Small Towns Die by Their Own Action
Eaton Rapids Journal notes towns do not die but commit suicide by harming local economy. It argues residents must spend money locally to prevent job losses and population decline, urging readers to support area businesses to avoid further vacancies and decline.
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Karon Rapits
Muoney
Ction
Eaton Rapids
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Fragmented Sogwallow News Passage on Local Life and Oddity
A dense, fragmented text recounts varied scenes from a small community including editorials, local gossip, odd incidents, a sheriff’s remark over small thefts, and a joke about marriage. It mentions a mail carrier, a sheriff’s deputy, and regional personalities, with tangential references to tides of daily life and common customs across Europe.
College Echoes Editorial Stapf Features Hallways of Thought
A long editorial piece from the College Echoes blends musings on perception and self becoming part of objects with campus notes. It includes student names, academic updates, and a rambling feature on freshmen, seniors, and staff, ending with humorous anecdotes about travel and discipline.
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Bulger Helton
Dourhns Whitley
Austa Goat
Knute Knuvman
Flora Hurst
Moore Kruse
Roth Kunkel
Tres Kenny
Ocoe Johnson
Edgar ‘Helton
Austin Goar
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Kaudson
Clara Stantop
Tudor Ways
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Mia Meenay
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Ruth Dor Neacher
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Hugh
Seine
Lowey Windham
A. Lain Burley
Lew Ellingson
Mo Bederwan
Chester Strand
Melvin Hall
Douglas Whitley
Edgar Helton
Jeff Alton Fond
Curtis Pederson
David Giviland
Elmore Tennison
Charles Shakte
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Neill's Creek
Hess Producing Eggs At Very Small Feed Cost
Elina Cook, county agent, reports farms in Mosheim and nearby areas are sustaining poultry flocks with minimal feed cost. Blankenship and Stewart, owning 750 and 225 hens respectively, credit home mixed mash and careful feed management. They emphasize attentive care, economical housing, and balanced rations to keep costs low while expanding future layers.
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Cook
Blankenship
Mosheim
Roehl Margaaya
Stewart
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