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Linn County Register

Location

Marion, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1859

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Farmers Should Report Produce Prices Directly to The Marion Register

The Marion Register urges farmers to report sale prices of produce directly at the office. Editors argue this yields accurate market data beyond nominal prices, noting city reporters are costly. The plan aims to furnish a reliable weekly price index and help farmers judge market prospects for the coming week.

Marion Struas St. Louis Chicago the Register

Registry plan to register voters before elections faces critique

The New York Tribune advocates a streamlined registry system assigning a small board in each township to list legal voters ten days before elections. The process would begin with the senior trustee listing known voters, then the junior adding others, followed by alphabetical arrangement and a final revision. If done properly, most eligible voters would be registered with minimal effort.

The New York Tribune the Tribune

Accident Buried Alive In Well At Court House Grounds

An 19th century Ft. Dodge report describes three Fairfield men Joseph Grandidier Andrew Wheelan and John Mr Nolan buried alive when a well collapsed on Court House grounds. Coroner verdict and other items follow in the era's miscellany.

Buildings to rise in Mount Vernet amid hard times

The News reports plans for multiple new business buildings in Mount Vernet despite economic hardship. Sha ver & Albright plan a two story brick on Main Street between the Landis House and Hazlett's Drug Store, G. B. Bowman and others announce similar projects adjoining existing structures. The buildings will be used for business purposes.

Iuprovalants Mount Vernet Messrs. Shaver & Albright Landis Hazlett G. B. Bowman McKean E. D. Waln M. L. Ink

Correspondence from Wapsy Valley shows steady progress in 1859

The Linn County Register prints Cedar Rapids notes on Wapsipinicon and Buffalo area growth. Despite floods and hard times, Paria sawmill repair, a new Central City bridge, a Buffalo flouring mill, and local farmers meeting debts. Schools prosper, and people anticipate stronger education under the new system.

Linn “County Register Jackson ‘Township Linn Co Register Iowa Wapsy Valley Wapsy Paria Wapsipinnicon Paris Central City Buffalo Friends of Education P. QD. Jackson

Blacksmiths of Marion Urge Growth and Honor Roll

A 1859 letter highlights Marion blacksmiths Stephen J. Pollock William Stewart Hyatt and Boughton William Blackman and Co praising their shops on Linn and Washington streets. The writer envisions attracting more workers to build a thriving city and proposes honoring a renter who would relocate for a worthy cause.

Marion Linn Street Pollock Wim. Stewart Linn Washington Streets Stewart Messrs. Hyatt & Boughton Washington Street Market Street Wm. IL Blackman & Co S. L. Pollock Greene & Graves Burlington Town City M. Short Cevar

Powder Mill Explosion Shakes Akron Region

A massive explosion at the Austin Powder Co drying house near Akron Michigan? No, Akron Ohio zone. The blast at about 9 am emptied the valley with a mile radius burned debris and shattered windows. No deaths reported though panes and roofs damaged and a schoolhouse nearby severely leveled. Col. Sidney Edgerton witnessed the event and alerted locals as a towering smoke column rose like Vesuvius.

Austin Powder Co Cuyahoga Akron Tallmadge Sidney Edgerton Cellara Edgerton Croek

Ice Boat Arrival Sparks La Crosse Excitement

La Crosse crowds erupt at midnight as a Prairie du Chien ice boat arrives, captain Filkins touts success after a four day run with heavy freight. The race toward St Paul features bets and rivals from Dresbach to Red Wing as excitement reigns.

la Crosse Prairie du Chione St. Paul Filkins Prairie du Chien Northwestern Burbank Exprose Dresbach City Winona Red Wing

Post Route Bill Sparks Tax Hike and Franking Clash

The Senate passed a controversial post route bill by 30 to 26 it raises single letter postage from three to five cents and increases newspaper postage out of counties of publication. It preserves the franking privilege while shifting costs onto mail users and critics urge House action to block the measure.

Senate Yulce United States House of Representatives New York Tribune

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