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1904

A man sold his interests in Orfordville and purchased a seventy-seven-acre farm in Section 14, Spring Valley township.

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Beloit1904During 1904

The Beloit National bank purchased the Carpenter block at the east end of the bridge on the north side of East Grand avenue and moved there.

Beloit1904During 1904

A man served a term as mayor of Beloit beginning in 1904 (term 1904–1906).

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Rock County1904

A man sold his interests in Orfordville and purchased a seventy-seven-acre farm in Section 14, Spring Valley township.

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there he returned to Rock county and bought from his father eighty acres of land, which he worked until 1901, when he sold it and again engaged in blacksmithing at Orfordville. In 1904 he sold his interests in Orfordville and purchased his present farm of seventy-seven acres in Section 14, Spring Valley township, where, besides general farming, he devotes himself to raising high grade farm stock and growing tobacco. His farm is under a high state of cultivation and improved with a fine dwelling house, good barn, tobacco sheds and other buildings, and is justly regarded one of the model places of Rock county.

Brown, William Fiske, editor. Rock County, Wisconsin: A New History of Its Cities, Villages, Towns, Citizens and Varied Interests, from the Earliest Times, Up to Date. Chicago: C. F. Cooper & Co., 1908. 2 vols. archive.org/details/rockcountywiscon01brow, archive.org/details/rockcountywiscon02brow.Vol. 2, PDF p. 546 / book p. 1030

1904

Rock CountyA

1904

A man sold his interests in Orfordville and purchased a seventy-seven-acre farm in Section 14, Spring Valley township.

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Rock County1904

A man sold his interests in Orfordville and purchased a seventy-seven-acre farm in Section 14, Spring Valley township.

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there he returned to Rock county and bought from his father eighty acres of land, which he worked until 1901, when he sold it and again engaged in blacksmithing at Orfordville. In 1904 he sold his interests in Orfordville and purchased his present farm of seventy-seven acres in Section 14, Spring Valley township, where, besides general farming, he devotes himself to raising high grade farm stock and growing tobacco. His farm is under a high state of cultivation and improved with a fine dwelling house, good barn, tobacco sheds and other buildings, and is justly regarded one of the model places of Rock county.