| April 22, 1909 |
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| A large and representative meeting of the citizens was held this (Thursday) morning in the Humboldt hall to discuss the question of erecting a flour mill in Humboldt. Mr. Enge, one of the proprietors of the Aberdeen mill, was present and offered a proposition which looked very reasonable and was generally conceded in. He agreed to build a 100 barrel mill, costing about $24,000 on the condition that one half the stock is taken by local men | or by the town, and further agrees to take up the stock subscribed locally within three years allowing interest at seven percent. After the matter had been fully discussed a committee was appointed to meet with Mr. Enge and prepare a definite proposal and if the proposition is accepted, a canvas will probably be made shortly for shares.
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