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Farmers, Bombs, and Rails Through Time | Spokane News
Published 3 weeks, 3 days ago
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When land clashes ignite fury, history remembers the sparks: from a 1976 farmer who rammed a survey vehicle into a canal to a teen in 1926 who blew off his hand with a homemade bomb—and even cavalry skirmishes in 1873 over railroad routes. These aren’t just odd tales—they’re proof that resistance to surveys and development runs deep across America’s rural heartland.
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