Illinois Historical Ancedotes
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FIRES DRIVE WOLVES TO FARMS A S late as 1892, timber v/olves seriously menaced livestock in some parts of the state. According to a Carthage news item of the time, farmers in Hancock County, who had organized a camp- aign to rid the area of them, found much difficulty in getting dogs to attack the hunger-crazed creatures. Forest fires had driven the animals south along the ice on the Mississippi River.
Pago Fifty Illinois Historical Anecdotes PIONEERS PITY CITY FOLK L ETTERS written by Illinois... pioneers shovr that they took de- light in the difficulties of making hones in a new land and had little patience with pity expressed for then by their solicitous friends "back East." In 1839, an early St. Clair County settler warned a friend that a nan "who sits like wax-work for two hours over the sane page of his ledger can't possibly live here." He admitted with evident pride that he had waded kneep-deep in nud all the way fron the county seat to his farn and that he could see daylight through "the windward side" of his log house.
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FIRES DRIVE WOLVES TO FARMS A S late as 1892, timber v/olves seriously menaced livestock in some parts of the state. According to a Carthage news item of the time, farmers in Hancock County, who had organized a camp- aign to rid the area of them, found much difficulty in getting dogs to attack the hunger-crazed creatures. Forest fires had driven the animals south along the ice on the Mississippi River.
Pago Fifty Illinois Historical Anecdotes PIONEERS PITY CITY FOLK L ETTERS written by Illinois... pioneers shovr that they took de- light in the difficulties of making hones in a new land and had little patience with pity expressed for then by their solicitous friends "back East." In 1839, an early St. Clair County settler warned a friend that a nan "who sits like wax-work for two hours over the sane page of his ledger can't possibly live here." He admitted with evident pride that he had waded kneep-deep in nud all the way fron the county seat to his farn and that he could see daylight through "the windward side" of his log house.
What to read after Illinois Historical Ancedotes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Writers’ Program of the Work Projects Administration in the State of Illinois to read onlineMoreLess
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