New Orleans Minstrels at pera House and local notices
The Star reports the New Orleans Minstrels with a gold band appearing at pera House tonight. Local items include visits by M. Bridges and Sheriff Lewman to Indianapolis, temperance meetings, and political talk. Notable deaths include Mollie Alspaugh of Madison township at 25, and Samuel Bruner in Madison.
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Gay
New Orleans
Atpera
Mollie Alspaugh
Madison Township
Danville
B. F. Bruner
Jim
Tally
Lena
Madigan Township
Samuel Bruner
Mery
Alspaugh
Fran
Holberg
Local notes report prop serendipitous town updates and incidents
Cold weather and rough roads as residents in Floyd and surrounding townships report sales, farming activity, and social events. D. C. Druin sells poplar wood to G. Grubo. Prof. Rice discusses relocate to Groveland. Ella Burching and Ella family news. several local illnesses and a fatal house fire near Mt. Meridian. Public meetings planned for road work. a grand jury warning. school terms and postmaster appointment noted.
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C. C. Druin
G. Grubo
Robert Phillips
Wm. Sills
Wood
D.C. Wood
Canaan
C.L Kurtz
W. H Rice
Baidbridge
Groveland
BE. B. Summers
Floyd Township
Herman Timmons
Hinkle
Stephens
Featherton
North Carolina
James Turner
Dye
C. P
James W. Haynes
Ella Buiching
Farrow
Bainbridge
Moval
S.M. Comer
F. Rice
Parke County
Grand Fox Drive
Elendricks County
Elihu Owens
H. N. Vermilion
Belle Union
M.F. Dorsett
Mt. Meridian
E. E. Keller
North Judson
Ind
W. 8. Hurst
Hymer Fox
Bitar
Greencastle
Burgess Lane
Edward Fisher
Predestinarian Baptist Church
Mt. Meridian School
Vermilion
Jefferson
Beaver City letter from 1880 describes sod house building in Nebraska
Beaver City Nebraska news recounts settler experiences in January 1880. The writer notes choosing claims, building a sod house with thick walls, sourcing poles and lumber, and using willows for roofing, reflecting early homesteading challenges and material availability.
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Indiana
Eleims
Early Nebraska frontier notes on farming and pests and prices
A long survey details homestead life in a Nebraska district with dugouts and plastered buildings, grasses, water, timber, wells, lime kilns, and potential coal. It lists crops, stock prices, freighting costs, pests and snakes, plus market prices for wheat, corn, hogs, cattle, eggs, and butter.
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Beaver City
Preston Biller
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