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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1876

Page

3

Memorization in Education Calls for Balance and Practice

The piece argues against overemphasis on rote memory or pure reasoning, urging teaching focus on the process and efficient use of time. It cites Dr. Thomas Hill and Warren Celborn, advocates direct language, arithmetic practice, and preserving old English study to strengthen memory and expression.

Thomas Hill Portland Harvard University Warren Celborn Hill London Saturday Review

Crook’s North Wars End as Winter Campaign Closes at Fort Fetterman

General Crook’s relief arrival at Fort Reno follows a snow bound march back to Fort Fetterman on March 26 after a skirmish against Sioux and Crazy Horse followers. The narrative notes the hospital plans at Fort Fetterman, upcoming supply trains, and a renewed push with Crow scouts.

Reynolds Crook Savage Uncle Sam Fort Reno Old Fort Reno Ferris Fort Fetterman Fetterman Egan Crazy Horse Stewart W. C. Byran Park Fetterman Big Horn Fort Laramie Fort D. A. Russell Northwest Department Cheyenne Camp Sheridan Nebraska Red Cloud Spotted Tail Missouri

Untrodden Okefenokee Swamp Mystery Near Monticello

Monticello area reports a long rumored volcanic phenomenon in the Okefenokee swamp twenty five miles from Monticello toward the Gulf coast. Judges Bell and White have led attempts to reach the site with tree top observatories, but dense undergrowth and elusive terrain thwart expeditions. Confidence grows that within a year the mystery may be revealed by fresh efforts.

Monticello Savannah Florida Gulf Coast Sam Judge Bell Judge White Quincy Bourne Okefenokee

Mystery of the Anaconda Letters and Custer Links

The Clymer committee questioned Mr. Seip at Fort Lincoln about the New York Herald's March 31 article and Belknap's Anaconda. Seip said Wilson gave letters to Gen. Custer. Meeker testified Custer cashed drafts for him. Custer's connection appeared unofficial. Also recounted is a tale of Don Tiburcio Tapia hiding Spanish doubloons near Arroyo Seco with a buried cross marking the spot.

Clymer Committee Seip Fort Lincoln New York Marc Belknap Col. Wilson Custer General Custer Herald Bismark James Gordon Bennett Wilson Ralph Meeker The Gen. Custer County Fort Benton Los Angeles Cal Tiburcio Tapia Cucamonga Ranch Sonora Don Tiburcio Mother Earth Ramon Castro Arroyo Seco Cucamongo Itamon Don San Jose Rascal Castro Don Piburcio

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