In the 1970s, some Minnesota farmers were very upset about a plan to route power lines across their fields
Even after the towers for the power line were installed, they were targets for vandalism.
Steven Anderson is a retired lawyer with a lifelong interest in history.
Even after the towers for the power line were installed, they were targets for vandalism.
The leaders of the AFA sought to counter what they perceived to be apathy or hostility toward the American war effort against Germany and Austria during World War I.
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By Steven R. Anderson
Feb. 10, 2020