BELFAST — Neal E. Wood Sr., 72, passed away peacefully with family by his side after a short, courageous battle with cancer on April 16, 2023. He was born in
Neal E. Wood, Sr., 72, passed away peacefully with family by his side after a short courageous battle with cancer on April 16, 2023. He was born in Belfast to Elroy A. and Evelyn (Young) Wood on May 17, 1950. Neal began his working career at Milton.
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henry littlefield published an article, claiming that the book was actually a thinly veiled political some including his own family discounted the theory. other scholars and historians think there are too many parallels to ignore. bob was a mid western political journalist before he wrote the book. at the time the midwest was reeling from the panic of 1893 and the subsequent description along with a string of natural disasters. this is where the storm game. against the colorless and backdrop of kansas. dorothy is swept away of the economic chaos which is the tornado. now a little background. he was writing the book in the 1890. it was prime time for the new populous movement. a movement particularly big in kansas.
which elected two populous governors during the decade. the leader of the movement, of course, was william jennings. a gifted or or it who ran for president three times. the populous and democrats united behind brian who pushed for the silver and gold who pushed fpus push. the yellow brick road can be seen as the gold standard. in the original version they were silver. the idea gold and silver together will get you where you want to go. in the book, dorothy kicks the wicken witch of the east and frees the but littlefield said the witch stood for drought and disasters facing mid westerners she was killed by what?