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Camilla Christine Hall (March 24, 1945 – May 17, 1974) was an American artist, college-trained former social worker, and a member of the Symbionese Liberation Army (SLA). She is best known for her membership in the SLA, a very small radical group that committed violent acts over several months in late 1973 and 1974. They assassinated Marcus Foster, Superintendent of the Oakland Public Schools and the first black superintendent of any major school system, kidnapped white heiress Patty Hearst, and committed armed robbery of banks.

Hall, one of the majority of white members in the group, died on May 17, 1974 with five other SLA members in a shootout with the Los Angeles Police Department in that city. During this, the house where the SLA members were making their stand caught fire. Police fatally shot both Hall and Nancy Ling Perry as they left the house, firing their own pistols.

Early life

On March 24, 1945, Camilla Christine Hall was born in Saint Peter, Minnesota. Both her parents, George Fridolph Hall (1908-2000) and Lorena (Daeschner) Hall (1911-1995), were academics with positions at Gustavus Adolphus College in Saint Peter from 1938 to 1952. In addition, her father was a minister in the Augustana Evangelical Lutheran Church and later the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Her mother, Lorena (Daeschner) Hall, helped found Gustavus Adolphus College's Art Department and served as the department head.

Camilla Hall was the only surviving child of four. Firstborn son Terry died of congenital heart disease in 1948; Peter died in 1951, and Nan died in 1962, both of a congenital kidney disease. The family seemed burdened by grief.

In 1952, the Hall family moved to what is now Tanzania in East Africa. George and Lorena Hall taught in schools and did mission work, while Camilla and Nan played with the native children. In 1954, when Camilla was nine, the family returned to Saint Peter because of seven-year-old Nan's poor health. While Camilla attended elementary school in Minnesota and lived with relatives, her birth family moved to Montclair, New Jersey.

In Minnesota, Hall attended Washburn High School in Minneapolis, where she was involved in many activities. The 1963 Washburn Yearbook states, "Candy was a member of Blue Tri, Class Play, Poplars Staff, Quill Club, Forensics, Pep Club, and Hall of Fame". Blue Tri club was an organization that encouraged Christian ideals and put together service projects. In addition, Camilla Hall was voted class clown in high school. In 1963, she graduated from Washburn High School.

Education
Hall attended Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter, Minnesota. She transferred to the University of Minnesota after her freshman year. On June 10, 1967, Hall graduated with a humanities degree.

Post-college

After graduation, Hall moved to Duluth, Minnesota where she started as a caseworker for social services in St. Louis County. She also began to participate in Democratic Party activities. In early 1968, she was elected to carry the Eugene McCarthy banner for the St. Louis County precinct, in support of McCarthy's presidential campaign that year.

Although Hall enjoyed helping people in her work, she found it difficult to keep distance from some of their problems while being a caseworker. For her job in Duluth, Hall used her musical and poetic talents in an advertising campaign.

In June 1968, Hall returned to Minneapolis, where she was a caseworker for the Hennepin County, Minnesota welfare office. Co-workers and friends of Hall described her as witty, sympathetic, helpful, and compassionate. She had an outgoing personality and had a passion for literature. At the same time, Hall frequently talked with family and friends about philosophy and how she was disappointed with the state of welfare. In 1968, Hall was 23 years old. She carefully monitored the political situation in America, including the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago where there was so much violence. She was active in the peace movement and food boycotts, including the Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam. Despite Hall's participating in political activities, urging social change, and working to aid individuals and families, her mother could see that Camilla became dissatisfied with her work.

Move to California

In November 1969, Hall moved to Topanga, a northern suburb of Los Angeles, California. In March, she moved into Los Angeles proper in west Los Angeles. According to Rachael Hanel, "She lived off her savings, interest income from a trust, money from her parents, and selling her simple, Rubenesque line drawings." Although Hall didn't express dissatisfaction at being an artist, she decided to move again.

Hall moved to Berkeley in northern California in February 1971, which had become a center of political activism and social movements. In May 1971, Hall moved into an apartment complex on Channing Way where she met Patricia Soltysik. The two women began a lesbian relationship, which was the first time Hall had done so publicly. Hall wrote about Soltysik in a love poem named "Mizmoon", and nicknamed her that.

In Berkeley, Hall continued being politically active. She participated in the People's Park reoccupation during the summer of 1972, following the shootings there the year before. She and Soltysik became involved with the Venceremos prison outreach project, through which they became associates of two white men, Russ Little and Willie Wolfe, who were also assisting in prisoner outreach.

In October 1972, Hall traveled to Europe. She stayed with friends while she traveled for three months. Once she returned to California, she continued being politically active. Through her association with Soltysik, Little, and Wolfe, she became a founding member of the Symbionese Liberation Army, a small, radical leftist group. Joe Remiro and Thero Wheeler trained the other members in handling weapons and explosives. Remiro was a veteran of Vietnam.

The SLA gained notoriety in November 1973 by claiming credit for the assassination of Marcus Foster, Superintendent of the Oakland Public Schools and the first black to be superintendent of any major city's school district. Three "soldiers" also wounded his deputy. In January 1974 the SLA base was moved to Concord, California, where Nancy Ling Perry rented a house under an assumed name. Russ Little and Joe Remiro were arrested after a police stop and confrontation, convicted and sentenced to prison.

