Village Sage
“Village Sage” by Lewis Vikla is a biography that explores the life of John Vikla, who was born in 1871 to Czech pioneers in Wheatland Township, Lonsdale, Minnesota. Published by AuthorHouse in July 2002, this edition spans 128 pages and is presented in English. The narrative details Vikla’s diverse roles as a farmer, elementary school teacher, and Justice of the Peace, highlighting his contributions to his community and family.
Readers will find an insightful account of Vikla’s life, including his efforts to support his family by selling nursery stock and his recognition in 1917 for developing the best Minnesota plum. This personal memoir not only sheds light on Vikla’s achievements but also provides context about the challenges and experiences of pioneer life. The book offers a glimpse into the biography and personal memoir genres, focusing on the life of a significant literary figure within his community.
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John Vikla, born in 1871, was the son of Czech pioneers and grew up in Wheatland Township, Lonsdale, Minnesota. He was a farmer, an elementary school teacher, a Justice of the Peace, and sold nursery stock to other pioneer families to help his family pay for their land. In 1917, he won a prize for developing the best Minnesota plum.
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