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The Express Newspaper September 10, 2015
The Express Newspaper September 3, 2015
The Express Newspaper August 27, 2015
Dairy Farming 2015 – by Sandy McBride
My husband Tom was born and raised on a dairy farm. By the time he was twelve years old, he was milking cows twice a day, before school and after school, 365 days a year. We got married in 1961 and had a one-day honeymoon, leaving his brother to handle the farm till we got back the next day. We raised our six kids on the farm, with life geared to being home every day at milking time. No vacations, just day trips. But it was a good life, and we accepted the sacrifice. The kids grew up to be responsible, hard-working adults, which we attributed to their days working alongside us on the farm.
Entire article in the 08-20 edition.
The Express Newspaper – August 20, 2015
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The Express Newspaper – May 21, 2015
The Express Newspaper – May 7, 2015
April 1865, Two Journeys – by S. McBride
In today’s world, John Wilkes Booth would be called a “rock star”. He was handsome, talented and well-paid. He came from a prominent family of thespians. He may have been an indifferent student, but he was skilled at fencing and horsemanship. He was well-known in Washington, D. C. from his many performances on the stage, and his stunning good looks certainly caught the attention of many.