Whiskey Rebellion reshaped colonial farming and markets
The article traces how colonial farmers used whiskey to market grain, noting distilling flourished in Appalachia and beyond. It recounts excise taxes, farmer distillers resisting in Washington County, the 1794 federal crackdown led by Washington and Hamilton, and the decline of distilling by 1840 as roads and markets improved.
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Applachians
General Assembly
Congress
Washington County
Pennsylvania
Scotland
Ireland
Thomas Mifflin
Washington
Treasury
Tary
Alexander Hamilton
Daniel Morgan
Henry Lee
Priddy Girls Triumph In Unusual Championship Effort
In a remarkable girls basketball championship, Priddy faced Meridian with 8 players to Meridian’s 28. Peggy Helmsley scored 53 points as Priddy fought through 76 total points while overcoming four fouls losses, ending 85 to 76 in favor of Meridian boys.
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Priddy Girls
Meridian
Priddy
Peggy Helmsley
Pat Wells
Tiny Lori Cox
Peggy
Sharon Schwartz
Vickie Tyson
Priddy Pirates
Meridian Boys
Lynn Tiemann Leads Scoring as Team Tops Opponent in 1975 Playoff
December 11, 1975 game ended 71 to 43 with Lynn Tiemann scoring 21 points. Tiemann and teammates Anthony Tyson and Dale Bufe earned spots on the boys all tournament team.
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Lynn Tiemann
Anthony Tyson
Dale Bufe
Vickers Meek Wedding Sealed In Private Ceremony
Cathryn Vickers and J. T. Meek married Friday December 5 1975 at 4 00 p m in a private ceremony performed by Justice of the Peace Ouis B Fields. The couple will reside at the Chief Morel.
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Vickers-Meek
Cathryn Vickers
J. T. Meek
Justice of the Peace, Ouis B. Fields
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