Arbor Lodge and Arbor Day Heritage Highlight Nebraska History
Arbor Lodge home of J Sterling Morton near Nebraska City is a focal point of Arbor Day lore. The feature recalls Morton’s early efforts, the 1856 claim, 1866 diary note on cash spent, and 1879 improvements transforming the house into a grand country mansion. It also notes state park significance and the line by Morton about love of home being primary patriotism.
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J. Sterling Morton
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Love Memorial Library
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Community notices mix selling wants and thanks
A jumble of small ads and notices lists buying stock pigs bugles and a toy hamster, selling tomato plants and a metal pen, plus thanks from Mrs. Minnie Shower Mrs. Roy Roelfs and Mrs. Behm's Hamstery. Local arrivals and a short essay on private enterprise Cain and Abel conclude the page.
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