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Comptons Boast Centennial, Sesquicentennial Farms
Two brothers originally from Virginia trekked on foot from Ohio to southern Shelby County in the late 1830s and through their lifetimes acquired nearly 750 acres each in what was then known as Holland Township.
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Lantz Farm Recognized as Sesquicentennial Farm
In 1838 Abraham Middlesworth purchased land from the State of Illinois Public Domain Land Sales. That land located eight miles south of Shelbyville in Clarksburg Township remains in the family 172 years later.
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Scarecrow Daze Parade
Click on the headline to check out the slideshow inside.
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Next Door E-Book Available
Want to check out our latest edition of Next Door from where you're sitting right now? No problem! Click here to view the e-book in your web browser.
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Scarecrow Daze 2010 Available for Download!
Miss the Scarecrow Daze section this year? Want to keep an electronic copy handy to e-mail to friends and relatives? Click here for your free download.
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Boys Farm Celebrates 164 Year History
The Boys family farm has seen five generations living on the land in its 164-year history. A sixth generation Boys works the land for his father.
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Back to School 2010
Click here to download the Shelbyville Daily Union Back to School 2010 Section.
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Spannagel Centennial Farm
On 120 acres in Ash Grove Township, near the intersection of 1000N and 3050E, stands a barn surrounded by fields of grain. It has been around for over 140 years. More details inside!
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2010 Shelby County 4-H Fair Section
The Shelby County 4-H Fair was a great success!
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Next Door Magazine
Check out the e-book of our latest Next Door Magazine!
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