The Hebron Journal 50th Anniversary Edition

The Hebron Journal February 11, 1921
The Journal's Golden Anniversary Commemorating the Journal's Birth, February 9, 1871, -- Fifty Years Ago Personal Reminiscences and Greetings From Beloved Pioneers Appear in this Issue Tragedies, Heartaches, Disappointments and Humorous Situations Graphically Described by Many Early Settlers
A very special thank you to the "present day" Hebron Journal for permitting us to share these wonderful stories with you.
To make your search easier, check the index for this Hebron Journal anniversary edition. Note: Index only includes stories with active links. Other stories will be indexed as they are added.
To Protect From Indian Depredations	When H.J. Struve Was "On the Bench"	Mrs. Pluss Tells How "Tenderfeet" Came West
In the Days of the Red-Skins	History of Fire Department	When Hebron Had Competing Bands
Attacked by Indians in '69	Before Chester was Formed	Notable Citizens
When Travel Was Slow	A Good Story of Catholic Church	Presbyterian Church
When Hebron was Cooked in a Fire Place	Remains of Overland Burying Ground Northwest of Hebron	The Grasshopper Scourge
Drove Tweny Miles to Sing	Fore-Runner of Civilization	Founding of Methodist Church
The First Christian Church	Rev. John Meyer	John W. Hughes Erected Many Buildings
A "Farthest West" Mill	The Starting of Bruning	A Great Order Started in Hebron
When People Were Permitted to Ride on "Cow Catchers"	W.J. Thompson Rode Over The Halliday Stage Line	Served at Ft. Butler
When F.A. Powell Worked on the Journal	One of the Pioneer Suffragists	Fighting Fire in "69
The First Board of Town Trustees	List of Original Town Fathers	City First Planned to Be South of River
Lumber For First House Hauled From Marysville, Kansas	"Joe" Hendershot Helped	Why There are Trees in Hebron
Early History of Thayer County Early Known characters Living in This Vicinity	Cottonwood School House 12x14	L.P. Luce Came in '65 Tells of the Division and Formation of Thayer County
W.M. Hill Says He Was A Green Boy	Old-Time Reader	In the Days When Land Was Cheap
Settlers Were Induced To Come West	The Young's Came Early	The First Officers of Thayer County
Golden Words From Mrs. E.M. Correll	A Tribute	When Carleton Was Called Coldran
Found Friends Out Here	Steve Forsdick - Early Pioneer	A Romance in 1853
Early History of Davenport	A Girl's Impression of the West	The Funniest of All
The First School District	Mrs. Heath Served on First Jury	They Loved Hebron

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