Golden Valley Grain Boom Makes Beach a National Hub
The Beach area roads and elevators buzz as farmers ship vast grain surpluses from Golden Valley. Officials predict Beach will become the United States’ largest primary grain receiving station, with nearly two million bushels of wheat barley flax and oats moving through Thorpe Minnesota Western Farmers Lytle and Chama elevators this season.
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Golden Valley
Beach
United States
Chama
Thorpe
Minnesota & Western
Farmers
Lytle
E. D. Logan
J. R. Smith
Lovell Bros to Rebuild Brick Structure After Fire
Lovell Bros hardware and implement business plans a $6 000 two story brick building on the burned corner lot to be erected by Mason and Salzman and completed in thirty days. The company will also extend the ground to 25 by 130 feet in spring, creating a leading local business location.
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Lovell Bros
Mason & Salzman
Berch Pushes Petition for City Incorporation Election
Wm Rosenberg spearheads a village petition to city incorporation arguing growth and better governance. The board will vote next Tuesday on ordering a special election as Beach eyes rapid development and anticipated status as a western state metropolis.
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Wm. Rosenberg
Board of Village Trustees
Rosenberg
Beach
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