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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1871
Page
3
The piece argues for a modern revival of Quaker ideals highlighting inner light and plain living. It urges leaders to preach truthfulness, economy, and religious liberty, condemns showy fashion, and calls for Quaker influence to temper war, prisons, and public discourse.
A Dutchess county woman takes over a failing 800 acre farm after a family dispute. She pays ten thousand dollars of debt, improves buildings, and runs the place with firm leadership, hiring a foreman when needed. She supports relatives, funds another farmer's start in Missouri, and inspires workers as she completes a wall she said would cost far more.
Advertisers praise Tuk Gureing Tripens agent HC F Hanny and note the Lycceum program tomorrow. Denver News reports a pile driver for Union Colony weighing 1800 lbs. Kennedy buys mill machinery to be erected by the river, arriving next week. Cotton publishes a 36 by 27 inch Colorado map with towns and mining districts. Nichols receives three carloads of goods. Cooper touts a new potato. Solomon Brothers, merchants, in distress with ample stock, plan to sell off at low rates to raise cash.
Special meeting of the Board of Trustees on April 6 1871 adopts resolutions by Gen R A Cameron to sell business and resident lots east of Madison street at set prices. Corner business lots 150 dollars each inner 100 dollars. Sale draws on April 15 with location and deed requirements. Funds to be set aside for a Graded School building once 5000 dollars is raised. Secretary W E Panor announces entry rules and repayment terms.
Notice lists a Free Church meeting at 8:30 p.m. in the Tabernacle for church business. Signed by J. W. Foster Secretary. Also an ad roundup mentions Vinegar Bitters with no alcohol, Cameron Flower wholesale drugs outfit, Colorado furniture store chairs and oak bedsteads, George W. Perkins advertising, coal delivery limits, and payment policy from N. B. Sanborn with order cash requirement.
Freight and passenger train times listed for Denver to Greeley and Cheyenne with arrival times. Agent B. H. Anorrot of Greeley directs schedules and service details.
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