Union Ship Theme and Colorado Westward Vision
Long column includes ads for real estate and services in Greeley Colorado with doctors, painters, florists and surveyors, followed by a poem praising the Union and a sermon on westward expansion. It recounts exploration, treaties, and California Colorado growth, and ends with a patriotic recitation on freedom and labor in the new territories. The piece quotes lectures by Rev. John Dickinson and notes about the Union’s centennial expectations.
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John Dickinson
California
Colorado
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Adam
Horn
Appalachian System
Atlantic Seaboard
Rocky Mountain Chain
Sierra Nevada
Pacific Verge
Mississippi Valley
Great Interior Basin
Pacific
Lake Suar
Mexican Gulf
Upper
Ohio
Kenawha
Great River
Great American Desert
Sierra Madre
Great Basin
Pacific Sea
Maine
California Gulf
Fort
St. Augustine
West Indian Seas
Vancouver’s Sound
Mr. Dickinson
Louisiana
Florida
Texas
Oregon
New Mexico
Alaska
New York
Hendrick Hudson
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Virginia
Captain Smith
General Oglethorpe
Georgia
Europe
Lake Superior
Kentucky
Daniel Boone
Sacramento
Nevada
Illinois Central
Lewis and Clark
Astors
Fremont
South Pass
Lewis Gaylord Clark
Dickinson
Missouri River
Sierra
Hayden
Hood
Hesper-led
Freedom
The Douglas Spruce in Nebraska and Great Conifer Growth
A detailed note on the Douglas spruce, its habitat near Sherman station, and Nebraska cultivation prospects. Describes leaf and cone morphology, historical discovery by Vancouver and Douglas, and compares form to Norway spruce. Also cites large historic specimens and Downing’s pine tum collection at Dropmore.
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Omaha Herald
Rocky Mountain
Nebraska
Sherman Station
Union Pacific
Gov. Furnas
James T. Allan
J. W. Pearman
J. W. Masters
Nebraska City
Molring
Masters
Pearman’s
Vancouver
Nootka Sound
Douglas
Upper Platte
Rocky Mountains
Fort George
Columbia River
Lewis and Clark
Downing
Dropmore
Chili
California
India
Cyprus
Japan
Repose and a Quiet Life in Nineteenth Century Thought
The text extols repose as essential for power in art and life, urging a calm five minute pause to restore ideas. It imagines the home as a hush amid a busy age, and notes Belgium lace industry employs vast numbers. It mentions Evansville citizens bargaining Lincoln timber to fund a monument for his mother.
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Evansville
Abraham Lincoln
Canoa
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KE. Tabor
Pabor & Allen
Noaher, Allen
Cononano
Cache la Poudre Percy
Greeley
Pyburn
Monroe Street
Maple Street
G. F. Inman
Sir McPhail & Co's Pianos
Boston
P. O. Box
Wwittas Stein
Kalsom Nitag
Tribune
Maple and
Madison Streets
N. M. Boynton
A. Ingallee
Bank
Main Street
Greeley, Colorado
Ed Leavy
Florist
Main St
Grant and
Sherman Sts
Gee Pyburn
M. Moss
Maple St
Mr. Moss
D. Henry
Madison St
F J. Percival
Walnut and
Pioneer Saddle and Harness Shop
N.B
R. E. Hart
OLD Colony
Panera
R. Burchill
Walnut Street
Joyce
A. H. Boughton
Fort Collins
Larimer County
A. W. Fisk
James, Scott
Justice of the Peace
Barnum House
Spruce Street
Samuel Graham
E. Marsh, M. D
Jefferson
Madison
J. M. Freeman
Oscar Eaton
U.S. Land Offices
Denver
William BR. Pabor
Bunker's Hill
Trenton’s
True Hearts
Yorktown
Columbia
Atlantic
Isles of Beauty
Wales
Fair Harbor
Union
Brother
Brotherhood of States
Union Great
Union Grand
Cotorapo
Pine Grove
Cal
Stokes
Jamieson
Mason
Temperance
Gilpin
Clear Creek
Colorado Central
Friends of Temperance
Lofdon
John Bright
Scotland
Glens
Episcopal Church
Mr. Bright
United States
Lewaden
Custon
Belgium
Brussels
Malines
Anvers
Bruges
Menino
Ypres
Grament