John Brown and the 1858 Missouri Raid
Missouri history notes Brown as a fervent abolitionist whose 1858 raid into Vernon county freed enslaved people and seized property for transport to Canada. The action prompted Missouri to fund border patrols, heightened tensions on the Kansas Missouri border, and tied Brown to Harper's Ferry later that year.
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John Brown
Missouri
Brown
Old Brown
Osawatomie
Vernon County
General Assembly
Kansas-Missouri
Kansas
Pottawatomie
Canada
Bain’s Fort
Osage
Captain Brown
Jim
James Lawrence
Henry Township
Harvey G. Hicklin
John LaRue
John H. Kagi
David Kruise
Kruise
Nebraska
Iowa
Detroit
Mich
Robert M. Stewart
United States
Harper’s Ferry
Charlestown
Virginna
Purdyin and Vicinity Not Much Sunshine These Days
A brief weather note reports limited sunshine across Pur din and nearby areas with muted skies and cool to mild temperatures. Forecasters offer no significant rain in the immediate outlook.
Christmas Spirit and Local Health News
The note reports widespread Christmas spirit and little sickness local to the community. Mrs. John Woodside returns home from Kirksville hospital and is recovering well. Frances Norvell leaves Brookfield Hospital after an appendectomy. Dee Wohler suffers from appendicitis with slow recovery expects improvement. Mrs. Cap Woolf visits Detroit for six weeks and reports a fine time. The town questions the poor service of street lights in the area.
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John Woodside
Kirksville Hospital
Frances Norvell
Brookfield Hospital
Floy Doolin
Travis ‘Smith
Dee] Wohler
Cap Woolf
Detroit
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H. L. Schrock
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Dickinson
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