05 Mar 1875
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Newspaper
Linneus Weekly Bulletin
Location
Linneus, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1875
Page
1
A column notes support for religious papers in Chicago and discusses political matters in New York, Beecher Tilton case commentary, and mint production. It also reports on a Sedalia anecdote, a North Carolina expulsion vote, a hoop skirt inheritance, and remarks on suffrage and civil rights debates.
A historical sketch outlines Linn County’s early settlers and Missouri’s territorial evolution from La Salle’s claim to statehood in 1820. It traces governance from Stoddard to Jackson era, lists Missouri governors, notes congressional districts, and highlights the state’s population, settlement patterns, and ambitions for a growing metropolis.
The article outlines the upcoming Inter-National Exhibition in Philadelphia from April 19 to October 1, 1876. It notes Fairmount Park as the site with six hundred acres for display, including Grand Pavilion and halls for art, machinery, agriculture, and horticulture. The Grand Pavilion will be a Renaissance style parallelogram over 1880 by 464 feet, forming a long central avenue with a distant vista.
Special correspondence from Mapisonville Tennessee describes a southern tour starting January 29 from New Cambria Missouri to Macon City and St. Louis. The writer notes good country production, corn at 45 cents per bushel, and visits farms led by Mr Gilliland, then details travel through Illinois Kentucky and Tennessee, commenting on towns, weather, and markets along the way.
A reflective meditation on hidden guilt and divine judgment. The speaker insists that God sees the guilty heart beyond outward piety, promising that deceit will be stripped away in time and the honest will stand.
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