Duncan, Iowa
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Duncan, Iowa
was founded in 1892 by Frank Urich Sr. and his wife Mary. This could make Drew Urich the long lost prince of Duncan, if Duncan was governed by a Monarchy. As it stands, Duncan recognizes no prince and certainly no such kin of the founder. Located just 5 miles south of Duncan on 180th St. is "The Ranch" where wishful Prince Urich resides with a naive and flippant Jessie Pup.
Prince-in-waiting Drew Urich opened a bakery, which he called "Duncan Donuts." Because this was ruled by a judge to infringe on an existing trademark, Drew was subsequently forced to rededicate himself to his one true passion: cattle farming.
Iowa
Iowa is a state located in the Midwestern United States, an area often referred to as the "American Heartland". It derives its name from the Ioway people, one of the many American Indian tribes that occupied the state at the time of European exploration. Iowa was a part of the French colony of New...
was founded in 1892 by Frank Urich Sr. and his wife Mary. This could make Drew Urich the long lost prince of Duncan, if Duncan was governed by a Monarchy. As it stands, Duncan recognizes no prince and certainly no such kin of the founder. Located just 5 miles south of Duncan on 180th St. is "The Ranch" where wishful Prince Urich resides with a naive and flippant Jessie Pup.
Prince-in-waiting Drew Urich opened a bakery, which he called "Duncan Donuts." Because this was ruled by a judge to infringe on an existing trademark, Drew was subsequently forced to rededicate himself to his one true passion: cattle farming.