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The Elijah Lovejoy Monument, at the north end of Monument Ave., stands at the entrance to Alton City Cemetery. Visible from the greater part of Alton, it was erected in …
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Alton (488 alt., 34,511 pop.), just above the confluence of the Mississippi and the Missouri, and just below that of the Illinois and Mississippi, rises on the bluffs where they …
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Sheridan (3,737 alt., 15,804 pop.), largest town in northern Wyoming, is a shaded community of cottonwoods and hedges at the confluence of Goose and Little Goose Creeks, in saucerlike Sheridan …
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Laramie (7,145 alt., 27,204 pop.), seat of the University of Wyoming, is on the east bank of the Laramie River at the southeastern edge of the Laramie Plains. Rows of …
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Cheyenne, pronounced shi-an, capital and metropolis of Wyoming, is on a broad plain where the gradual slope of the prairie meets the steepening grades of the Laramie Mountains.
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Casper (5,123 alt., 49,644 pop.), seat of Natrona County and second largest city in Wyoming, lies in a great bend on the south side of the North Platte River.
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Career guidance can be a critical intervention for residents of large cities like New York where the network of educational, training, and employing institutions is too complex.
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If New York has little repute as a city of culture, it has perhaps still less as a city of brotherly love. Its head may be thought shrewd enough in business matters.
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