Quincy Adams County 1875 land deed sessions debate
The record describes a 1875 Adams County board session approving a land deed from Quincy to Adams County for a courthouse site on Jefferson Square, detailing payment of 335,000 and related acts. It covers resolutions, custody of deeds, and financial arrangements with the city of Quincy, plus a Charitable Aid & Hospital Association report and swamp land recovery actions.
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County of
Adams
Quincy
Jefferson Square
Board of Education
City of
Quincey
Robert
Bonneson
Albert Demaree
Rongrr
Branrson
Aldart Dewance
Board of Supervisors
Bennson
Beblalf
Anid City
Janes J. Henproneson
Wm. A. Richardson
Jas. H. Mendrickson
Bailey
P.m
The
Charitable Aid & Hospital Association
Orince Oitantrapie An and Hospital Association
BR Berrian
Dean Sin
Jances Wooprourr
Kohler
Ferdinand ©. Walker
Commissioner of Drainage
Springfield
Washington City
Joseph B. Gilpin
Carr
Liberty Township
McKes Township
Lima Township
Gilmer Township
Committee On
Strickler
Waeneas
Washington and
Jettmaan Square
Jacatinon
Yeas and Mays
Yeas
Joutin Altix
SL Avise
Joel Boneton
Henry ©. Craig
Charles M. Grammer
Wm. Huddleston
James HE. Vendrickson
Richard Halley
Maurice Kelley
W. A. Richardson
Dra
J. $. Kohler
Honorable
Board of Supervisors of
Adams County
Union Bank of Quincey
Joval Benton
Edward Cherrill
Union Bank of
Unclear Entry Reflects Miscued Historical Notes
A fragmented OCR item lists garbled names and dates such as December 4 and January, with scattered terms like Corn Boe Rye Tle and Harley Qi, offering no clear event or context to summarize a coherent news item.
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Shlwaurkele
Mivawatie
Corn Boe
Tsae Rye Tle
Harley Qi
No Material Change in Local Finances and Grain Trade
Week in finance shows steady loans and ample bank resources yet little new paper. Grain movement to seaboard and Great Britain remains large with 17,000,000 bushels on markets. domestic prices and money demand mirror cautious conditions amid adverse weather and nonexportable currency.
Commodities and Markets Report from December 10
Agricultural data shows the 1875 corn crop among the largest in U.S. history, with a fourth higher than 1874 and about one third larger than 1869. Potatoes yield well despite moisture, tobacco up over 75 percent year over year, and sorghum surges in the South. European markets steady, Quincy grain receipts limited but prices mostly unchanged. New York and Chicago prices for wheat corn oats and pork show firming and active trading, with large livestock shipments noted in St Louis and Chicago.
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Great Britain
America
New York Herald
Liverpool
New York
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Milwaukee
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Mississippi
New England
Quincy
India
Shorts
Western Union Telegraph
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Haas
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