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Newspaper
Linneus Weekly Bulletin
Location
Linneus, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1875
Page
4
An elderly Chariton County woman visits a local office seeking action against a preacher accused of corrupting her daughter. The dialogue exposes clashes over church affiliation, legality, and the extent of redress while a separate report highlights Prof. Gannett’s summer exploration of the Gunnison Canon and its dramatic vertical walls.
Tourists explore Canyon of the Yellowstone region noting depths near ten thousand feet and shallow clear river beds. Grand and Gannison are praised for dramatic white walls and minaret like forms. Red and yellow colors come from iron and sulfur springs along the banks. Dr Hiryden comments on the scenery and experiences.
A bill by Hon. John J. O'Neill establishing that a married woman's personal property and income remain her separate property under her sole control. It bars seizure by creditors of her husband, with exceptions for property with wife written assent and preexisting debts. The act repeals inconsistent laws.
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