Fruit growing in Greeley shows strong prospects for orchards
The Colorado Farmer notes shipments of strawberries and small fruits in Greeley. Gardners like H B Jackson and Dr Scott report thriving grapevines and apples. In Sanborn plots grapes and berries yield well, with large clusters on Concords and Delawares. Prices remain robust as regional demand grows among local markets and Cheyenne buyers.
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H. B. Jackson
Madison Street
Judge Clark
Clark
Dr. Scott
Fit Hall
A. Hotchkiss
Colorado
J. F. Sanborn
Wilson
Father Sanborn
Sanborn
Hs Garden
Lie
Cheyenne
G. H
Adams
Saumuel Roberts
Mr. Mecken
Bennett
Joseph Wolff
The
Colorado Farmer
Denver
Wilson Perrin
Silverton Area Faces Grasshoppers and Transport Delays
In Silverton vicinity grasshoppers are reported numerous while Gladstone fixmation works start up unsuccessfully. A mail service may link Lake City and Capitol City. In Pueblo a youth Typham is arrested for robbing Santa Fe freight cars at Topeka. The Arkansas River run is muddy and tourists buy natural jelly from ice-filled plates. A desert eclipse show drew five hundred spectators with humorous reactions.
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Gladstone
Silverton
Lake City
Capitol City
Typham
Pueblo
Topeka
Smith Brothers
Weet Mullen
Evans Journal
Arkansas
Colorado
Promising Upswing in Trade After Panic
The article notes renewed activity across dry goods, retail houses, and wholesale trade. It highlights increased commissioning and optimism, crowded markets, and large sales of blankets and related goods signaling a brighter economic outlook for the autumn season.
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Freto
Cyprus would be ceded to Britain under special treaty
The English Consul reports that Cyprus is to become part of the British Empire under a special treaty, with both Greek and Muslim populations hopeful for improved conditions. The climate and resources are noted, including crops, vines, crafts, ports at Limassol and Famagusta, and Cypriot manners, dress, and beauty.
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Cyprus
England
Mount Taurus
Caramania
Mount Olympus
Levant
Pistum
Nicosia
Larnaca
Marina
Limasso
Famagusta
Helen
Troublesome Caterpillars Invade University Grounds
Professor Sewall of the State University reports a July invasion of caterpillars on campus weeds and crops. He describes their life cycle from eggs to moths, notes two annual broods, and suggests burning infested grounds in February or March to destroy cocoons and prevent crop loss.
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Sewall
The
State University
Boulder News
Aretia
Harvest prosperity drivers in June trade surplus cited
The New York Economist argues that a June balance of trade of 225 million dollars in our favor will lead to increased shipments of breadstuffs and provisions over the next six months, expanding wealth as labor yields from soil and mine boost production and revive economic agencies.
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New York Economist and Dry Goods Reporter
New York July 4th Quiet Amid Economic Concerns
A correspondent notes unusually subdued Independence Day in New York due to firework bans and economic strains. Resumption hopes linger as Congress meets, with discussion of currency and upcoming fall business activity. Visits to Avrifiye and Orange, New Jersey include interviews with Oliver Johnson of the Orange Journal. The weather is hot and humid, with rising child mortality but no sunstroke deaths. Travel to Chicago via the Aicero on July 11 ends the stay.
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Nyto
New York
Congress
Avrifiye
Hudson
Newburg
Orange
N. J
Oliver Johnson
New York Tribune
The
Christian Union
Orange Journal
Chicago
New York Letter on Windsor and Manhattan Beach Hotels
The article surveys Windsor and Brunswick hotels in New York, praising lavish marble and plants. It details Manhattan Beach and Brighton Beach developments, capacity for thousands, transport links, a concert hall, and planned canal and cottages, with high visitor demand and extended ferry connections.
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New York
Windsor
Brunswick
New Yor
Brooklyn
Boston
Manhattan Beach
Prighton Beach
Fime
Manhattan Beach Company
Sheepshead Bay
Jersey City
Brooklyn Annex
Washington
Harlem
Moon and Sun Distances Mark Eclipse Conditions
The article notes the moon at 225635 miles from the city on the 20th, shorter than mean, and the sun at 3740000 miles above its mean distance, with a 235150 mile moon shadow and 87 mile breadth. It outlines three eclipse goals: refining moon tables, understanding the sun, and finding planets between Mercury and the Sun.
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Maschere
Sun
Colorado
Tribune
Vulcan
Encke
Wyoming
Mr. Edison
Pan Edison
Anabia
Marquesas Islands
New Zealand
Western Africa
Russia
Angola
Brazil
Denver Tribune
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Otero
Jon
Cheyenn
Hayes
Trinidad Enterprise
San Jose
Darin
Joe McLane
Cheyenne Wells
Kansas Pacific
McTune
McLane
Wells
FB Moro
Exchange Hotel
Trinidad Democrat
J. M. Foreman
Attorney At Law
Buckley
See
Union Colony
Jqreeman
W. H. Bennett
Freeman & Buckley
Ke, Marsh
M.D. L
Homeopathic
Plain
P. O. Box
Miss Lena Pease
Main and
Jefferson Streets
WN. Rogerson
J. M. Freeman
J. D. Buckley
Sec’y & Engineer
Union Bank
Masonic Block
Creeley
Canon City and
Boulder Valley
Mp Yard
Médpié Street
Yoshvh Moohe
Greeley House
Greeley, Weld County
L. Dawley
F. L. Childs
Philadelphia
Preas
Miss Beckwith
London
Thames
Dover
Calais
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