Winter forecast lore and local notices from Lacon Vicinity
In Lacon area news Rev Read begins a four day meeting at Steuben and Whitefield churches. The community records deaths, weddings, and family moves, including Greenburg Crane’s funeral, John Gray Jr. leaving for Europe, and Mra Orr moving to White Cloud. Local incidents cover an arrest, a horse death, a bridge mishap, a flood affecting farms, and social events at the M E church.
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V O. B
the Baptist Church
Steuben
Whitefield
Greenburg L Crane
M. E
W.W Dean
Frank Wier
Marshalltown
Iowa
John Gray, Jr
Rishland
la Rose
Europe
Leipste
Germany
John
Himsalf
Charles Walser
Solomon
Peoria
Miss Baughnan
Clarke &Lo
Peanut Ridge
Wm Wright
Igniow
The
Union Church
Jd Shaw
Novis Amos Grosst
Peoria Democrat
Elliott
N W Clark
John Carmichell
L. Mahler
Jake
T M Shaw
Spencer Ellsworth
Journal
P. Garrigus
Inland region between Whack and Ancien in early winter
The passage describes a midwestern land region equidistant from Whack to the west and Ancien to the east, extending toward Robin's land while turning south with approaching winter. It notes mud abundance, corn yields per acre, exploration plans by Capt Bracken, a Desi school proposal, and local optimism about future harvests and prices.
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Egypt
Joseph
High Prairie Scientific Society
Capt Bracken
Meee Oey
Putnam
Senachwine
Local Notes From Milo Area Mention Travel and Life Events
Milo reports Milo resident Milo. Joel Skelton of New Rutland on relatives visit plans to return by Thursday after a long trip via Indiana Nebraska Iowa and Kansas totaling 244 months away. Wilbur Fate reportedly married in Bloomington last Thursday but the bride’s name is not learned. Scott Austin built a large 40 by 60 foot barn with 20 foot posts and a 40 acre outlook. Maria Lutheriana of Adell Iowa visits relatives possibly spending winter there. Maggie Curl daughter of A and Mary Curl died in Ottawa Kansas on membranous croup November 5. Henry Stever moved to Iowa seeking land and 40 acre lots. Johnson Fate bought Thomas Nevitt Farm for about 9000 dollars and may start life anew after marriage.
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Milo
Joel Skelton
New Rutland
Marshall County
Maria Lutheriana
Adell
Iowa
Ottawafkan
Maggie
Mary Curl
Curl
Henry Stever
Johnson Fate
Thomas Nevitt
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Clothiers
Henry
DRY Bron. & CO
Illinois
Washington St
New York
Worth St
Vicinity News
Lacon
Sparland
Riddall
E. A. Orr
White Cloud Kan
Po- Neaman Ray
Polics
Hraefield
Joseph Placher
G. W. Zimmerman
Springfee Pewee
Grand Lodge
Joe Malone
Gimlet Hollow
Varna
M. Keller
Mias K
A.J. Boll
Roy Brink
Gurnon
Magnolia
R. Evans
Wenona
Va Hannum
Cricker
J. Neal
Nebraska
Kansas
Hopkins
C Monier
Dimtown
White- Neld Corners
Richard Tremain, Jr
PauLy
Maprioxa
Dr Fieldhouse
Patmnton J Webber
Maj A. P. Webber
Marian Stephenson
Mra Robinson
Peoria County
Mra Fieldhouse
Frank Seeley
Livingstone
Alster
Kennedy
Starlapper
Darby Douty
Homnopin
Capk
Zack T. Duncan
Croup
Patterson
Lyle H. Durley
Hennepin
Chicago
Nancy
Mooeting
Joe Fairfield
Dri J
Holloway
Chicago Daily Tribune
Special Dispatch
Elgin
Ill
Clark W Brown
Kane County
Rawstead
Jadan
Class
Granville
Peru
Mercury
A.P Burbank
Magnosia
Grand Army of the Republic
John Myers
Bmr Myers
Albert E King
Squire Davis
Gaylord
T. M. McIntosh
Yolton
O. M. Taylor
Pellsville
Vermillion County
B.F. Baker
R. Mitchell
Morrille
Emma James
Brown
High Prairie
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