Old Settlers Remember Marshall County Pioneers in Lawrence Visit
A Kansas journey notes Marshall county’s early figures with tales of rural life, Indian massacres, and a sheriff race. Richard Hunt recalls ties to the Roberts family and frontier dangers, while Lawrence is described as a growing hub with a grand university building and a riverfront landscape. The correspondent observes settlement patterns, land wealth, and cattle ranching across the central west frontier.
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Putnam County
Washington
Chicago
Richard Hunt
Roberts
Indian Creek
Ottawa
Caledonia
Sandy
Whittefield
Henry
Marshall County
John Burns
Johnson
Barnes
Magnolia
Lacon
Spoonriyct
Monmouth
Knoxville
Springfield
Broaddus
Bonham
Presbyterian First Church
Ann Bullman
Uhy
Oho
Strawn
Geo. O. Barnes
Theodore Perry
Frederick
Kansas ‘City St
Congregational Church
Jacksonville
New England
K.& P. R. I. Company
Lawrence
Kaw
Kansas River
Kansas
Nebraska
Massachusetts
Sheriff Jones
Quantrell
State University
Board of Regents
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Wilson Station
N. Y
Kansas Poville
Streems
Bosland
Travel observations on route and Missouri city scenes
The writer reports from the Henry to St. Louis route noting Peoria Pekin Jacksonville as the best stretch in Illinois and contrasting Marshall Morgan counties with the American Bottoms. He describes St Louis as dirty and uneven, observes diverse laborers on the levees, and recalls the Cincinnati convention moment in a southern city. At Montgomery City he praises Capt George Dunford and Clay Laker for wealth, intelligence, and pro-Union stance.
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Marshall
Morgan Counties
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philosopher of
Gotham
Missouri
Illinois
Montgomery City
George Dunford
Clay Laker
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Union
Llissergirns
Dumford Isan
Scenic Missouri and Illinois Terrain Described by Isaac C. Gorr
Isaac C. Gorr extols the landscape from high elevations noting grand oceanlike views and varied soils. He praises drought resistance, ravines, divides, and table lands, and reports over 100 civilized citizens within miles worshiping together since his arrival.
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Missouri
Ilinois
Isaac C. Gorr
Illinois press association meeting to Cham paign next Tuesday
The Illinois press association holds its annual meeting in Cham paign next Tuesday. Nearly all county cotemporaries expect to attend, and the writer and his wife plan to join. The excursion this year is to Indianapolis.
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Illinois Press Association
Champaign
Ourself
Indianapolis
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