Wild hogs and a trap door tale from a government address
Peter Holle recounts a Taxpayers Association feature about a Fulton County Medical Society member Dr J McDaniel retelling Stephen Pace story. A man in suspenders captures wild hogs by feeding them, building a pen daily until a trap door ends the chase. The tale critiques dependency on government handouts.
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Dauphin Plans Regional Ads To Attract New Residents
Dauphin will market the Parkland region by running city newspaper ads in Toronto area media this summer. Town administrator Jim Puffalt cites other towns like Rossburn and Grandview, noting the move aims to attract people to Dauphin while stressing low crime, clean air, parks and lakes.
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