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Linneus Weekly Bulletin

Location

Linneus, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1875

Page

2

The Convention and Proposed State Reforms

The piece reports on the Missouri Constitutional Convention and predicts features likely to be adopted. It outlines limits on legislative terms and taxation, funding for schools, and restrictions on debt. It details representation plans with county quotas and future census-based adjustments.

Columbia Statesman Col. Switzler Convention Shade of Drake Moon St Louis Jackson Buchanan Franklin Green Johnson Lafayette Macon Marion Pike Laiine Senate Norencad Todd Callaway

The Alabama Swindle and Grasshopper News

A Senate seat corruption report describes bribery and use of troops to influence Alabama elections. It cites Perrin and Glass among others, notes court-room style maneuvering to seat Spencer, and questions Republican accountability. Separate notes report grasshopper outbreaks in several states with Professor Riley advising crops be shifted to broom corn and castor beans.

Spencer United States Senate Perrin Alabama Capitol Hinds Post Office Williams Senate Macon County Miller Martin St. Louis Republican Party Riley St. Louis Times

Unrighteous Gain Sermon Sparks Local Debate In Brookfield

From Brookfield Maine May 26 1875 highlights include Rev Harrah’s Congregational sermon on unjust enrichment. The piece contrasts James Stewart style business ethics with Harrah’s critique while noting local social events, visitors and entertainments including Miss Alice Sawyer’s Chicago trip and a St Joseph Gazette correspondent’s visit.

Brooxrerp Vr. Harrah Mr. Harrah A. T. Stewart New York Stewart Harrah Mr. Ha Strawbridge Alice Sawyer Chicago St. Joseph

Bucklin News Roundup From May 1875

Bucklin letters discuss local pests and economics with Mr. Towner’s cash, Johnson’s plows, and Brandenburger goods. They note a possible drug store, low prices, and competition shaping trade. Sunday School concerns to be managed by local leaders. Greenwood’s death rumor debunked by Bucklin correspondent.

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Meadville Notes From Parson Creek in 1575

Local items from Meadville Missouri include a new house contract by contractor R. P. Henry and builder John Thomas for a northeast dwelling, a Locust Creek immersion by Rev. Carrelton, road work to the cemetery, and updates on weather crops. Also reports on a women’s incident at Yankee Ridge, preaching by Rev. Sidebottom, and Gladys Harvey leaving for California for health.

Borrok BoLieves R. PT. Henry John Thomas Linneus Henry A. P. Woolverton Ald. Black DeGraw J. Carrelton Utica Yankee Ridge Wierda Hth Atv Welock A.M R. E. Sidebottom Wil M. E Commrs Grace Harvey California Gish Wheeling Haber Biz Schiors Parson Creek Township

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