Western Towns of Belvidere Nebraska Tour Notes
In March 1874 traveler Burt surveys Belvidere Thayer County Nebraska and nearby towns. He notes Keokuk Iowa Quincy Cameron Junction and St Joseph Missouri visit details on hotels mills and railroads. Belvidere growth includes grain trade lumber yards and new flour mill powered by water and cable. He mentions Harbine Steel Real and Captain Real promoting railroad business and county seat prospects amid prairie farming. The piece concludes with local fire damage to a widow Bonham home in Lacon.
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Belvidere
E . BeLymeEne
Burt
Nebraska
Keokuk
Iowa
Quincy
Cameron Junction
St. Joseph
Paty House
Fairbury
Jeffersonounty
Little Blue River
Col
Hurbine
St. Joe
United States
Big Sandy
Thayer County
Neb
Expresa and Railroad
Mmn
Kanaar
Bellville
Guide Rock
K Ktou
Yald
Messrs. Harbine & Steel
Sny
Denver Road
Capt. P. 8S. Real
Snasehwire
Fillmere
Capt. Real
Cort
Putnam County News Highlights Local Events
Local notes report Mrs. SL White leaving for Missouri and Thomas Soper recovering under Dr Nye care. A fatal coal shaft accident at Mr. Vail’s site injures father. son escapes by rope and partition, with the elder confined to bed. Miscellaneous items include a shooting ankle injury at Wilson Shepherd, a severe shin cut to George M. Cunningham, and election plans in Hennepin.
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Putnam
Aron
Minnesota
Hitchcock & Dapes
SL. White
Missouri
Thomas Soper
Nye
Henry Hunter
C. Johns
John Galvin
Vail
Lettin
Wilson Shepherd
George M. Cunningham
Hennepin
Clear Creek
Porsons
Alien Bay
Winfield
Kan
Instructions From Co To Justices Of The Peace On Annual Reports
The law requires all justices of the peace to file an annual report to the county superintendent and to report all fines in the school fund. Noncompliance carries a fine. The superintendent believes unreported funds exist and has sent blanks to each justice, urging prompt reporting.
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Justices of the Peace
Tor
Nest
Schoar Boards
Epwanpa
Obituary and local notices from Marshall county region
Obituary of Mrs. Willis Myers of Mopewell recounts a rapid illness after engagement and a January wedding, noting her health and the family’s grief. The piece also covers a Marshall county grange meeting plan for June, a state grange representation, and a fire company officers elect, detailing chief and assistant engineers, foremen, and secretaries. It closes with a Hamburg to Henry travel ad and the agent’s contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Myers
Mopewell
State Grange
Lacon
Marshall County
W T. Hamilton
Bloomington
Indercalt
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Seurg Republica
Henry, Marshall Co., Hil
George Burt
Sedgee
Seper Line
Lodge Resowleus Ss
Henry Lodge
Ea Han
Araall Lodge No. 63
Marstall Ruatar Kext
Baker & Heath
W. Everett
Deng Store
Nept
Powell
W. H. Jones
W. D. Powell
J. C. Kalb
J. W. Niece'n
Lloyd House
Richard Street
Charles Davis
W. S. Iloyt
Sininatreat
Bide
Geo
Motter
Menry
H. Nock
Ilas
J. 8
Burts
Opamirs
Fred. S&s. Potter
GCAW
N. W. Orr
Edwin T. Disobway
Wala Block
Paskell
Jane On
Addie L. Wilson
TIE
NEW England Conservatory OF
JF Music
Bouton
Mayn
Ler
Curuer Main
James Streets
Llvery
Ill
Henry
Howards, Jr., Co
Gho. F. Paskell
Thud St
Edwards
School
Illinois
Usw
Geo. F. Paskell
ED. Kline
Gun-Smith
Siop
National Bank
Edwards Street
Kline
E. d. Storey
A.D. Bawyer
C.A. Stone & CO
Messy
Jan
Pool & Jones
L. & E. Jenkins
Messrs
Hull & Anice
R. Clark
Grocers Btury
Marshall
John Barnard
Manuer
Fusbenner
Alinda
Yancy Goode and News Depot
Alltie
Ciildren's
I. P. Bush
Jansengers
Aurrounding Pa
Rtaelnrear
Vankell House
Baloon
Iul
Temple of Fashion
Gho. Schuster
Lotoris
Cassimeres
Wepwaxps Starzr
Heyer
Ken McNeal
Second Street
Dugglea
Blackamtthe
Virtoas Storses
Ken. McNeal
James C. Law
Witere
Ber
Iso Keay
Claus Lum
Coal &Wood
D. H. Anderson
Wits
Isa Yard
D. I. Andhsheon
James and
North
John Morgan
Jonn Morgan
Miyouri
Uleo
Dannhotarere
Coma-siong
Oaoland
PROM
Frank Kleinheiz
Walter Beott
W. K. Clark
M. Krenz
Ww. Kuse
J.8. Burt
Ek. B. Krenz
Theodore Noll
Hamburg
A.C. Weis
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