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By Betty Mann, president, Rock County Historical SocietyJanuary 05, 2021The following appeared in The Rose History in 1911. Rock County Village (continued from 12-31-20 edition of the Star Herald) For several years following its founding, Virginia was at a standstill so far as any material growth was concerned. It proved its advantage as a grain market from the start, but it was not until the early nineties that development along broader lines commenced…
By Betty Mann, president, Rock County Historical SocietyDecember 08, 2020The following appeared in The Rose History in 1911. Rock County Village (continued from 12-03-20 edition of the Star Herald.) Kenneth Located on the line between sections 1 and 2, Vienna township, on the Worthington-Hardwick branch of the Rock Island railroad, seven miles southeast from Hardwick, is Kenneth, the youngest of Rock county’s towns. Although it was the last to come into…- By Betty Mann, president, Rock County Historical SocietyAugust 18, 2020The following appeared in The Rose History in 1911. Rock County Village, continued from 8-13-20 edition of the Star Herald. Hardwick With the prosperous times in the country a decade ago, Hardwick kept pace and made rapid strides forward. The town’s second railroad — the branch from Worthington — was completed in 1900. The federal census of that year gave the village a population of…
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