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Newspaper
Linneus Weekly Bulletin
Location
Linneus, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1875
Page
3
The Brookfield community notes a suspended publication of The New Era and a shift in staff while reporting a spring social at the school with about 50 couples enjoying music by Prof. Quapnea son’s band. Farmers report corn planting in good ground conditions and favorable weather for growth.
The column laments hopper prospects yet relays a lively local scene in Laclede. It critiques a Clark concert as uneven while praising several songs, and covers a reception for I. Deeing and wife with a large guest list. Anon signs off with proverbs about crime and fate.
The North Missouri Wool Growers' Association sets a June 2 meeting in Brookfield Linn County Missouri with a 10 am start. Addressed by Secy Rapa Sita the notice urges a full turnout due to nearby Sunday School picnics at Laclede.
A Kansas letter from Sumner County dated May 17, 1875, reports there are no grasshoppers and crop prospects are excellent with wheat in head and corn growing well. It notes black birds did not damage corn and criticizes convention delegates for costly idle amendments and delays. It also covers Missouri and Ohio political chatter about railroad valuations and a GOP candidate search against William Allen.
Meas of cash prices for eggs butter chickens turkeys corn wheat rye oats and other farm goods from Linn County and Meadville markets dated May 24 and May 26 1875. Rows include beeswax lard bacon sides hams shoulders dried apples peaches green corn meal and potatoes with unit prices.
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