An edition of The Land of Taney (1974)

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A History Of An Ozark Commonwealth

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An edition of The Land of Taney (1974)

The Land of Taney

A History Of An Ozark Commonwealth

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Mr. Ingenthron includes a wealth of information about the early life in Taney County by describing the schools, post offices, mills, and systems of transportation. As time passes, however, the greatest value of the book my lie in the personal interviews and correspondence with older residents, which provides color and insight into the unique character of Ozark natives.

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Table of Contents

Preface. i
Acknowledgements. xi
Illustrations. xv
Maps. xviii
CHAPTERS.
Chapter 1. From Osage Domain to an Ozark Commonwealth Page 1
Chapter 2. The Seat of Justice Page 21
Chapter 3. Commerce on Upper White River Page 53
Chapter 4. The Dawn of the Rebellion Page 71
Chapter 5. The Federals Fight at Forsyth Page 89
Chapter 6. The Fall of Fort Lawrence Page 101
Chapter 7. The Federals Fortify Forsyth Page 111
Chapter 8. The Post-Civil War Period Page 125
Chapter 9. Commercial Roads and Freight Wagons Page 141
Chapter 10. Water Power and Progress Page 159
Chapter 11. The Forest Preeminent Page 189
Chapter 12. The Search for Mineral Wealth Page 201
Chapter 13. Political Trends and Transitions Page 211
Chapter 14. An Ozarkian ‘Utopia’ Page 235
Chapter 15. Forging a Postal System Page 251
Chapter 16. Iron Horses Cross the Valley Page 267
Chapter 17. Taming the Rio Blanco Page 281
Chapter 18. The Innovation of the Telephone Page 291
Chapter 19. The Pearly Waters Page 297
Chapter 20. Land of Honey Page 309
Chapter 21. Cotton,King of the Cash Crops Page 317
Chapter 22. Blind Tigers, Dram Shops and Temperance Leagues Page 325
Chapter 23. Pathways of the Press Page 333
Chapter 24. Pedagogues, Professors and the Process of Education Page 345
Chapter 25. The School of the Ozarks Page 385
Chapter 26. War Veterans and Their Organizations Page 409
Notes and References Page 423
APPENDICES. 455
A. Roster of Taney County Officials, 1837 1974. 457
B. Roster of Taney County Post Offices and Postmasters, 1837-1974. 465
C. Taney County Schools and Teachers, 1898–99 and 1914–15. 475
D. Civil War Soldiers from Taney County. 479
E. Taney County Men in World War I. 481
F. Taney County Men and Women in World War II. 487
G. War Veterans Organizations. 495
H. Taney County Population Totals, 1840–1970. 499
I. First U.S. Census of Taney County, Mo., 1840. 501
J. Chronology of Events Associated with the Land ofTaney. 505
Index [Exclusive of Appendices]. 509

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xviii, 523

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OL25326973M
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