Another Milestone

Honey Lake Meat Market's 1906 parade entry featuring Leona Jackson and Mary Fern Long. It was taken at the corner of Union and Cottage Streets. The barn in the background was torn down and replaced with the St. Francis Hotel. Courtesy of Leona Byars
Honey Lake Meat Market’s 1906 parade entry featuring Leona Jackson and Mary Fern Long. It was taken at the corner of Union and Cottage Streets. The barn in the background was torn down and replaced with the St. Francis Hotel. Courtesy of Leona Byars

It was at this time a year ago I included the subscription feature. The site as you know is free, and no pay wall, or blocked material. However, I experience various costs, let alone the time to provide a daily post. So, first of all I appreciate those who support this effort, though less than 75 people are paid subscribers, yet over 10,000 people visit the site each month.

As an enticement for you to subscribe is one of the offering of tours to subscribers. We recently did a Saint Patrick’s Cemetery Tour and up next an Inspiration Point Tour. It should be noted, that those that either reside out of the area or cannot make it, still receive the text of the tour. In addition, paid subscribers receive priority on their request for future topics.

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