Journey To The Outside World From Pocatello
The Silver Messenger notes a return from a trip to the outside world, reflecting on home, prosperity, and the tariff debate. It discusses farming, wool prices, Blackfoot and Pocatello growth, road conditions, and local outlooks amid hard times. It mentions the Snake River area, Mormon land development, and the desire for a straight wagon road to the Big Butte, with optimism for America’s revival.
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Pacific Coast
Custer
Bingham and
Bannock
Blackfoot
Snake River
Snake
American Falls
Bunting
Pocatello
Cleveland
McKinley
Challis
Messrs
Powell & Pearson
Powell
Stockton
Cal
America
Big Butte
Indian Department
Franklin
Billy” Trapp
Bill
Reeves
Eastward relocation of Indians to end the Indian troubles
A Colorado newspaper satire argues relocating Native Americans from the West to the East would calm relations between regions. It mocks reformers, critiques New England attitudes, and suggests placing Indians in Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine to foster empathy, while lampooning anti Indian policies and reformers.
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Rocky Mountain News
Haddock
Shaddock
New England
Wendell Phillips
United States
Washington
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