Annals of Platte County, Missouri - Paxton
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1871, AUG. 512 THE "VENTILATOR" An omnibus is run by Blakley and Cockrill between Platte City and Weston. Aug. 28 - The ladies of Weston give a concert for the benefit of the Kansas City Orphans' Home. Aug. 30 - L. Shepard issues another Ventilator against the "Ring". The Landmark of the 8th of September replies. Aug. 31 - The last rail of the through lines of the C. & S. W. Railway is laid. Wheat is a fair average; corn is excellent. Generous rains. SEPTEMBER "Sorehead" paper. The Landmark Platte City Public School W. A. Wash Martha Jack W. K. Faulconer J. F. Flannery James W. Bane The Landmark Dr. A. T. Guthrie Dr. B. F. Spencer Parkville Platte City dentist Triennial Conclave at Baltimore N. B. Anderson J. Beery G. W. Belt I. P. Cartwright A. J. Coleman T. H. Coleman F. Y. Flannery W. H. Hunt B. W. Gilbert Thos. E. Jenkins E. J. Miller T. W. Park F. M. Tufts Tracy John Ryan hotel C. C. Redman apples Weston county court Central Railroad stock DR. THOMAS BEAUMONT died one mile east of Platte City, where he was living. Medical College of Philadelphia