Pope County Notes
Pope County Notes
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Later, Drumm moved his mill to Gibbon's Creek, south of Herod. In addition to having been a miller, he is recalled by older per- sons as an excellent old time fiddler.
Another mill was operated by Joseph Broadway on Hayes Creek, southwest of Eddyville. This mill was one of the largest watermills in Pope County, grinding as much as one hundred twenty-five bushels of grain in a day. It was in operation from about 1875 to 1876, perhaps longer. According to local tradition, it ground only corn.
Ano...ther early mill was located on Lusk Creek about one and one half miles west of Raum, where the old roadway from Lusk's Ferry to Frank- fort crossed the stream. Still another was located about two miles north- west of Brownfield, but it is not known by what power it was opera- ted. According to tradition, this mill was at one time operated by a man named Bagly and was both a saw- mill and a gristmill. The name of Bagly is also associated with a mill that stood near Glendale. Accord- ing to local reports, this mill was op- erated by steam power.
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Later, Drumm moved his mill to Gibbon's Creek, south of Herod. In addition to having been a miller, he is recalled by older per- sons as an excellent old time fiddler.
Another mill was operated by Joseph Broadway on Hayes Creek, southwest of Eddyville. This mill was one of the largest watermills in Pope County, grinding as much as one hundred twenty-five bushels of grain in a day. It was in operation from about 1875 to 1876, perhaps longer. According to local tradition, it ground only corn.
Ano...ther early mill was located on Lusk Creek about one and one half miles west of Raum, where the old roadway from Lusk's Ferry to Frank- fort crossed the stream. Still another was located about two miles north- west of Brownfield, but it is not known by what power it was opera- ted. According to tradition, this mill was at one time operated by a man named Bagly and was both a saw- mill and a gristmill. The name of Bagly is also associated with a mill that stood near Glendale. Accord- ing to local reports, this mill was op- erated by steam power.
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