Farmers and Stephenson County Gazette Notes
The paper records farmers in Stephenson County and related agriculture topics. It notes plain reporting standards for farm subjects and community farming news in the district.
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Newspaper
Freeport Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1873
Page
6
The paper records farmers in Stephenson County and related agriculture topics. It notes plain reporting standards for farm subjects and community farming news in the district.
The article explains that horse form does not reliably indicate health or ability. It notes growth stages from yearling to prime, warns against judging by appearance alone, and advises selecting a well tempered, honest horse over an exceptional but ugly animal. Emphasizes breed, condition, and suitability for future service.
A guide stressing daily routine and strict oversight. It advises hiring a worker to supply consistent grain and hay, fresh water hourly, and clean, padded sheds. It emphasizes spotting early signs of illness and isolating unwell sheep from the flock for individual care.
Fragmentary text references Manetti stock and a house, mentions roses and spring market readiness. Indicates a price range sixpence to threepence per item and a value, £95, with uncertain dates and names.
The jury in the case was discharged after seven for acquittal. The court adjourned amid disappointment not felt in forty six years as the prosecution faced delays and Tweed era references. Advertisers react to the lack of ads.
Survivors recount the burning Missouri after leaving Nassau. Boats launched under heavy smoke. seven females and seven children aboard did not reach boats. Captain Greene and Purser Hempstead worked to abandon ship as flames spread, while donkey-pumps failed and water was scarce. The Anna carried survivors, facing unexpected tonnage dues from U.S. officers.
The report notes the foot of Main Street bridge is largely completed and usable for teams crossing. completion expected in a day. A Republican meeting at Union Hall last Thursday drew strong attendance with speeches by M Bailey and J S Cochran. Mr Lewis P Meinzer is leaving to start a buying business in Delmar Town. Local accidents on the W A RoR total six to eight in three months, with Mr Burnell still recovering at the Pennsylvania House after an injury from a crush incident. Dr Benton aids his recovery.
The report notes Betsy Crocker aged ninety six, confined in a Maine insane asylum. Born in 1776 during the Revolutionary era, she is described as a former camp inmate tied to early American military camps.
A prudent mother advises her daughter to marry for love if the suitor is as wealthy as Croesus. The saying blends affection with fortune, reflecting social expectations on marrying rich and the value placed on wealth in matchmaking lore.
Geneva New York Mrs Elizabeth Hill dies from stomach congestion caused by swallowing a four inch square piece of cloth.
A London reformer, Miss Stride of Hart Street Bloomsbury, works to rescue and rehabilitate fallen women. She funds a home for three hundred seventy five girls from charity and personal earnings, transforming lives with care and sisterly kindness amid public support and praise.
A European mother seeks grapes for her fevered boy and pleads with the gardener for mercy. The gardener refuses until the king’s daughter intervenes, revealing royal bounty that freely meets needs beyond charity. The tale urges trust in divine grace rather than earned merit.
The Kansas Pacific Railway line from Kansas City and Leavenworth to Denver invites public home opportunities in a productive healthy Kansas country. It notes state institutions along the line and Kansas agricultural superiority, praising fruit displays and travel pleasures including Colorado air and Denver springs. Don’t miss a trip or a good homesite along its route.
An enquiry advises travelers to plan westward journeys carefully and notes the Burlington Route as a premier option. It highlights direct Southern Iowa trains to Nebraska and Kansas with connections to California and territories, recommending Freeport start points and a free pamphlet with maps available from the General Passenger Agent in Burlington, Iowa.
Public notices announce two mortgage foreclosures in Stephenson County Illinois. The first, by Jane Radearmel and Jacob Rodearmel to Luther W Guiteau trustee for the Second National Bank of Freeport, covers a deed of trust dated January 8 1871 for two thousand dollars with sale set for December 7 1872 at ten in the morning on the described Illinois property. The second by Mary R R Brawley mortgagee against Charles Reitzell Elizabeth Reitzell Strohecker Cyrus J Reitzell relates to a 1870 mortgage securing five notes and sets a sale for November 7 1872 at 10 AM at the Clerk of the Circuit Court in Freeport Illinois.
Orland o Bidwell guardian of John B Shaffer William R Shaffer and Mary W Shaffer will petition the Stephenson County Court at Freeport on the third Monday of November 1872 for an order to sell portions of section thirty six township twenty seven north range seven east fourth principal meridian. The lands described include two tracts in Stephenson County Illinois as the proceeds will be reinvested. The filing is dated Freeport October 21 1872.
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