Lewis and Clark Legacy Remains in American Memory
The piece recalls Meriwether Lewis and William Clark published accounts from 1806 and traces how their expedition shaped U S memory. It notes honors across Montana Oregon Tennessee and North Dakota and details monuments and debates over Sacajawea burial sites and memorials across the West.
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Elmo Scott Watson
St Louis
Wort Bellefontaine
Emerson Tough
St Lows
Meriwether Tewis
William Chak
Baltimore Federal Gazette
Robinson Crusoe
Meriweiller Lewis
Jefferson
North America
Pacific Ocean
Missouri
Coluwabla
Oregon
Louisiana Purchase
Pacific Northwest
California
United States
Lewis and Clark
Washington
Lewis
Louisiana
Clark
Congress
Liem
St. Louis
L'Artland
Ore
Wtalph Budd
Great Northern Railway
Upper Missouri Historical Expedition
Montana
Northwest States
Presi
Dent Budd
Great Northern
Astoria
Vincent Astor
New York
John .Jacob
Astor
John Jacob Astor
Rebel Gray
Columbia River
Pacific
Astoria Monument
Fort Clatsop
Meriwether Lewis
Tennessee
Chickasaw
Robert Grinder
Natchez Trace
Natchez
Old Grinder
Captain Clark
Sacajawes
Sacajawea
Meriwetter Lewis
Wind River
Bureau of Indian Affairs
University At
Wyoming
David Hliger
Montana Historical Society
L. F. Crawford
North Dakota Historical Society
Doane Robinson
South Dakota Department of History
Fort Manuel
Missouri River
South Dakota
Doctor Eastman
Fort Washakie
Mastinan
Indian Department
Ing
Sacajnwen
Sakakawei
Pocahontas
Virginia
Joan Worth and the Winter Garden Romance
In a Little River setting, Joan Worth cherishes her snowlit garden and dreams of a romance. Nan teases, Mark Raymond returns, and old feelings mix with plans for a summer garden and a double wedding in the rose garden.
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Joan
Deamns
Joan Wort
Mrs. Worth
Nan
Stephen
Clere
Joan Worth
Hersel
Little River
Mark Maymond
Lant
Mack Raymond
Sean
Miss John
Mark Raymond
Mark
Matthew
Luke
Tohnu
Joan Prints
Steve
Fresh Pastures Best for Dissatisfied Man
A Rushville Indiana Republic n column argues that happiness in any community hinges on the individual not the location. It urges those discontent with city life to adjust to local conditions and use their talents to find satisfaction.
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Rushville
Ind
Wardens Employed to Protect Roadside Trees
The 1914 Maryland roadside tree law requires wardens to supervise pole line tree trimming within rights of way. The forestry department pays wardens, funded by charges to companies requesting roadside planting help. About 50 wardens are active, overseeing work for utility companies and endorsing tree improvement programs statewide.
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Braryland
Ciizens
Stila Forestry Department
Forestry Department
Maryland Court of Appeals
Kuusis
Planting the Home for a Lush Lawn and Homey Surroundings
A well planned yard boosts home appeal. Emphasize harmonious planting to frame the house and hide defects. Reserve a green uninterrupted lawn kept clean and mowed. Prefer stepping stones over solid cement paths for short walks.
Benefits of a City Wide Zoning System
The zoning system offers brighter prospects for American cities, now growing haphazardly. Outcomes hinge on zoning authorities intelligence taste and courage. Visionary planners will guide indefinite futures, adjust to changes and curb selfish exploitation for measurable material and cultural city gains.
Civic Pride Elevates Community Beautification Efforts
The text extols civic pride as a common American virtue that raises standards for individuals and the community. When civic pride succeeds in beautifying the area, a forward step is taken toward improving the neighborhood for all residents.
City zealotry fades as people neglect law and order
The writer argues that beauty in a city is possible up to a point, but only if citizens maintain clean business and home premises and authorities effectively enforce building regulations despite individual differences.
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Noelty
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By Clarissa Mackie