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Renwick Times in Renwick, Iowa

11 Jan 1934

Page 7

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Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1934

Page

7

Benny Franklin and the Federalist Strife in Early America

The article profiles Benjamin Franklin Bache and the early partisan press, detailing his role in shaping American democracy. It traces Bache’s fatherly lineage from Franklin, his founding of the Aurora and Advertiser, and his battles with the Jeffersonian Republicans, including the Genet affair and the widening rift between Federalists and anti-Federalists amid Washington’s presidency. It notes Bache’s influence on public opinion, his conflicts with Adams, and his ultimate political standoff as he navigated the tumultuous early republic.

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Frank Storey Triumphs At Brewster In Final Rivalry

Frank Storey, a Brewster College football substitute, battles past doubt to surge after being recalled for the closing game against Pencost. He carries the team with a dramatic late touchdown and two more runs, lifting Brewster to victory as the crowd roars Storey’s name.

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Change in Furniture Design Atlee and Cromwell Era

The Detroit News notes a shift in furniture style during Cromwell’s protectorate. Simplicity and austerity dominated as ornate Jacobean pieces were sold or discarded. Designs featured low backs, minimal carving, and metal hardware, reflecting strong anti luxury principles.

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Atlee Charles 7 Enzland Cromwell Detroit News
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Edmonton Fur Trade Post Origins and Early Leaders

Edmonton, Alberta developed along the North Saskatchewan as a fur trade post. The forerunner, also named Edmonton, was founded in 1785 about twenty miles downstream. Chief factor Georga Sutherland named the post after his clerk John Printena, who hailed from Edmonton, England. The fort later faced destruction by Tedlane in KOT.

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Edmonton Alberta Saskatchewan Georga Sutherland
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