In February 1974 the SLA kidnapped heiress Patty Hearst. They indoctrinated her and she said she chose to join them. Hall and Hearst were identified from security camera images as participants in the April 15, 1974 armed robbery of the Hibernia Bank in San Francisco. Two civilians were shot during the robbery.

LA shootout

The police kept up pressure on the group, which moved to a house in Los Angeles. There Hall died in a shootout (May 17, 1974) with police in which five other SLA members also died. As their hideout burned, Hall and Nancy Ling Perry exited from the back door. Police claimed that Perry came out firing a revolver and Hall was firing an automatic pistol. Police shot them immediately, killing both. Perry was shot twice. One shot hit her right lung, the other shot severed her spine. Hall was shot once in the forehead. Angela Atwood, another SLA member, pulled Hall's body back into the burning house. Atwood died in the fire.

Investigators working for Hall's parents claimed that Perry had walked out of the house intending to surrender.

Funeral
Hall's parents held a funeral for their daughter on May 23, 1974 at St. John's Lutheran Church, in Lincolnwood, Illinois, a Chicago suburb, where he was pastor. Seven of his fellow Lutheran ministers conducted the service. Camilla Hall's name was not mentioned. Her ashes were buried on August 19, 1974 in a small country graveyard where her late siblings were buried, who each died before she was 16. Her parents also have plots there.

References

External links

Papers Concerning Camilla Hall and George F. and Lorena Hall  and Research Files on Camilla Hall are available for research use at the Gustavus Adolphus College and Lutheran Church Archives

1945 births
1974 deaths
University of Minnesota College of Liberal Arts alumni
People from St. Peter, Minnesota
Deaths by firearm in California
People shot dead by law enforcement officers in the United States
LGBT people from Minnesota
Symbionese Liberation Army
20th-century American LGBT people


