2000 Ohlones Lived Here in 1776 In S V A Area
Accounts describe the Ohlone people of South County in 1776, their peaceful presence, villages, and abundant wildlife. Historian Norm Kidder notes a lush landscape with elk, grizzlies, condors, salmon, and rich marshes, alongside limited lifespans tied to acorn grinding. ALS traditions show tribelets of about 200, minimal warfare, and shamanic beliefs.
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American dream and future government, Smith notes
Hawthorne Nevada UP I report discusses the American dream of affluence and freedom of speech, noting continued growth, but rising inequality. Smith predicts 200 years of change, with governance and social structures vastly different yet hopeful about progress since 1776. The piece cites resource limits and enduring political ideals amid critique.
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Tony reflects on past days of lower costs and social life in Newark and the Portuguese Holy Ghost celebration. He recalls prohibition and scarce money while joking about birthdays and days off. He believes in staying active and moving, noting a rolling stone gathers no moss.
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