Methodist preacher reports success in Clay City church revival
The Patoka circuit evangelist writes from Clay City about a warm welcome, a thriving church, and a revival with thirty nine conversions and twenty accessions. He notes the town’s three churches and three saloons, hopes for their departure, and asks about old friends the Hudspeths.
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Patoka
Clay City
Hudspeths
Imaginary Dialogue at Rainbow and Rural Reflections
An excerpt records an Imaginative dialogue at the Rainbow with town characters debating Dunsey Cass’s fate and Silas Milner’s money. The piece notes community life, drinking, marriage plans, and mentions settlers from Illinois Missouri Oklahoma and Texas seeking land, schools, and churches in the future.
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Dunsey Cass
Silas Milner
Mr. Snell
Jem Todney
Farrier
Jem
Bob
Ben Winthrop
Eppie
Jake
Godfrey
Silas
Aaron
Cass
Ben
Reply to Resentment Letter Cites West Truth and Land Claims
A reader defends western conditions in a requested public reply to Mrs. Caldwell of San Antonio. He claims extensive land ownership by one man blocks settlement, cites routes via Fort Scott Fort Worth and the Gulf Coast Line, and references Santa Maria on the old Military road as a long established area.
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R. R. Caldwell
San Antonio
Texas
Fort Scott
Ft. Worth
Gulf Coast Line
Harlingen
Mercedes
Dinois
Santa Maria
Independence News Brevity From A Rural Ledger
Health concerns prevail with several grip cases. Miss Jane Armstrong returns home from a trip while Loraine Armstrong visits Carbondale. C. W. Martin hauls logs toward Nattier's mill site and C. O. Livesay logs Perry Davidson’s land. Will Bates returns from Arkansas. Mrs. Manley visits Moneaqua. Mrs. Willie Martin recovers from illness. Jim Quayle travels to Vandalia. Onis Armstrong attends a relative’s funeral in Centralia.
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Jane Armstrong
Loraine Armstrong
Carbondale
Henry Wernsman
C. O. Livesay
Perry Davidson
Joe Bates
W. H. Cooper
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