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Teachers Bring Holocaust Training, Travels into the Classroom
Jennifer Galdamez, Reporter
Through summer travels and training, 8th grade Language Arts teachers found ways to make the Holocaust unit come alive for students. Ms. Mullin and Ms. Florez had actual images and video footage that they took while touring Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland. Mrs. Springs and Mrs. Larkin attended the Belfer National Conference for Educators at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington D.C..
Through the training, Mrs. Springs deepened her understanding of just how complex the Holocaust really was in Europe and that every single human being had their own story and experience.
"I was most impressed with the level of authenticity and integrity to which the exhibits at the museum were created," Mrs. Springs said. "It is in this integrity that both victims and survivors of the Holocaust are honored. It was a very humbling and often breathtaking experience."
Mrs. Springs' students initially had mixed background knowledge about the Holocaust. Some knew next to nothing and others had read The Diary of Anne Frank in sixth grade. Either way, they gained new knowledge from Mrs. Springs.
"In the museum there were millions of pictures of Jews who were killed," Erika Andino said. "They were there to remember their horrible death in the concentration camps."
Ms. Mullin and Ms. Florez traveled to Poland to see specific Holocaust-related locations, including Auschwitz-Birkenau labor camp and the site of the former Warsaw ghetto. They also visited the Anne Frank house in Amsterdam, Holland.
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To help students visualize what they read about, Ms. Mullin showed photos from when she visited Dachau Concentration camp in Germany while there with the Navy Reserve in 2002. She also created a video of her and Ms. Florez's 2016 trip to Auschwitz-Birkenau.
"The part of the 2016 tour that made the biggest impact on me was seeing and touching the actual wooden bunks that Jewish prisoners slept on at Birkenau," Ms. Mullin said. "Visitors lay roses to commemorate the victims. Inside the building, a somber feeling hung in the air, and, like at Dachau, I could feel the ghostly presence of those who died there over 70 years ago."
Ms. Mullin hoped that sharing her travels would improve her students' understanding of the Holocaust, The Diary of Anne Frank, and Night.
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I feel like that with my DSLR, too. I promised that I would get over it this year; it's halfway through Feb. Hmm, need to get on to that now!
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Feb 15, 2018 at 2:01 AM Feb 15, 2018 at 6:40 AM
PHILADELPHIA — Fifty years after the federal Fair Housing Act banned racial discrimination in lending, African Americans and Latinos continue to be routinely denied conventional mortgage loans at rates far higher than their white counterparts.
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"I had a fair amount of savings and still had so much trouble just left and right," said Rachelle Faroul, a 33-year-old black woman who was rejected twice by lenders when she tried to buy a brick row house close to Malcolm X Park in Philadelphia, where African Americans were 2.7 times as likely as whites to be denied a conventional mortgage.
In the 1930s, surveyors with the federal Home Owners' Loan Corporation drew lines on maps and colored some neighborhoods red, deeming them "hazardous" for bank lending because of the presence of African Americans or European immigrants, especially Jews.
Redlining has been outlawed for half a century. And for the last 40 years, banks have had a legal obligation under the Community Reinvestment Act to solicit clients — borrowers and depositors — from all segments of their communities.
But in many places, Reveal found the law hasn't made much difference.
The analysis — independently reviewed and confirmed by The Associated Press — showed black applicants were turned away at significantly higher rates than whites in 48 cities, Latinos in 25, Asians in nine and Native Americans in three. In Washington, D.C., the nation's capital, Reveal found all four groups were significantly more likely to be denied a home loan than whites.
"It's not acceptable from the standpoint of what we want as a nation: to make sure that everyone shares in economic prosperity," said Thomas Curry, who served as America's top bank regulator, the comptroller of the currency, from 2012 until he stepped down in May.
Yet Curry's agency was part of the problem, deeming 99 percent of banks satisfactory or outstanding based on inspections administered under the Community Reinvestment Act. And the Justice Department sued just nine financial institutions for failing to lend to people of color under the Obama administration.
Curry argued that the law shares part of the blame; it needs to be updated and strengthened.
"The Community Reinvestment Act has aged a lot in 40 years," he said.
Since Curry departed nine months ago, the Trump administration has gone the other way, weakening the standards banks must meet to pass a Community Reinvestment Act exam. During President Donald Trump's first year in office, the Justice Department did not sue a single lender for racial discrimination.
The disproportionate denials and limited anti-discrimination enforcement help explain why the homeownership gap between whites and African Americans is now wider than it was during the Jim Crow era.
In the United States, "wealth and financial stability are inextricably linked to housing opportunity and homeownership," said Lisa Rice, executive vice president of the National Fair Housing Alliance, an advocacy group. "For a typical family, the largest share of their wealth emanates from homeownership and home equity."
The latest figures from the U.S. Census Bureau show the median net worth for an African American family is now $9,000, compared with $132,000 for a white family. Latino families did not fare much better at $12,000.
Lenders and their trade organizations do not dispute the fact that they turn away people of color at rates far greater than whites. But they maintain that the disparity can be explained by two factors the industry has fought to keep hidden: the prospective borrowers' credit history and overall debt-to-income ratio. They singled out the three-digit credit score — which banks use to determine whether a borrower is likely to repay a loan — as especially important in lending decisions.
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"While quite informative regarding the state of the lending market," the records analyzed by Reveal do "not include sufficient data to make a determination regarding fair lending," the Mortgage Bankers Association's chief economist, Mike Fratantoni, said in a statement.
The American Bankers Association said the lack of federal enforcement proves discrimination is not rampant, and individual lenders told Reveal that they had hired outside auditing firms, which found they treated loan applicants fairly regardless of race.
"We are committed to fair lending and continually review our compliance programs to ensure that all loan applicants are receiving fair treatment," Boston-based Santander Bank said in a statement.
New Jersey-based TD Bank, which denied a higher proportion of black and Latino applicants than any other major lender, said it "makes credit decisions based on each Customer's credit profile, not on factors such as race or ethnicity."
Reveal's analysis included all records publicly available under the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act, covering nearly every time an American tried to buy a home with a conventional mortgage in 2015 and 2016. It controlled for nine economic and social factors, including an applicant's income, the amount of the loan, the ratio of the size of the loan to the applicant's income and the type of lender, as well as the racial makeup and median income of the neighborhood where the person wanted to buy property.
Credit score was not included because that information is not publicly available. That's because lenders have deflected attempts to force them to report that data to the government, arguing it would not be useful in identifying discrimination.
In an April policy paper, the American Bankers Association said reporting credit scores would be expensive and "cloud any focus" the disclosure law has in identifying discrimination. America's largest bank, JPMorgan Chase & Co., has argued that the data should remain closed off even to academics, citing privacy concerns.
At the same time, studies have found proprietary credit score algorithms to have a discriminatory impact on borrowers of color.
The "decades-old credit scoring model" currently used "does not take into account consumer data on rent, utility, and cellphone bill payments," Republican Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina wrote in August, when he unveiled a bill to require the federal government to vet credit standards used for residential mortgages. "This exclusion disproportionately hurts African-Americans, Latinos, and young people who are otherwise creditworthy."
This article was provided to The Associated Press by the nonprofit news outlet Reveal from The Center for Investigative Reporting. To read — or publish — a full version of this investigation, go to: revealnews.org/redlining. Curious about lending disparities in your neighborhood? Text "LOAN" to 202-873-8325.
Data reporter Sinduja Rangarajan, senior data reporter Eric Sagara and Associated Press data journalist Angeliki Kastanis contributed to this report.
Aaron Glantz can be reached at aglantz@revealnews.org, and Emmanuel Martinez can be reached at emartinez@revealnews.org. Follow them on Twitter: @Aaron_Glantz and @eman_thedataman


