Numerous Land Transfers Reported This Month in Freeport Area
Abstracts of titles furnished on reasonable terms as Tayton & Aspinwall note deeds mortgages wills and other writings. Sales include NDC Medbury to Jacob Haegele for 10 acres in Silver Crack area 820 dollars and numerous other transfers in Freeport Davis Loran Silver Creek and nearby towns with prices ranging from 400 to 10 000 and including 1800 1900 and 2400 dollar deals and a woolen mill sale totaling 10 000.
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NDC Medbury
Jacob Haegele
John Loos
Jane S Kerr
Guitesu
Freeport
Helena Beck
Wm Peth
Davis
Joseph Best
Joan Dun
Ellis
George Story
S R Dubs
HF Flinat
Henry Bierbaum
Jefferson
W F Shaffer
Silver Creek
Peter Stenzhorn
Jacob Schaub
RT Cooper
Chas Sert
Margaret Schulte
Magnus Grel
Wright & Padd
Wright & Padd Freeport, 1800. Michael Seifert
John Burns
Loran
Gottlieb Benning
Conrad Henge
Dakota
John B Wright
Phebe Danel
Knowlton
Gerret Manus
Allert Poppen
Ridott
Jacob Hoebel
HT Poller
Valentine Stoskopf
Block
EL Colby
D H Sunderland
Eh Aw
Creek
R.M Buckman
Vondicia H Colby
Union Add
M Erwin
James Wall
Ordway’s Add
Jacob Ludy
Volkers
Freeport Woolen Mills
Chas Schoede
EV Keever & M J
Lorenz Seufert
Joseph Meyer
Florence
Peter Wurtz
Busan Kieler
Michael ‘Bichl
Tayton & Aspinwall
Cedarville Church Reopens After Restorations
Cedarville community celebrates the re dedication of the Reformed and Lutheran church after months of repairs and frescoing funded by local citizens led by Mrs. Montelius Mrs Latshaw and Mr Kostenbader Uncle Dan oversaw the work with free labor The November 22 service featured an anthem by Orangeville’s choir a Luke 19 41 48 sermon and a dedication by Revs Sites Lantz and Donmeyer as Cedarville wakes up to renewed worship and activity
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Cedarville
J. A. Sites
Reformed Church of
Dakota
Honda
Freeport
Montelius
Latshaw
Kostenbader
Uncle Dan
Orangeville
Miller
Dixon
Church of Jesus Christ
Revs Sites
Lantz
Reformed
Donmeyer
Lutheran Church
Awake and Stand Strong in Cedarville Faith
O G A Huniworst, preacher at Cedarville, urges the town to awaken in strength and keep faith. He preaches at the Reformed Church on supply Sundays, alternating Singlish and German, and leads young people meetings every other Thursday evening focusing on singing and Christian doctrine.
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Cedarville
Zion
Jerusalem
G. A. Huniworst
P. S
Reformed Church
Teacher Drill at Davis November 28 1874
Report of a Davis drill day with a long program listing speakers and topics. In the forenoon J I Hutchison served as secretary while J Potter J N Phillips and others presented lessons in language spelling penmanship and history. Peters remarks closed the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Hutchison
J. Potter
J. H. Hutchison
Mr. Febr
Cross
F. P. Fisher
Shooting Grasshoppers With Cannons for Pest Control
A Chicago Journal report recounts Ashland Kentucky residents testing cannon power to exterminate potato bugs and grasshoppers. The account describes a sixty pounder firing blank cartridges near a riverbank, killing bugs and grasshoppers in a cratered gully and suggests wide cannon use if effective.
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Chicago Journal
Ashland
Dix
Cost of the War to the United States and Confederacy
Mr. David A. Wells cites Cobden Club data estimating Civil War costs from 1861 to 1866. Northern and Southern totals reach about 8.165 billion dollars in expenses, with direct U.S. war outlays around 5.342 billion and Confederate expenditures near 2 billion. Annual outlays in the second year neared 60 million monthly, or 700 million yearly.
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David A. Wells
Cobden Club
England
United States
Confederate States
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Times
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Tilden
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J. W. de Forest
Thomas Hardy
Dutton Cook
William Black
Daily Times
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NEW York Weekly Times
New York Weeky Times
Lone
American Institute Farmers’ Club
CLUB
Batks
Jom E. Ganners
Peiro
Mechanic and
Galena Streets
Nathaniel Mayfair
P. O. Box
Brooklyn
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National Life Ins. Co
United States OF America
Congress
U.S
Bonds
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Republic
National
John W. Farwell
LD. Cortright
Paul Cornells
J.F. Crank
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Chicago
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Republic Site
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GLOBE
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Hilger
Kundinger
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Opera House
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