Denver to Central City: notes on plains to Pike's Peak
A travelogue from Kansas City to Denver and Central City in 1883 describes Kansas plains as fertile yet needing irrigation, Denver as a booming city with artesian wells and rapid rail travel, and Central City’s mountain roads and Teller House. The writer notes excursions to Golden, Argo Smelting Works, Garden of the Gods, Manitou, Pike's Peak area, and local mining ventures including M M Pomeroy's Atlantic and Pacific Tunnel Co.
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St John's Cathedral
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University of Denver
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Teller House
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Colorado Springs
Manitou
Monument Park
Pike's Peak
Garden of the Gods
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Raiinbow Falls
Ta Base
Salt Lake City
M. Pomeroy
Larimer
John Morocan
Reader letter from Lucas Iowa discusses local paper, mines and town growth
The note from Shields in Lucas Iowa praises The Heavy Republican letters and local contributors like Heathen Chinee and Stoga while commenting on Practical Education. It notes Lucas position in Lucas county, rail connections via CB and Financially sapsaking, a miners strike at White Breast Coal and Mining Co employing about 800 workers, Chariton Centre employing 200, local editor J Y Stier, a population around 2000, two thirds of average crops, hay surplus, and a new two story brick building 60 by 80 feet with upper hall and lower storerooms.
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J Y. Stier
Messrs Knotts
Shields
Country Correspondence and Its Limits in Local Papers
Gersh Martin editor of the Gelesburg Press and People argues country correspondence serves readers with notices on farms bridges crops and visitors but condemns personal gossip insults and assaults as inappropriate for newspapers. He urges reporters to educate writers to avoid offensive gossip and focus on worthy rural topics.
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Gersh Martin
Gelesburg Press and People
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