The Golden Northwest
The Golden Northwest
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Situated on a high table land that stretches from the Mississippi to the Eock Eiver, 168 miles from Chicago on the Western Union Eailroad, is Cordova, a prosperous town of 500 inhabitants. It is noted for its lime manufacture, which turns out immense quanti- ties of the finest lime made in the West. The town contains a wagon shop, grist mill, several churches, schools, hotels and other public institutions. The surrounding scenery is highly picturesque, and in the neighborhood are several minera...l springs of repute. One of the most noted characters of the place is the venerable E. J. E. Baker, an old hunter and Indian fighter whose wild adventures would fill a volume.
THE GOLDEN NORTHWEST.
81 CHICAGO. The great Western Metropolis has been so fully advertised in a thousand ways, its history has been so often and extensively written, and its development during the forty years in which it an)se from an obscure frontier Indian trading and military post, to become the fifth city of tlie United States in size, and the second in commercial importance; all this is familiar to almost everybody in the civilized world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Situated on a high table land that stretches from the Mississippi to the Eock Eiver, 168 miles from Chicago on the Western Union Eailroad, is Cordova, a prosperous town of 500 inhabitants. It is noted for its lime manufacture, which turns out immense quanti- ties of the finest lime made in the West. The town contains a wagon shop, grist mill, several churches, schools, hotels and other public institutions. The surrounding scenery is highly picturesque, and in the neighborhood are several minera...l springs of repute. One of the most noted characters of the place is the venerable E. J. E. Baker, an old hunter and Indian fighter whose wild adventures would fill a volume.
THE GOLDEN NORTHWEST.
81 CHICAGO. The great Western Metropolis has been so fully advertised in a thousand ways, its history has been so often and extensively written, and its development during the forty years in which it an)se from an obscure frontier Indian trading and military post, to become the fifth city of tlie United States in size, and the second in commercial importance; all this is familiar to almost everybody in the civilized world.
What to read after The Golden Northwest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James a Maitland to read onlineMoreLess
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