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Imagine that you are living life within a box. You say you want to leave the box, but the lock is on the inside and you are the only one with the key. Today we show you that key. We work with you so you can see it in the palm of your hand. The box is limited and separate identity, and the world you project out from that. The key is the awareness that all of us are joined, and that the world is, indeed, your projection.
Every day, you dip into the well of love that you are, and, using this raw material, you participate in the manufacturing of competing and conflicting illusions within your world. You can step off the merry-go-round. You can stop projecting conflict and, instead, see through the surface of everything to the force of love that animates it. As you see this, you invite love to expand into and throughout your world. It's no small thing.
Here's the key to remembering that you always hold the key: Whatever disturbance you experience during your day, it's because you wanted separate identity more than peace. Over time, it seems, it becomes clear to you that you want peace more than any other thing. Over time, it also seems that you learn to drop habitual reactions to the world you are projecting, to the illusions you are making. You are the one who allows them to drop away. You are the one to allows yourself to see that love is and always has been the only Reality. You are the one who allows your world to transform itself into a reflection of this Truth.
Peace is like death to the ego. What is there to resist? What is there to push against? What is left to fight? What is left to fear? Without all that, there is only the harmony of differentiation, and that is where you are headed. Without all the resistance, there is still the expansiveness of creativity, the connectedness of love, the dance of joy. There is nothing to fear in the release of resistance.
Remember this, and remember it often: The only thing there is, is love. And the only thing it is possible to fear is love itself. Love moving and working through you. Allowing that love to be expressed through others, in all situations. This is the only thing you are ever truly resisting.
Love allows all things. You chose to have an experience of ego, and you can continue as long as you wish. When you remember that you are love, and not what ego tells you that you are, then love can use the ego very lightly. Allow what you are to employ the ego in service to all. When you serve all, you serve your Self. In the service of love, ego provides you with a name, an address, a means of connecting in a five-sense world. Ego becomes merely a vehicle for the expression of love.
Do you see the key in your palm? In your world, you experience successive events. They appear to be attached to a past. You can judge these experiences, these events. It is optional. You can also remain unswayed, rooted in your true power, aware of your choice, inhabiting the now. From this space, you are able to see all others as equally empowered, equally able to choose love over separate identity in this now moment.
This ability to show up very simply in the now moment–it's something all of you can activate within each other through a smile, through listening, through appreciation, through basking–through the simplest things in the world. It was always meant to be simple, and we invite you into this space of ease today.


1. Take exit 24 off I-70 at Grain Valley.
2. Turn left at red light at the bottom of the exit ramp onto Main St. and proceed underneath I-70 to the 2nd red light.
3. Turn right onto Hwy 40 West.
4. Turn right onto Ooida St.
5. Turn left onto R D Mize Rd at the "T" intersection and go past Trailside RV Center. You'll see us on the right side of the street west of Trailside RV Center.
2. Turn right at red light at the bottom of the exit ramp onto Main St.
3. At the next red light turn right onto Hwy 40 West.
4. Turn right onto Ooida St. and go to stop sign at "T" intersection.
5. Turn left at "T" intersection onto R D Mize Rd. and go past Trailside RV Center. You'll see us on the right side of the street west of Trailside RV Center.
Where in the Kansas City metro area is Trailside RV Park and Campground you ask? We're located east of Kansas City, MO at Exit 24 on I-70 in Grain Valley, MO. next door to Trailside RV Center.
Hi Mark! Thank you for choosing Trailside RV Park. Please check your email for the information you requested.
1. What is your rate for a 5 night stay 2nd week in July, 50 amp full hookup (drive through site if you have it)?
2. We are a traveling Gospel Band doing shows around KC July 9-14, only have thursday July 11 open. Would your rv Park be interested in us performing on Thursday evening, July 11, 2013? All we ask is to be able to accept donations from attendees and to be able to sell our merchandise.
3. How close are you located to Olathe, KS?
Hi Jason! Thank you for visiting Trailsidervpark.com! Our nightly rate without one of the qualifying discounts, i.e. Good Sam Club membership, Military ID, or over age 55, is $34/night for up to two people. Additional people age 5 and up are $2/night/person. With one of the qualifying discounts the nightly rate is $31/night for up to two people.
In regards to a musical performance, we are not permitted to play, broadcast, etc. music, movies, etc. due to noise ordinances (we are in the city limits) and copyright laws. However, we appreciate your desire to offer this to our campers.
We are approximately 45 minutes from Olathe, KS.
How far are you from Schlitterbahn Waterpark and do you have any availability for the week of July 1st?
Hi Kim! Thank you for visiting trailsidervpark.com! We are approximately 40 minutes east of Schlitterbahn Waterpark on I-70.
Currently we do have sites available July 1st. To make a reservation please call us at 800-748-7729.
Hello Trailside ~ We just joined the RV world, and we are looking at taking our first "mini trip", next week. My birthday is May 28, and we are planning on coming into town to go to a Royals game – my first Royals game also. Could you please tell me your rates, and how far are you from Kauffman Stadium?
Thank you for visiting trailsidervpark.com and an early Happy Birthday to you! Also, congrats on joining the fun, adventurous world of RVing! I'm sure you'll LOVE it as most all of us do.
You can find our nightly rates at http://trailsidervpark.com/rv-park-pricing/ (W/E = water/electric only and FHU = full hookup site which means it includes a sewer hookup).
Kauffman Stadium is only about 15-20 minutes west of us on I-70.
When you're ready to make a reservation please call us at 800-748-7729. We're still doing things on a more personal level these days and like to talk to our campers when making their reservations.
Have a GREAT rest of the week and Memorial Day weekend! Looking forward to hearing from you!


