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Section 16 History

Section 21 History

"The Elevator"

1889 – Sep 5 - Argos Reflector - H. G Thayer & son are erecting ice house on their business lot near Marmont and adjacent to the lake and the Vandalia railroad and will engage in that business there next winter

1894 - James Castleman,... has entered into partnership with Mr. Cass Dillon, they having leased the elevator of H. G. Thayer & Son, and will continue the business at the old stand...

1896 - Dillon & Castleman have closed the elevator and will try no more grain at this place

Marmont Grain Elevator - H. G. Thayer & Son., 1897

1905 - Mar 9 - L. C. Dillon and S. E. Mebourn have purchased the elevator. We have not learned what the disposition will be made of it

1906 - Dec 22 - The Culver City Grain and Coal Co./ S. E. Medbbourn and son, Harry Medbourn

1908 - April 2 - The railroad has instituted preparations for the erection of a freigt depot near the elevator

1908 - Apr 2 - Work has commenced on a cement, line and plaster hous at the elevator. Th building will be 6-x18, concrete to the level of a car floor and wood above. It will be divided into three rooms and will be thoroughly substantial structure

1912 - June 6 — A New Deal At Elevator the sale of the grain, coal, flour and cement business of S. E. Medbourn and Son to Erza Hawkins.

1913 - Aug. 14 - Castleman & Williamson has taken over the elevator on a years lease. Hawkins & Marshall will continue the buisness

1914 - Culver City Grain & Coal Company -

1916 - Feb. 17 - Ezra Hawkins has decided not to sell the elevator. It has been rented to Lloyd Hawkins

1922
The Ice Houses were also in this area

1949 - Feb 23 - Announcing Grand opening for New Feed mill and Elevayer

Farm Bureau Co-op ; Farm Bureau Co-op Fire October 27 1977

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