A Midwest Travelogue and Civil War of Weather
Correspondence from Eau Claire Wisconsin dated February 17 1884 recounts a week of floods snows and travel between Chicago Portage City Kilbourn City Manston and Necedah with reflections on river levels and winter hardship. It includes a Cincinnati Ohio letter describing Ohio River flooding and a obituary for Mrs Sarah Stevens detailing her life in New York Michigan and Tekonsha and her faith.
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Special Meeting Minutes of the School Board 1884
Special meeting minutes discuss a February 18 1884 gathering. N J Frink proposes paying teachers at March institute with attendance certificates, and the spring farm to close one week early. Bills audited include John Davin Co 1608.94 J Cronin Jr 16.65 Kappia Co 1 G.
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Death of Caleb Carrier Pioneer Farmer of Calhoun County
Caleb Carrier a pioneer farmer born May 4 1807 in Cayuga County New York died February 11 1884 in Chicago at his daughter Mrs Sidney Thomas residence after a sudden heart disease. He lived in Calhoun County and rested in Rice Creek churchyard beside his wife. A man of temperance industry and integrity he served as a magistrate of Sheridan and held other offices. His death marks the passing of the old settlers who tamed the wilderness.
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Mr. Carrier
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