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Chapter IV: Farms, Gardens and Milk, 1872-1886
Like a worm in a cocoon, which waits through the long winter months before it breaks out into a colorful and beautiful butterfly, western Minneapolis Township waited through the period 1872 to 1886 before leaving its shell and becoming a village. The people who were to live in the area for a generation had come and settled down in the period 1860 to 1872, were now owners of their farms and were laying a sound institutional basis for their lives. In the latter period there were a few land sales and farms tended to become smaller under the impact of a changing farm economics. Life was more placid and most of the happenings of the world, Minnesota and the nation rolled over the people like a great wave breaking over a boulder near a beach – inundating the rock but doing little to change its form and appearance. Most events were merely items of conversation and not happenings which effected the lives of the residents to any great degree.
In the fall of 1872 – September 20th to be exact – there came to the United States a force which was to seriously hurt the people of the eastern part of the nation – the Panic of 1875. Though the people of the St. Louis Park area were largely farming on a subsistence level of operations and were therefore little touched by the upheaval, the events happening in the financial centers of the nation gave them pause to wonder if the panic would eventually reach them and bring back a revival of the hard times of 1857 with the consequent poverty, inability to pay taxes, buy groceries, and loss of land. The Panic started in Europe when certain banks in financial centers closed their doors because of financial maladjustment due to the Franco-Prussian War. Like a chain reaction it reached the United States on September 19, when uneasiness existed in the New York financial district. The culminating blow came the next day when the banking house of Jay Cooke and Company, financial promoters of the Northern Pacific Railroad, closed its doors. Cooke's partners had demanded the action after discovering that Cooke had pledged most of the company's credit to build the railroad, not being able to secure European financial aid. The remote causes of the Panic were found not only to be the European situation but also in the inflation consequent to the Civil War. Furthermore, the railroad building mania had returned and the overexpansion had seriously weakened the financial structure of the country. Within twenty-four hours after the Cooke failure, thirty New York banks closed their doors and the failure of these banks caused others in the hinterland to become bankrupt. But the waves of Panic did not reach Minnesota in a catastrophic degree, this area being too far from the financial centers of the country, financially speaking. There was a slight stringency in the money market, said one historian, and a dullness in real estate. There was not a failure of any mercantile or banking house – nor did any manufacturing establishment close its doors. However, certain saw mills closed temporarily and a Minneapolis bank experienced a "run" which it overcame. The December price of ^wheat did drop to eighty-two cents in 1874 but rose to $1.15 two years before it slumped again to a low of seventy-eight cents. The six year depression had little effect in The Park, except to change the name of one of the railroads.
This era was a time of amoral laxity during which promoters tended to take advantage of every circumstances which would enrich them. In 1874 the notorious Boss Tweed, ruler of Tammany, was indicted for mulcting the city government of millions. Jim Fiske was wrecking railroads to add to his fortune, and tobacco chewing Daniel Drew was victimizing investors in railroad stocks while piously writing pledges to build a theological seminary. In St. Louis, a group was cheating the government out of whisky taxes while the nation was increasing its consumption of liquor from twenty-nine million dollars worth in 1860 to almost seven times that amount in 1880. It was considered ethical to make a "racket" out of distribution of Indian annuities and railroad stock – watering was considered standard practice until the depression took the investor out of the market. In Minnesota in 1873, the legislature impeached Seeger, the state treasurer, for misuse of state funds and in the following year the Auditor McIlrath was investigated for irregularities. By way of contrast, genuinely God-fearing people in St. Louis Park were considering organizing her first church.
As though there was not enough to think about in this period especially in the line of national and state morality, nature provided a subject which no doubt became the material for stories told by grandfathers to their grandchildren – the great storm of 1873. That year, on January 8, the day opened clear and delightful and many went their ways to get food for selves and feed for cattle while children traveled to school. By four o'clock in the afternoon the wind had risen, snow began to fall, thermometer stood at fourteen below and the blizzard was on. Fifty-two hours later the state began to assess the damage, seventy people dead and vast numbers of livestock. Here and there, one heard of people with frozen feet and with stiffened fingers who had found shelter too late. So grave were the consequences of the storm that ninety-four families in thirty-four counties were given relief by the state legislature. Some person in Iowa coined a new word for the storm – blizzard – and all snow bearing winds since then have carried the appelation. In St. Louis Park area no one was maimed, probably because the farms were rather small as compared to those on the prairies and thus closer together. Though no one was hurt the incident provided a topic of conversation for more than a generation.
A movement which affected the region but which caused no great changes in The Park was the organization of the Patrons of Husbandry or the Grange. Organized by Oliver H. Kelley, a former resident of Elk River, and at the time a minor clerk in the Bureau of Agriculture, it espoused the causes of farmers who were protesting abused by the railroads, in addition to giving a fraternal tinge to farmer groups. In the 70's it made an attack upon the railroads by using legislation in several states, Minnesota among them, but no record seems to exist showing that any Park resident belonged or was active in the Grange despite the fact that in 1874 there were 53 Granges in the state. It is likely that few local residents espoused the Grange program because there were no grain elevators in the Park and farmers who at that time were raising less grain could deliver it directly to the mills and warehouses in Minneapolis, thus having no great criticism of the railroads.
While the western and northern parts of Minnesota were absorbing vast numbers of settlers who were making use of the Homestead Law which was put on the books in 1862 and which provided for almost costless land for claimants if they would but live on it five years, the population of the state grew steadily. The State Census of 1875 showed that there were almost 600,000 residents in the state with 34,000 more males than females and roughly one-third of the settlers being foreign born. New York, Wisconsin and New England provided the bulk of the native born immigrants, while Scandinavia, Germany and the English speaking lands contributed the bulk of the foreign born. It is during this period that the Scandinavians began to buy land in The Park and to make their distinctive contributions to life there. In the northern part of section 6 one begins to see names on the land like Johnson, Lindblom, Berg, Anderson, Jackson and Naven, and the plots on which they live as small as five and ten acres. The ethnic complexion of the area was beginning to change.
While the world went by The Park was fortunate in another respect. The rest of the nation experienced disaster and devastation, but like a charmed land, The Park escaped. In '76 a contingent of the 6th Cavalry under General Custer was killed at the Little Big Horn, Molly Maquires were hanged in Pennsylvania and the southwestern part of Minnesota was visited by grasshoppers which devoured every living plant, but The Park had no devastations. Grasshoppers had been known to nave devastated areas in the territory as early as 1856 and 57 after which there was a decade of quietude. In 1868 they returned to Jackson County and continued ravaging the western part of the state for another decade. In 1876 swarms were seen to pass over Elk River, Belle Plaine, Shakopee and in September various spots in western Hennepin County were attacked. Various expedients were tried to halt the invasion, tarred pans to collect the vermin, burning fields, digging ditches, paying bounties for eggs and bushels of grown locusts, and various other things. The legislature appropriated funds to aid with subsistence for the settlers and seed for the coming year. In '77 the weather was unfavorable and a parasite appeared which inhibited the hatching of eggs and development of the adults. Furthermore, instead of devastating the land, the adult insects which did hatch took wings and migrated. The Park escaped as if by miracle and since then has had neither threats nor invasions.
