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Alan Guebert

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Syndicated columnist, The Farm and Food File and Co-Author, The Land of Milk and Uncle Honey
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Alan Guebert bids readers farewell

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By Alan Guebert
| Farm-News Verified
Journalism has many traditions. One of the oldest is adding “-30-“ after the last paragraph of a just-completed story to alert the editor of “the end.” Old-timers say it was adopted from the Western Union’s shorthand for “End of message.” Whatever its origin, -30- is a fitting send-off to my 33 years of writing the Farm and Food File.
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Northbrook West/Citation Lake Stormwater Project earns highest-priority ranking from Metropolitan Water Reclamation District

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By Alan Guebert
| Illinois Press Association
By Alan Guebert Journalism has many traditions. One of the oldest is adding "-30-" after the last paragraph of a just-completed story to alert the editor of "the end." Old-timers say it was adopted from the Western Union's shorthand for "end of message." Whatever its origin, "-30-" is a fitting send-off to my 33 years of writing the Farm & Food File.
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Guebert: Goodbye for now, thank you forever

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By Alan Guebert
| AgriNews Verified
Journalism has many traditions. One of the oldest is adding “-30-” after the last paragraph of a just-completed story to alert the editor of “the end.” Old-timers say it was adopted from the Western Union’s shorthand for “end of message.” Whatever its origin, “-30-” is a fitting send-off to my 33 years of writing the Farm & Food File.
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