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This Week in Odessa History

Many new residents arrive in 1902

The Odessa Record of March 17, 1916, included a front-page column on doings from 14 years prior. Since The Record has no archives from 1902, so we include it in this issue.

Notes of interest to old timers. Frank Schmierer bought a half section of land near Quincy last week at $9 per acre. Christian Doering and family of Parkston, S.D. arrived and will locate south of town.

W.P. Mitchell, prosperous stockman is having an addition biuilt on to his residence east of town.

Mr. R.S. Crowl of Grafton, N.D. has purchased the Odessa Record and takes posession after this issue.

Eight families arrived i...

 
 

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Arllyo writes:

The Yellow Bell the children discovered March 1966 might have been a Fritillaria pudica or YellowbBell and not a Buttercup. The Yellowbell is one of the first flowers after the snow melts. Read more here; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fritillaria_pudica

 
 
 
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