About the same time there occurred a renewal of railroad building and activity in the state. The Hastings and Dakota – a line which connected part of western Minnesota with the lines east of Minneapolis sought an outlet directly into Minneapolis from the west instead of going south of the city, entering St. Paul from the south and then coming west into the flour milling city. In 1876 or '78 it made a contract with M&SL to use its lines from Hopkins into Minneapolis and began to run trains through The Park.
By 1880 the Panic of 1875 was in its last stages and the Hastings and Dakota planned to complete its line into Dakota Territory. The company had been organized in 1857 as the Hastings, Minnesota River and Red River of the North Company but had changed its name to Hastings and Dakota Railway Company in March of 1867. By 1872 it had built the line from Hastings to Glencoe which it sold to the Minneapolis and St. Paul Railway Company in June of 1872. After it had built the western end of the line to Ortonville, the railway decided to build its own tracks through St. Louis Park and not make use of the M&StL tracks as it had done for three or four years. It made a contract with the M&StL to buy a certain amount of the right-of-way on which to lay its own rails and then bought other land for spurs and sidetracks. Martin Van Buren Pratt deeded a strip to the Hastings and Dakota Railway on August 2, 1880. In January of the same year the Hastings and Dakota sold and deeded the whole of its Dakota lines to the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company, thus becoming only a division of a larger railroad system. The Park gained little at this point from the railroads, for none of them maintained a depot for an elevator or even a flag stop but all of them blew the whistle as it passed through the area with their freight loads of grain from the empire of wheat enroute to the great mills of Minneapolis which were becoming the greatest producers of flour in the world.
In the other end of the area which was to become St. Louis Park the Great Northern was relocating most of its track. It will be remembered that the. road was originally built by the St. Paul and Pacific Railroad's First Division in the 1860's. In the Panic of 1875 this line had gotten into financial difficulties because of its connections with Jay Cooke and Company and had gone into the hands of a receiver, one Jesse Parley, who represented Dutch bankers. Six years later James Hill formed a syndicate of St. Paul and Canadians who bought out the bond and stockholders and formed the St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Company (it was later named the Great Northern). The old line ran around the south side of Cedar Lake then slightly northwest when it again turned southwest. The new syndicate planned that the relocated road should pass the Lake on the north side and take an almost straight course toward the southwest. The land for the new line was purchased from Cornell, McNair, Austin, Cleater, Suchaneck, McCabe, Grover, Falvey, Hannan, Jones and Haley, little of the old right-of-way being usable for the new route. After the rails were laid and the trains began using the new line, most of the old rails were removed sand some of the land was returned to farms.
Like the other railroads the M&StL had experienced changes during the Panic of 1873. In April of 1881 it had been merged with three other short lines but two months later had gone into the hands of the receiver. R. R. Cable, president of the road, in getting the road on the way to solvency secured the services of a young man from the Omaha line, W. H. Truesdale. Coming to the railroad as assistant to the president he was vice president within six months and though he carried most of the duties of president he was finally elevated to that office in 1887. It was this same William Truesdale who was to make an imprint on the area which was to become St. Louis Park.
It is during the period of 1872 to 1885 that the first tentacles of metropolitanism reach out to touch St. Louis Park area. It is the needs of the Twin Cities which set the tenor or her ways for almost a score of years. The cause of this Phenomenon was the growing population of Minneapolis and St. Paul. In 1872 the two cities were almost the same size, there being only a difference of about 450 people in their populations, both having about 33,000. Within eight years Minneapolis had outdistanced St. Paul, the former having about 46,000 people while the latter had 41,000. Thus within twenty-five miles of The Park there were about 90,000 people, all of whom had to eat, and milk and garden truck were two of the things which they needed and which could not be imported from greater distances.
These two items came in part from the St. Louis Park area. The Grimes family had been in the area since 1855 and had always produced certain vegetables and operated the Lake Calhoun Nursery. J. F. Held who was born in Prussia in 1844 bought a 145 acre tract in section 50 in 1871 and began truck gardening and viniculture. The Hankes produced many hundred pounds of butter which they sold in Minneapolis. Likewise the Bastons, Tilleny and others, principally located in the easternmost tier of sections, produced garden produce such as onions, potatoes, cabbage, turnips, carrots and many other vegetables.
The maps of 1874 show several small tracts in this eastern area some as small as five acres which might be presumed to have been used for raising produce. Among the small tractholders were Charles, Andrew and Lars Berg, A. Jackson, M. Perry. J. B. Locke, Otto F. Lindblon and August Johnson, the latter of which held the largest tract, twenty acres. Here was the beginning of market gardening which was to become a major source of income for the residents of The Park in the next generation.
In the northern part of the area which was to become St. Louis Park the land was somewhat less adapted to the raising of garden produce but beef and milk production was profitable, because the land was suitable for pasturage. Furthermore, alfalfa which had been improved by Wendelin Grimm, another Minnesotan, was providing an artificial pasture. Anderson, Johnson, Earle and Hanke were raising cattle on the rich grasses and sold the meat or distributed the milk, cream and butter in the growing city of Minneapolis. It seems that the cattlemen and dairymen were largely of Scandinavian extraction while the gardeners were native born.
The only manufacturing activity in the area during the period was done by two mills, one within the area which later comprised St. Louis Park, and the other south of it a short distance. The former was known as the Globe Mill and was located on Minnehaha Creek in section 20. It had been built by William P. Day and his son Horatio N. who had come to Minnesota in 1849. The dam and mill were built in 1874. Four runs of stone burrs were installed in the mill which had a capacity of 125 barrels of flour daily. The builders found the mill unprofitable and sold it, by 1881 it was owned by the First National Bank. Though it was later a steam driven mill it was not able to compete with the great mills of Minneapolis. Though it was operating, in 1891, dong commercial work only, it ceased shortly afterward.
A mill had operated since early days on the south side but outside the present limits of St. Louis Park. Located on Minnehaha Creek, also, was the Waterville Mill, built in 1857 by five pioneers of Richfield Township. In1869, Andrew Craik, a native of Scotland, who had learned milling in Canada, bought the mill and renamed it Edina Mills in honor of his home near Edinburgh. With his sons, Craik operated the mill being the first in Minnesota to manufacture oatmeal (as befits a Scot) and pearl barley. Edina Mills became the nucleus around which the village of Edina was formed.
These two mills were, no doubt, the places where early settlers took their grain for grinding until it became common to sell more grain and buy flour in stores. Another aspect of the grain business was the building of the Commander Elevator along the M&StL Railroad in 1880. The capacity of the wooden structure was about a quarter of a million bushels. The grain was hauled by rail from country elevators and was stored for the great mills which had developed in Minneapolis.
The story of the period is not one of high and spectacular activity and one seeks in vain for events which touched settlers to any great degree. Instead, one might call the period the era of somnolescence, a waiting period, although there are beginnings of the gardening and milk producing activities which were to be more important during the next twenty years. The area had a solid economic base, had three railroads traversing it. and the neighboring city of Minneapolis was growing due to the rise of the flour milling industry, all of which promised that within a short time the placidity of the countryside would be a thing of the past. The area had shifted from subsistence farming to that of commercial agriculture and had become a part of the metropolitan complex, something which foretold a different type of life in the days to come.


