werner farm sale east of Milledgeville Saturday. Esper Johnson, owner on Telegraph Road, leases farm to Green Giant cannery for another year.
A child may confuse imagination with truth at age six or seven and often tells pretend stories. By nine or ten most children distinguish truth from untruth, so guidance and discipline should avoid severe punishment and model honesty.
When adults justify actions for comfort or convenience the child may interpret it as lies, impacting trust and moral development. The statement links parental behavior to a child’s judgment of truthfulness and honesty.
Mrs. Robert Poffenberger spent Sunday in Lanark from Polo with her parents Mr and Mrs C Butterbaugh who is recuperating from a fractured leg. The fire department responded to a truck fire at the underground crossing west of Lanark on Saturday causing damage but no injuries. Mr and Mrs Harry Kosher of Mt Carroll shopped in Lanark and visited Mrs Laura Dambman.
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