Nebraska Letter on westward settlement and railroads
The writer reflects on early Nebraska settlement in 1872, notes railroad lines by Burlington and Missouri River and St Joe & Denver, land prices and homesteading, Little Blue river power, mills and nearby towns like Fairfield, grain shipments to Baltimore, and local Athens county migrants seeking new homes in the north central state.
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Ep. Messenger
Coolville
Nebraska
McNalley
Grand American
Prairies
Burlington and Missouri River
Chicago
Mississippi and
Missouri
Fort Kearney
St. Joe
Denver City
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Black Hills
California
Athens County
Blue River
Fairfield
St. Joe & Denver
Webster
Jewel
Kansas
West Virginia
North and South
Calveston
Texas
Grand Island
North Pole
Baltimore
Warren Waterman
Wm. W. Bardin
Sylvester Congrave
L. O
George
Beo
Miles Waterman
Hoyt White
Leander White
Ottawa County prospects and a Chinese elephant tale
The letter from Bassass Let describes Ottawa County as northeast of the state center with 460000 acres, rich loam soil, water power from Solomon river, healthy climate, and potential coal and stone resources. It notes Centennial preparations and contrasts with Athens. A Chinese will tale and a Samson jawbone anecdote follow, with a remark on wheat in India and revival feeling not reducing arrears in country newspapers.
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Old Athens
Special Notice and Patent Remedies Advertiser Roundup
A 320 Town Lot for 315 with a picket fence and alley access is offered for speculation. The notice promotes Dr. Morris syrup for coughs and lung diseases, Parker worm syrup, Castoria for children, Centaur Liniments for humans, and White and Yellow Liniments for animals, dated May 4 to Aug 4, 187?.
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