Courts of Linn County court calendar notice
Courts of Linn County outline common pleas and probate sessions with scheduling notes. Jurisdiction in Brookfield and Linnens lists first Mondays for various terms and the named clerks and officers.
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Newspaper
Linneus Weekly Bulletin
Location
Linneus, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1874
Page
1
Courts of Linn County outline common pleas and probate sessions with scheduling notes. Jurisdiction in Brookfield and Linnens lists first Mondays for various terms and the named clerks and officers.
Linn County Masonic style notices listing numerous Grange chapters with masters and secretaries, post office towns, and regular meeting times. Entries include Brookfield, Economy, North Salem, Industry, Jackson, Jefferson, Meadville, Brookfield Pleasant, Parson Creek, St Catharine, Strawberry, Turkey Creek, Willow Vale and others with meeting cadence and officer names.
A dense digest of political moves and social notes from March including education debates in California, tax and church issues, legislative wrangling in Iowa and Nebraska, a Virginia court ruling on homestead exemptions, remarks by Sumner and Dawes, and New Hampshire governor election quirks. Contains multiple named figures, places, and entities.
The article discusses temperance activism and women's prayer campaigns, debating propriety and broader social impact. It cites a historical note on Millard Fillmore and a disputed Toledo Times claim, then recounts an Indiana saloon scene with a church member reacting to women praying nearby.
Ep Barron reports from a high Nevada mining district fifty miles south of Humboldt Wells. He notes record cold and deep snow up to forty feet, cattle losses across the region, and plans for a thriving camp with mines, wood, and water for reduction works. The nearest church is Salt Lake City, three hundred miles away. wildlife and diverse scenery are described as part of frontier life.
Dr P Woopurrr writes from California about wool farming success and a wide range of farm prices. He notes grain, livestock, poultry costs, labor wages, and land values, plus a lengthy digression on Grangers and political politics. The letter ends with health remarks and family status.
The Payette Democratic Banner rebukes the Jefferson City Tribune for attacking its independence. It accuses Democratic papers of serving the people and condemns absent legislators who hinder legislation. It warns the Tribune of ridicule for criticizing partisan presses and calls for economy and reform.
Missouri expands iron and rail production with tripled capital and more than doubled workforce in three years. Rails reached 120000 tons in 1873 as western markets grow across Iowa Nebraska Kansas Colorado and Arkansas. St Louis emerges as a major western manufacturing hub while capital remains under 20 million. Brigham Young reportedly holds 7000000 in Bank of England.
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