A. J. Underwood, Pioneer of Print: The Story of a Minnesota Newspaperman Jan and Dean It will help them better

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A. J. Underwood, Pioneer of Print: The Story of a Minnesota Newspaperman Jan and Dean It will help them betterMinnesota, 1872. Tired from another fall corn harvest, forty year old A. J. Underwood wonders if there's an easier life. A. J. revels in the challenges of farm work, but his bleeding hands, the wear and tear of shucking corn, trigger doubts. The Civil War veteran and part time legislator has recently met George B. Wright, a surveyor and land developer, in the halls of the state capitol. Wright has a civic missionto convince A. J. to start a newspaper