History ETDs

Publication Date

4-30-1943

Abstract

Along with the big events, the plain every day homely happenings were woven into the warp and woof of this town's existence. National and international affairs were but over tones to the notes that composed the familiar melody of the life of the community. There were times during the nineties when the outside world became very close to this territorial town.

The town expanded, business developed, civic pride increased, "home seekers were more numerous than ever," public schools were built, church membership grew, and more leisure time brought a more extensive social life. This community acquired an individuality, a personality of its own through the working out of its problems.

Level of Degree

Masters

Degree Name

History

Department Name

History

First Committee Member (Chair)

Dorothy Woodward

Second Committee Member

Lansing B. Bloom

Third Committee Member

Charles McClelland

Language

English

Document Type

Thesis

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