Dawes Hotel and drugstore poems in a crowded era
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Civil War Veteran Samuel Abbott Dies in Golden
Samuel Abbott, Civil War veteran and longtime Golden resident born June 21 1841 in Lowwall Massachusetts, died last Friday after a short illness. He joined a wagon train to Colorado in 1853, served three years in the First Colorado Battalion, transported the Golden fire department, and worked as an engineer on the Colorado Central. Survived by three daughters and four sons, funeral held Tuesday under Grand Army of the Republic auspices.
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Tribute to George Sparling A Public Spirit in Death
George Edward Sparling, a Chicago public benefactor, left a legacy of mercy and generosity amounting to thousands. He funded public roads, cemeteries, and schools, built theUnderciffe Hotel in 1882, and fostered friendship with many. Known for his cheerful disposition, he valued community and helped the needy while enjoying a quiet fortune.
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Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound referenced in patient letters
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