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Until fifty or so years ago every village, and even one as small as a hamlet, could boast of having its own shop. Since then the increasing mobility of people due to car-ownership has led to the steady decline in the number of village shops. Origins of these shops For centuries past people living in the countryside away from the towns and cities would have been dependent on itinerant tradesmen for household items they could not obtain locally. Up until the eighteenth century these travellers were known as “chapmen”, terms such as pedlar, hawker or tallyman then being used. These trade...

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A big congratulations to Leah Watson for the winning design! You can see the button below. Buttons will be available for purchase beginning on Wednesday, May 26th at various retailers for $3. Button-wearing individuals will receive 50 cents off beer at the beer garden, and also be eligible for free trolley rides during the celebration. Last year, there wasn't a 4th of July celebration due to COVID-19. This year the parade is back as well as other activities that people will recognize and remember as being traditional Blooming Prairie 4th of July activities. a listing of events on the Blooming...

What farming needs (I decided after a lengthy evening of internet-based car browsing) is a small pickup. I’d been checking out all sorts of huge machines with names like “Destruktor”, “Waste-Layer” and “Scarer of Small Children”, and they all have the same problem (apart from silly names and too much chrome): the pickup bit is useless for most real farm applications. I’ve had a couple out for a play here on the farm, and practical use has confirmed this. They’re brilliant if you really do want to slot in a Euro pallet loaded with bricks (as they do in the glossy brochures), ...