Indians Tales From N P Earp Letter 1865 Chronicle
The Chronicle publishes a typed 1865 letter by N P P Earp to James Copia via C Hospers, recounting his 1861 city council and 1862 64 marshall service in Marshall Iowa. He narrates Civil War involvement, a Missouri River crossing, Indian encounters on plains, a Platte River raid, and a move to California via Salt Lake, ending with remarks on farming in San Bernardino and plans to move further.
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Chronicle
C. Hospers
Orange City
N. Pp. Earp
James Copia
Thaen
Cox’s Tavern
Marion County State Bank
Earp
Geo. Stout
West Market
Corn Creek
Utah
Charleys
James
Utah Terriory
Salt Lake
Missouri River
Little Allen Curtis
Ft. Larimie
Larimie
Jong
Lammie
Platt River
I. B. Hamilton
Curtis Dy
Rusan
Letter from an Iowa emigrant praising California’s freedom
The writer argues against judging the country from afar, notes preference for rented land over owning in Iowa, and explains better earnings and personal freedoms in California. He plans to explore options after harvest, mentions land costs, and sends regards to friends Dr Henry Keables and John Welch Port. He hints at political tensions in Iowa and insults Jeff Davis indirectly.
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James
Prrhaps
California
Iowa
Jeff Davis
Copia T
Verry
Henry Keables
John Welch
Pellas new post office completed and year ago note
Letter from a traveler recounts staying with families Welch Nolsen Bousquet Debonport Fisher Hamilton Grafe and others asking for letters back and details on who has left. Mentions Charles a trusted worker on the road living with sender farm near San Bernardino Curtis Rosav and wife send respects to Mrs Copla and Mrs Snader. map of well being and regard.
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Charles
John Hamilton
Curtis
Rosav
San Bernardino
Pella
Franklin
Broadway
Wormhoudt and Son
Out Among The Tulips Delighted Dutch Gardener Feels Joy
A playful note describes a Dutch boy tending tulips with care and happiness. The scene focuses on the gardener’s contentment and the tulips appearing to nod in gratitude. No other people or places are named.
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N.P Earp
Hospers
Marshall
James Copla
Platte River
Corell
Gard
T. J. Ellis
James Earp
Tucker
Hamiltons
Dr. Rusan
Martech
San Barnardino
Utah Lake
Bover Dam
Letus & Cabage
Arisonia
Mr. Fisher
R. Hamilton
E. H. Grafe
Thare
N. P. Earp
Folks
Central Park
Central Park Cafe
Des Moines
Ottumwa
Pella, Iowa