The Bozeman Revolving Loan Fund (Bozeman RLF) provides capital to local Bozeman companies to further economic expansion and the creation of "quality" jobs within the city.
Typically, these loans are made to local projects that cannot attract sufficient private financing or fully satisfy a commercial lender's credit requirements.
The minimum loan amount shall not exceed $250,000. The cost per job to be created or retained must not exceed $20,000 per job (for example, a $100,000 loan should create or retain 5 jobs).
The Bozeman RLF loan amount must be matched on a one-to-one basis from another source, i.e. bank loan, owner investment equity, private funds, SBA, grants, or a combination of sources.
Specific loan terms (including the interest rate) will be determined by the Loan Review Committee after review of the application and will be based on the specific project needs.
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The Bozeman RLF will take a secondary position on collateral behind a commercial lender.


Robinson Payne, ex-professional football coach, and Prolific artist, has taken up residence and created a new studio space on Main Street in sleepy and historic Walsenburg, Colorado.
Walsenburg is the Huerfano County Seat which proudly includes the Spanish Peaks, Cuchara, La Vet, and the beautiful Lathrop State Park. The gateway to South Western Colorado!
If you are driving through town on Main Street or traveling west on Hwy 160 to the Dunes, Durango or Taos, stop and take a stroll around Walsenburg. You will find some great antique stores and the historic Fox Theatre. Grab a beer at Sarti's Bar and walk down the street to visit one of the more eclectic abstract art and photography studio's in Southern Colorado.
Open by appointment and spontaneously on weekends.


