Editor's Note: The following is the editorial that appeared in the Dec. 8, 1941, Decatur Herald and Decatur Review:
As much as I adore my garden, by the time fall rolls around part of me is grateful for the end of the growing season.
Nine-hundred-million slices of bacon. That would be enough for three slices for everyone in the United States, minus the vegans. And it is all going to be generated around the Chrisman area where Route 36 crosses the Indiana state line.
“Mr. President, thanks for the cash, it will help pay year-end bills. But the announcement that trade is being re-established with Mexico means even more. The cash is short term, but trade with a growing Mexican population is a long-term tool to help rebuild our struggling farm economy.”
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All kinds of people make up this great nation. Seniors, soldiers, individuals with disabilities and newlyweds — they are the workers, civic leaders, social workers and artistic creators of countless things and ideas that help us have better lives every day. All of our collective talents and …
Go ahead. Admit it.
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As much as I adore my garden, by the time fall rolls around part of me is grateful for the end of the growing season.
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