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Letter to Editor
February 4, 1911
Western Kansas World
Wakeeney, Trego County, Kansas
What is this article about?
Louis Morell reports from Oregon on moving to Brownsville, appreciating the green landscape and blooming flowers, living near Mr. Straub, experiencing slack work during the rainy winter season, and receiving free apples from a local family.
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Louis Morell writes from Oregon as follows:
We have moved to Brownsville and possibly will locate here. We like the country fine. It looks nice to see everything green and flowers in bloom. We live right across the street from Mr. Straub and they say they like the country fine. Work is slack now because it is the rainy season. It rains nearly all the time here during the winter, but people don't seem to mind it, they go everywhere just the same. One family here has a lot of apples and they told us if we sorted them over we could have all we wanted.
Kind regards to all inquiring friends.
We have moved to Brownsville and possibly will locate here. We like the country fine. It looks nice to see everything green and flowers in bloom. We live right across the street from Mr. Straub and they say they like the country fine. Work is slack now because it is the rainy season. It rains nearly all the time here during the winter, but people don't seem to mind it, they go everywhere just the same. One family here has a lot of apples and they told us if we sorted them over we could have all we wanted.
Kind regards to all inquiring friends.
What sub-type of article is it?
Informative
Reflective
What themes does it cover?
Agriculture
What keywords are associated?
Oregon Settlement
Brownsville
Rural Life
Rainy Season
Apples
What entities or persons were involved?
Louis Morell
Letter to Editor Details
Author
Louis Morell
Main Argument
positive report on settling in brownsville, oregon, highlighting the appealing rural environment, community, and resources despite rainy weather.
Notable Details
Living Across From Mr. Straub
Rainy Winter Season With Persistent Rain
Free Apples From Local Family After Sorting