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Georges Maillard, né le  à Versailles et mort le  à Paris , est un journaliste et dramaturge français.

Biographie

Né le  au  de la rue Royale, à Versailles, Charles-Edmond Maillard, dit Georges Maillard, est le fils d'Edmée-Clémence Lavocat et de Charles-François Maillard, vétérinaire. Il est le frère aîné du capitaine Paul Maillard (1839-1895), chevalier de la Légion d'honneur.

Tout d'abord employé au ministère du Commerce, il quitte l'administration au bout de trois ans et entre dans le journalisme en rédigeant des chroniques locales pour le Progrès de Lyon. Il écrit aussi dans le Boulevard, le Tintamarre et travaille autour de 1863 à la Gazette des étrangers. Il se fait surtout connaître dans la seconde moitié des années 1860 en collaborant à L'Événement et au Figaro, où il utilise le pseudonyme Darmailly. Le directeur de ces deux derniers journaux est Hippolyte de Villemessant, qui surnomme Maillard « Col-de-Zinc » en raison de ses faux-cols.

En avril-, Maillard est le rédacteur en chef d'une revue littéraire, La Fronde. Celle-ci cesse de paraître après cinq numéros, victime de la censure du Second Empire, probablement à cause d'un texte humoristique au sujet d'un certain « Pamphile », dans lequel on pouvait reconnaître le prince Napoléon.

Il collabore par la suite au Pays, au Gaulois et au Paris-Journal d'Henry de Pène. Il rédige aussi des romans, des contes et des pièces de théâtre. À la fin de sa vie, il signe quelques chroniques d'actualité dans le Gil Blas.

Tombé dans la misère et désespéré, il se suicide d'un coup de revolver à la tempe le , dans une chambre d'hôtel au  de la rue de Navarin. Malgré la volonté du défunt d'être inhumé dans une sépulture de famille à Maisons-Alfort, l'enterrement de Maillard a lieu au cimetière parisien de Saint-Ouen, son exécuteur testamentaire, Étienne Carjat, n'ayant pu obtenir les autorisations nécessaires à l'ouverture du caveau de Maisons-Alfort.

Œuvres de Georges Maillard
 Le Deuil de l'amour, 1863.
 La Roche-Cardon, 1871.
 Le Livre de ma sœur Anne, Paris, Dentu, 1879.
 L'Organiste, 1883.
 La Tessi, drame, 1887.

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Naissance en août 1837
Naissance à Versailles
Journaliste français du XIXe siècle
Collaborateur du Figaro
Romancier français du XIXe siècle
Dramaturge français du XIXe siècle
Décès en avril 1897
Décès à 59 ans
Décès dans le 9e arrondissement de Paris
Suicide par arme à feu en France
Personnalité inhumée au cimetière parisien de Saint-Ouen

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Frank Sauter (* 26. September 1958 in Kassel) ist ein deutscher Politiker (CDU).

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Nach dem Abitur 1977 durchlief Sauter zunächst als Soldat auf Zeit bei der Bundeswehr die Ausbildung zum Reserveoffizier. Anschließend absolvierte er ab 1979 ein Studium an der Fachhochschule für Verwaltung und Dienstleistung in Altenholz, welches er 1982 als Diplom-Finanzwirt (FH) beendete. Danach war er im gehobenen Dienst der Finanzverwaltung Schleswig-Holstein bei der Steuerfahndung tätig. Seit 1990 ist er selbständiger Steuerberater.

Frank Sauter ist verheiratet und hat drei Kinder, davon zwei aus erster Ehe. Er wohnt in Stockelsdorf bei Lübeck.

Partei
Sauter trat schon als Schüler 1972 in die Junge Union und 1975 auch in die CDU ein. Er war von 1986 bis 1990 und von 2002 bis 2009 Vorsitzender des CDU-Kreisverbandes Lübeck.

Abgeordneter
Von 1990 bis 1992 gehörte er der Bürgerschaft der Stadt Lübeck an.

Sauter war erstmals von 1992 bis 1996 Mitglied des Landtages von Schleswig-Holstein. Am 28. April 2005 wurde er als Nachrücker für den ausgeschiedenen Abgeordneten Jost de Jager bis 2009 erneut Mitglied des Landtages. Er war Vorsitzender des Fraktionsarbeitskreises Finanzen und gehörte auch dem Vorstand der CDU-Landtagsfraktion an. Außerdem war er Fachsprecher der CDU-Fraktion für den Bereich Beteiligungsausschuss.

Frank Sauter zog stets über die Landesliste in den Landtag ein.

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