A Matter Of Faith It Isn't Really There, But They Call It San Francisco
A reflective piece calling San Francisco a city of the heart rather than a real place. The narrator argues the city exists as a cultural projection, not as a concrete locale, noting fog, climate, and iconic features like cable cars and bridges while asserting it never truly exists.
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Labrador finds owner after citywide escape
A Labrador pup sold to Norman Gitlitz in La Crosse, Minnesota escaped its new home after losing a collar with the owner’s address. Culbertson, who sold the dog, helped search, offering a reward. The hound tracked a car by scent and jumped onto the moving vehicle, reuniting with its old master.
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Old Dobbin Still Main Source Of Farm Power
The census bureau notes that about two thirds of farms rely wholly or partly on horses and mules for power as they entered the postwar period. Less than one in ten use tractors exclusively, with northern and eastern farms using more tractors and southern farms the least. Based on the 1945 farm census analysis.
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DA Association backs bill for Wisconsin crime lab
The Wisconsin District Attorneys' Association endorsed a proposed bill at a convention in Rhinelander to establish a state crime laboratory now before the legislature.
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