Land grant for 152 and 45/100 acres granted to Harry Dyer. Lots numbered one and six of section six in township 38S of range 41E and lot 5 of section 31 and the lot 6 of section 32 in township 37S of range 41E
During WWI, the American Red Cross led a program, "Knit Your Bit," which encouraged women to knit for soldiers. Flora Frazier Dyer (1878-1937) photographed her 3 year old daughter, Virginia, knitting and enclosed the photo and a note along with the knitted items for a soldier. The story is that the photograph was used in publicity instead of being sent to a soldier.
