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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1875
Page
1
Notice of property conveyance recorded at the Weld County Colorado courthouse involving L CHILDS justice of the peace. The transaction concerns the office at the Bakery on Main St in Greeley and affects property title status.
An American geological survey describes the Cordilleras with emphasis on the Front Range and Sawatch, Sangre de Cristo, and Park ranges. It details the eastern progression from plains to peaks, major basins, parks, and plateaus, and notes barometric stations and mapping methods used in 1873.
Early settlers describe the South Boulder canyon breakthrough by M. W. A. Davidson's company. A mile and a half flume with a saw mill costs ten thousand dollars and moves a hundred thousand feet of lumber plus railroad ties for Welch and Brush. The piece includes the Ute creation account and a parable about a clergyman and his son illustrating a sermon in miniature.
The Denver News extols Middle Park as a paradise with fine mountain scenery and abundant game. It notes trout in streams, easy access routes, and recommends a guided wagon or stage trip to Hot Sulphur Springs and Grand Lake. It highlights homesteading opportunities, fishing, and scenic routes along with a staged travel plan and lodging prospects.
A speaker recalls a nurse to the queen's infants in London long ago describing her as excellent, good, clean, fat, rosy and loving. The writer muses the nurse might be viewed as a gentlewoman by outsiders.
The piece attacks newspapers as corrupt and ungrateful, blaming slander for ruin of reputations. It defends responsible press standards, counters accusations of bias, and argues that malice alone weakens public confidence while honest reporting endures.
Rosamond Date Owen defends her father Robert Dale Owen against claims that Katie King spiritualism caused his insanity. She notes his mind shifted back to earlier days, that he rarely mentions spiritualism now, and attributes his condition to an overworked brain and health laws rather than deception, urging discipline for others.
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