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V. THE PURE BRED INDUSTRY · Frank Webster Farley · 1918
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... As early as 1833, a man by the name of James Williams, brought some Shorthorn cattle of the Patten Stock, from Kentucky to Sangamon county. In 1834, J. D. Smith and J. N. Brown ...

JAMES CLARK." · Greeno, Follett L. (Follett Lamberton), 1889- [Editor] · 2006
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"Island Grove, Sangamon Co., Ill., "December 25, 1850. "_Mr. Obed Hussey, Baltimore, Md.: "Dear Sir:--Last summer I received two of Hussey's Mowing and Reaping Machines; one from your own shop in Baltimore ...

IV. THE RANGE INDUSTRY · Frank Webster Farley · 1918
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... At that time, fully 85 per cent of such counties as Sangamon, Morgan, and Logan, were in grass. "The cattle that were secured from Missouri, Iowa, and Kansas, were purchased during the fall months ...

III. CATTLE BARONS AND PIONEER DROVERS OF ILLINOIS · Frank Webster Farley · 1918
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... It is related that his search took him down into Sangamon county, where he was so struck with its natural advantages, from a cattle standpoint, that he determined to migrate."

V. THE PURE BRED INDUSTRY · Frank Webster Farley · 1918
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... important part in beef production in this state, and it was only a few years after this time that they were taken into Sangamon county, where Shorthorns had first gotten their strong hold."[27]

V. THE PURE BRED INDUSTRY · Frank Webster Farley · 1918
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... Highmore of Rochester, Illinois, sold 30 Shorthorn cows and heifers at the Sangamon County Fair Grounds. The total number brought $3,140. Average of the cows was $104.66. They also sold 14 bulls ...

III. CATTLE BARONS AND PIONEER DROVERS OF ILLINOIS · Frank Webster Farley · 1918
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... During several seasons, he bought for the purpose of feeding cattle, all the corn for sale in Macon, Sangamon, and Champaign counties. Each year, for nine years, he drove these cattle overland via Muncie ...

"OBED HUSSEY." · Greeno, Follett L. (Follett Lamberton), 1889- [Editor] · 2006
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... For 1834 we annex two letters giving an account of the two machines made this year, one in Illinois, and the other in New York, viz: "Spring Creek, Sangamon Co., Ill., "October 1st, 1854 ...

II. CATTLE FEEDING INDUSTRY[5] · Frank Webster Farley · 1918
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... Down in Morgan and Sangamon counties, even recollections of the cattle trade, as it existed in the days of John T. Alexander and Jacob Strawn, are being rapidly affected. A few cattle come in ...

III. CATTLE BARONS AND PIONEER DROVERS OF ILLINOIS · Frank Webster Farley · 1918
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... Harris came into this state, no streams were bridged, and there were only eleven families on the Sangamon river from its source to the limits of Piatt county. Fifteen years later not a half ...

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