Charles Bent of Bent and St. Vrain 1799 became New Mexico governor
The article recounts Charles Bent born in Charleston Virginia in 1799, his Missouri upbringing, fur and Santa Fe trade, Bent's Fort and landholdings, his 1846 appointment as civil governor of New Mexico, and his death during the Taos uprising with details on burial sites and honors by New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Floyd C. Shoemaker
Charles Bent
New Mexico
Bent and St. Vrain Trading Company
Charleston
Virginia
West Virginia
Silas. Bent
St. Louis
Charles
West Point
William
Upper
Arkansas
Ceran
St. Vrain
Bent
Don Francisco Jaramillo
Santa Fe
Taos
Diamond Grove
Independence
Southwest
Beaubien and Mirand
Colorado
Connecticut
Las Animas
Sangre de Cristo
Mexico
Manuel Armijo
Kearny
United States
Pablo Montoya
Fort Marcy
Senate
Library guidance and school sports notes from Browning
Old notes describe library care rules to protect books and eye health tips for reading. It also covers Browning High School’s attendance at Linn county meet, boys and girls team results, and a Thanksgiving poultry market update from a rural columnist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Brookfield High School
Public Opinion Mirror on Peace and Conquest
A reflection on how shared thoughts shape world peace, shaping the earth to restrain conquest and anger in the face of conflict. The text argues that collective sentiment can bind nations toward lasting harmony and restraint.
Turkeys Marketed Now Clean Up Promises Stronger Season
Frank Priebe writes that marketing turkeys now will “clean up” the market and improve prospects as the season progresses. He believes growers who sold their birds will fare well once all sales are complete.
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New York
Vermont
Boston
Washington, D. C
Delaware
Virginia
Middle West
Frank Priebe
Calves Bought For 1938 Linn County 4-H Clubs
County Agent Hall reports Linn County 4-H members are purchasing calves now for next year. Junior and Dwight profited well this year selling calves at the American Royal. Junior’s calf brought 217.30 and net 101.97. Dwight’s 1083 pounds brought 197.46 and net 78.33 including premiums. Thrlo and Buford Guyer also feed calves for 1938. PAC financing available through Hall for any youth buyer.
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Hall
Linn County
Ivan Evans Farm
Junior
Colorado
American Royal
Dwight
R. A. Thurlo
Browning
Buford Guyer
Buford
Production Credit Association
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Marshall
North Salem
Enterprise
Shelby
Ed Smith
Bucklin
Linneus
Jake Quigley
Eveette Brown
Harry Lambert
Kermet Lambert
Gene Moore
Lela Pearler
Helen Swisegood
Floyd Swisegood
Goldie
Clara Hanman
Lucille
Edna Lambert
Mary Lambert
Ona
Lloyd Lambert
Enid Moore
Flossie Wyatt
Kathryn Smith
Basil Moore
Clifton
Wilson Quigley
Rolla Smith
Hadley Seals
Herman Payne
Burnam McCollum
Byrd Arthurs
Willie Ware
Everett Sargent
Forker
Marceline
Meadville
Marcelina
Miss Anderson
Room
Vaun Atkins
Jake Atkins
Poultry Risers
Browning, Cora and
Harris
BIG Ben
Bers
Dr. Caldwell
Merrell
Big Smith & Test
the Farmers Store
CORA
Humphreys
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