Pike Expedition Maps Iowa Regions in 1805 Voyage
Lieutenant Zebulon Pike led twenty men up the Mississippi to its source in 1805. He met Sauk Fox and Sioux villages, noted Dubuque’s mines, chose sites for forts, and endured harsh travel from Des Moines to Town Davenport and beyond.
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Doorstep Romance and Candid Advice Pages
A column mix of humorous anecdotes on romance and manners plus a legal notice. Readers share unwanted past mistakes and seek guidance, while a notice announces the appointment of an executor for George Wehred’s estate in Linn County Iowa.
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Exploring Pike and early Iowa frontiers
Question prompts ask about the source of the Mississippi discovery, mapping Pike’s Indian villages Spanish land grants and fort sites in Iowa, selecting fort sites, researching Zebulon M. Pike, and reading Cornelia Meigs’ As the Crow Flies.
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