Spoons and stones mark Dixon restaurant incidents and debate
Two Sterling youths stole spoons from Beier's restaurant, leaving the overcoat behind. Earlier, two county youths were expelled from Reynolds' restaurant after a loud confrontation and window damage. The Sun defends the Hennepin canal plan, arguing waterways curb railroad rates, citing Fink and Gould, and urging public backing with figures.
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