US EditionBefriending our jewish roots
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Befriending our jewish roots
Back in January of this year, I had a letter in the Great Bend Tribune on “Self-made Grain Men.” It profiled (among others) Albert Brunswig, Sr. (1852-1938). Just to recap: He came to Marshall County, Kan., from France. He was a go-getter. Not only did he farm, but he built early grain-elevators. He was active in the Masonic order getting his basic three degrees at Beattie; then he received the 4-14th degrees at the Lodge of Perfection at Marysv…
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