First Minneapolis Home Preserved With Asphalt Roof
One hundred years ago Ard Godfrey built the first house in St. Anthony Falls, now Minneapolis. The sturdy timber structure, later a museum, remains largely as built except for a new asphalt shingle roof protecting it from fire and weather. The Godfreys, Maine natives, hosted the citys first white child.
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Mormons Pioneered Large Scale Irrigation in Utah
Utah settlers from the Mormon community led early large scale irrigation efforts shaping regional agriculture. Their work established irrigation networks and water management practices that influenced farming in the 19th century.
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Campaign pitch exploiting agency clients by a dealer ads firm
A promotional note claims seven years serving 4 A agencies and major accounts with a superior dealer ad campaign. It promises to handle mats advising mailing checking and other tasks for a flat fee and 100 percent confidential service via telephone Delaware 1065 with wire collect for full facts.
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Alpine Lions applaud Wings over Jordan concert success
The writer praises the Alpine Lions club for presenting Wings over Jordan, calling the concert a huge success and the finest entertainment the family has enjoyed. They urge the Lions to celebrate their achievement.
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Jordan
Alpine
Light receipts and strong cattle market at Fort Worth week
Receipts were light at Fort Worth Stock Yards over the past week while cattle and calf trade remained very active with strong prices. The report blends odd local notes and reflections on politics and social commentary.
Cattle and lamb markets hit new peaks across multiple grades
Slaughter cattle and calves reached all time highs with good and choice fed steers and yearlings at $25. Slaughter lambs up $0.50 to $1 and yearling muttons $1 higher. Fat cows $18 to $22, plain butcher grades $15 to $18, canners $10 to $15. Bulls $12 to $18.50, some fed bulls $19 to $20. Fat calves $23 to $28.50, stockers $13 to $23.50, ewes $7 to $10, bucks $6 to $7, yearlings $12 to $21.
North Carolina Boosts Savings Bonds and Resources
North Carolina is described as a progressive state with diverse outputs. The text notes agricultural products such as peaches pears and grapes along with minerals including gold silver and copper. Advertiser Avalanche is mentioned.
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North Carolina
America
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