Alden H. Bost was a farmer in Vergennes Township owning 136 acres. His father, W.A. Bost owned a flour mill in DeSoto, Illinois.
Alden also raised stock which later became the main part of his business. He had a large stable where he bred Hambletonian horses. He also raised thoroughbred Poland-China hogs which he sold and shipped around the country.
Source: The Portrait and Biographical Record of Randolph, Jackson, Perry and Monroe Counties, Illinois.
Alden also raised stock which later became the main part of his business. He had a large stable where he bred Hambletonian horses. He also raised thoroughbred Poland-China hogs which he sold and shipped around the country.
Source: The Portrait and Biographical Record of Randolph, Jackson, Perry and Monroe Counties, Illinois.
Alden H. Bost was a farmer in Vergennes Township owning 136 acres. His father, W.A. Bost owned a flour mill in DeSoto, Illinois.
Alden also raised stock which later became the main part of his business. He had a large stable where he bred Hambletonian horses. He also raised thoroughbred Poland-China hogs which he sold and shipped around the country.
Source: The Portrait and Biographical Record of Randolph, Jackson, Perry and Monroe Counties, Illinois.
Alden also raised stock which later became the main part of his business. He had a large stable where he bred Hambletonian horses. He also raised thoroughbred Poland-China hogs which he sold and shipped around the country.
Source: The Portrait and Biographical Record of Randolph, Jackson, Perry and Monroe Counties, Illinois.
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