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Belleville News-Democrat, Sept. 8, 1917 September 9, 1849-Mr. Cowan (of Sugar Grove, Menard County) has invented a plough which is really a very ingenious article. It is made without a weld, has two shares and two moulds, and can be changed from one horse into a two horse plough, all steel, including the bar-of course, very durable, and it is said very cheap. Mr. Cowan is about to establish a manufactory of this plough in this city (Springfield). He has applied for a patent. Contributed by Kristin Vaughn
Belleville News-Democrat, Oct. 10, 1918 October 10, 1859-Tonica and Petersburg R.R. The Menard Index is jubilant at the receipt of news that Messrs. Yates and Green have purchased sufficient iron, chairs and spikes to lay the Tonica and Petersburg R.R. from Jacksonville to Petersburg, with a fair prospect of securing enough to continue the work to Washington. They have also purchased the iron to lay the road from Washington to Fremont. Contributed by Kristin Vaughn
The Daily Inter Ocean, Sept. 27, 1891
The Secretary of State to-day issued corporation licenses as follows: Contributed by Kristin Vaughn
The Daily Inter Ocean, Oct. 18, 1892
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