Battery That Has Greatest Record At Iuka Mississippi 1862
The Eleventh Ohio Battery at Iuka Mississippi September 19 1862 earned a legendary record for stand up fighting and loss. Col Cyrus Sears who commanded the battery sent a letter three days after the fight, recounting a brutal day of war with vivid detail and heroic endurance. The battery suffered 16 killed and 38 wounded of about 103 engaged, holding a ridge position against repeated Confederate assaults until dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Tuka
Miss
Cyrus Sears
Philadelphia, Ledger
Iuka
Army of the Mississippi
Price & Co
Fifth Iowa
Cleventh Ohio
Eoon
Iowa
Indiana
Minnesota
Twenty- Sixth Missouri
Sixteenth Iowa
Buckley
What Bushytail Will Jory Never Do Again
A family tale of a bold young squirrel named Bushytail who disobeys caution to chase extra acorns. Stranded on the ground in a rainstorm, her brother carries her to safety as their mother looks on with grave concern in a woodland cabin setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jory
Jack
Evelyn
Hegan
Wooda
Thare
Papa Squirrel
Mamma
Isvelyn
Hoy
Daddy
Bushytall
Sis
Sia
Acoma
Diddy
Paddy
Farmers Institutes Meet to Plan Seasonal Locations
The County Board of Farmers Institute Managers will convene at the County Commissioners office on June 13 to arrange venue details for this season. Members include local State Board of Agriculture reps, one from each County Agricultural Society, Pomona Grange, and County Alliance. absent attendees may send requests to H. C. George, West Lebanon, chairman, or to the County Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institutes
County Board of Farmers’ Institute
County Commissioners’ Office
State Board of Agriculture
Steel land deal eyed near Blairsville with giant mill plan
Reports claim leasing across the Blairsville area, from the Cokeville railroad bridge to Blairsville Intersection, to back a colossal iron and steel mill by backers linked to Wim B Corey and H Frick. Plans include extending a railroad into the territory and potentially a new town west of the line, rivaling United States Steel at Gary. Two Percheron stallions, Prince Albert and Modoc, will stand weekly at J N Montgomery’s Richmond barn, W C Treese’s Lovejoy livery, and Garmantown on set days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crabb
Hill Farms
Blairaville
Cokeville Railroad
Blairsville
Wim. B. Corey
United States Steel Company
H. ©. Frick
Ita
Messia, Corey and Frick
Conemaugh River
Indiana Branch
Josephipé
Unite States Steel Company
Gary
Ind
Prince Albert
Modoc
J. N. Montgomery
Richmond
W. C. Treese
Lovejoy
Garmantown
Thorn King And Other Stallions To Begin Season Soon
Thorn King black driving horse Onlo King Englishire hay tailion Howard Belgian sorrel stallion and Caesar Percheron gray stallion will begin the season around April 20. They will work Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays at Onborg stable and the rest of the week at the Homer road stable near the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorn King
Howard
Caesar
Bart
Onborg
Homer Road
Fair Grounds
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uy Dones Bushytail
Ati
Blairsvile
Steving
Bell Phone
American Union
Indiana, Pa
Nighta Calle
Ed. C. Edwards
Uge
W. S. Daugherty
Phila
Street
H.m.conrath
Lowman Ridg
Phila. St
Sillk
Wallace Dry Goods Co
J. C. Wallace & Son, Proprietors
Shaffer & Keller
America
Balbriggan
Porosknit
Hafter & Keller Cor
7Th
Tana, PA
Fedon Re
Rossmoyne Flouring Mills
Frantz Brothers, Proprietors
Rossmoyne
Pennsylvania
Ross’s
Brushvalley
Yours Truly
H. F. Ross
Brushvaliev
David Ellis & Son
Roger
Victor Roller
David, Ellis
Geo. D. Leydic
Undertaker
Embalier
L. Pattison Co
Phila. Street
Syracuse
St. Clair, Rinn & CO
Water Street
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