Much of the white pine logged in Michigan's Cutover district was shipped to this city, and the (*) Munn decision was based on grain elevators in this city.
One book about this city discusses the Grange's efforts to form cooperatives here and analyzes its economic dominance by looking at regional bankruptcy filings. That book by William Cronon examines civic boosters like William Ogden in discussing "Second nature" and is titled Nature's Metropolis. Much of the white pine logged in Michigan's Cutover district was shipped to this city, and the (*) Munn decision was based on grain elevators in this city. This city's Packingtown was home to a institution on ► Halstead Street that dumped into Bubbly Creek, and this city's namesake river's flow was reversed into the Sanitary and Ship Canal. For 10 points, name this city, home to the union stockyards and a number of Louis Sullivan buildings.
One book about this city discusses the Grange's efforts to form cooperatives here and analyzes its economic dominance by looking at regional bankruptcy filings.
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