First Day of June 1475 Horse Theft Report
Journal entry recalls a horse thief on a jaded black horse near Vinland. Farmers gather near George Pitt place to compare reports and plan interception while T H Weeks of Lastrenre recalls the incident. Faded memory and scattered testimonies describe paths toward Bills Jones crossroads and Willow Springs road amid local raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hat
Sukarusa
Baldwin Amd Virland
Vity
Vipland
George Pitt Place
Vinland
Douglas County
T. H. Weeks
Lastrenre
Bills Jones Cross Roads
Iran
Equity House
Willow Springs Road
Ayso
Paris Queens for This Year Reflect Local War Stories
A faded recollection recalls a tense pursuit in a rural field where a armed man was cornered and captured by Sheriff Carmean. The narrative recalls the burning of Vinland grade school, early teachers like Tauri DuMars, and the old stone schoolhouse built circa 1869 amid a landscape of homesteads and neighbors recalling the events fifty years later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirivine
Strange
Vinland
Tauri DuMars
George Fi
Drunkards Receive Salina Jail Sentences Judge Rules
Fort Apache court sentences aim at repeat offenders found guilty of drunkenness. James Gl Tage references and scattered notes indicate a harsh approach to public intoxication with jail time as the consequence for each conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James GL Tage
Fort Apache
Salina
Arthyr
New Federal Building Construction Update
Fragmentary notes indicate an introduced bill to fund the construction of a single federal building. The text mentions a congress introduction and a financier or advocate named Peder, with a terse line about surrender or withdrawal.
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Congress
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James G. Miff
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Aes
Paris Queens
Kieran
Trepe Aes
Heauty
Peri
Lea Om
Mile
Liliane Clay
eTraisier
Uipopenge
Tanlette Ele
Treatty
Mail
Monor
Tito
Issn
Mi Und
Wilson
United States
Col. House
Paris
France
Germany
St. Louis
ST. Lou
Walter Edgar Dealer
Lawrence, Kan
Elm ST
Arland
Fisher
Oakland
Dicker Bros
Romine, & Son
Achning
Mass
Ir Business
Art Furniture
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