Fragmented Texan notes mix law, farming, and society
A jumble of short passages reports Gibson county marriage licenses, a not guilty verdict in a court case, demographic notes on fruit cultivation in the United States, political commentary on a new president, local accidents, and scattered notices from Texas and Tennessee. The article references attendees, names, places, and events in a mosaic of mid 19th century style prose.
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Henry Conk
Mud bin Way
Wyahington
United States
Texas
Planch
Grace Greenwood
Ella Wilcox
Mine Holley
Allen
Rose Terry Cauke
Kate Field
Celin Thuster
Rebecca Harding Davia
Shuikon
Wissons Bron
Walraut
New York
Barnym
Ie Waaeonda
Stanley Matthews
Washington
Columbia
Tennessee
Memphis
Supreme Court
Justice Matthews
Cogley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Garfield
Ohio
Avalaniche
Editors and Writers and the Poor in the World
A compact looking at editors and publishers shaping manuscripts and the contrast with untrained writers. It cites Boston Transcript views, then shifts to poverty and opportunity in the United States, praising advertising for Warner’s Safe Cure and promoting Dr King’s New Discovery with a drugstore offer.
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Paddy
Boston Transcript
New York
United States
Warner
W. H. Warner
Pers
Uae
M. A
McFarland's
Heir to Eighty Millions Sparks Utah Land Claim
A claimant to a vast Louisville Missouri land claim worth about 80 million dollars has appeared in Pendleton, Indiana. L. B. Kidd, son of Thomas Kidd of Missouri City, asserts ownership of the old Kidd family home site that became downtown Louisville, with parcels formerly held by the family under a land-grant. The case centers on historic homesteads and subsequent parcel divisions after the original owners died.
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New York
Portland
Oro
Louisville
Pendleton
Kidd
Thos, Kidd
Missouri City
Edward
Mary Kidd
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Teon
Hinton
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McFarland, Oe
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Frank Sigel
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