Rise of Agriculture and Education in Our County
A long, reflective essay urges renewed focus on farming as a science, tracing historic shifts from feudal landholding to modern cultivation. It extols education, improved implements, stock, and methods, and argues stock raising, especially sheep, can profit more than grain. The piece highlights local advantages and calls for active participation in the agricultural society.
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Tate
Rankini
Villenage
Seridria
Borane
Whittinefs Tribute to Fremont in Heaton Transcript
A fragmentary 19th century tribute by John Whittier to General Fremont appears in the Heaton Transcript. The text praises Fremont and references abolitionist themes, the Mississippi river, and the idea of liberty rolling northward. The draft shows mixed readable phrases about prophecy, cause and consequence, and the poet's praise.
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Fremont
Johnst Whittier
Heaton
Lome League
Address of A A Arnold Bisq at Trempealeau Agricultural Pair
The address traces agricultural origins from biblical labor to the rise of farming and animal husbandry. It contrasts primitive reliance on forage with later cultivation and notes Klan's infancy in a tropical climate shaping early ideas on farming and sustenance.
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A. A. Arnold Bisq
Trempealeau County
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