Impressions of N W Arkansas By Vrank Woon
Traveler Vrank Woon writes of Bliss Arkansas trip arriving Siloam Springs at night to find no family at the train. He notes high river, bridge shortage, springs and fruit farms, upland soils with flint, rough roads, hospitality, and a mixed view of crops, climate, schools, politics, and prospects for Arkansas.
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Marriage of Hannah Morse and James A Putman in Maquoketa
The couple, both of Maquoketa, wed Tuesday evening November 16 1898 at the bride’s home on North Main Street. Rev Sam Shepherd officiated. The ceremony was quiet and happy. They will remain in Maquoketa through spring or longer with the best wishes of friends.
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North Main Street
Sam’s Shepherd
Hannah Morse
James A. Putman
Maquoketa
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