Nationally, the early months of 1934 were bleak, as far as the effects of the Great Depression. By the end of 1933, the national unemployment rate had jumped to just
Ann Juergens, the board chair of the fledgling Taproot Investment Cooperative, is working with St. Paul-area residents interested in becoming shareholders in storied St. Paul buildings.
Nancy Murdock recently wrote to tell me she grew up in a house at 47 Elm St. in Cooperstown. She was told the house was originally a hospital built after
Possible new schools, a neighborhood “pal” as a school principal, international student exchanges and home economics were all a part of the area’s educational scene during February 1954.