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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1875

Page

2

Cucumbers and early glassed-vegetable culture idea

The article discusses early cucumber harvests around April to June with frequent shipments by train, recounts planting strategies to counter grasshoppers, and notes how watering keeps vines vigorous. It contrasts old drought struggles in Ohio, praises fresh cucumbers, and argues for more glass greenhouses to grow high priced crops in cities like Denver and Boston. It adds observations on vinegar quality, then shifts to reflections on love and life with quotes from Coleridge.

Ohio Tiberius Christ Capri Naples Boate London

Bishop Haven Sermon Praised In Georgia Church

The Bishop Haven of Georgia delivered a thoughtful sermon on Christian perfection and beauty at a Methodist Church. He appeared as a portly intellectual man over fifty, admired by many prominent figures and praised for clear logic and graceful delivery, though his voice lacked higher tones. The piece also discusses contrasts between types of great men, notes about Middle Park’s mineral prospects, railroad plans, and mountain travel practices.

Haven Georgia Methodist Church Johnson Charles Sumner Millard Filmore Henry Wilson Brigham Young Abraham Lincoln Carl Shurz William Everett Ralph Waldo Emerson Carlyle John Knox Bishop Haven Beecher Prof Huxley

Mining agency picked for Centennial exhibit in Colorado Springs

The Colorado Springs Mining Agency is chosen to collect mineral specimens for a government exhibit at the Centennial. Colorado plans to show independently of the federal display. The note mentions credit to articles on Newspapers and Getting Logs out of the Mountains and lists A. T. Stewart as a top ad spender. Frank Blair’s death is noted with minimal estate value. Frank Seward and Spinner named for state offices.

Colorado Springs Colorado New York Tribune Boulder News

Bear River country notes from Georgetown Miner journey

Col P M Smart returns from Bear River country via Gore and Berthoud Passes describing Middle Park growth, Hayden as a new central point for Western Colorado Improvement Company, diverse crops and pasturage, Bear River valley settlement, Elk river gold placers, Steamboat Springs, and prospects for a saw mill and county development with settlers heading toward Bear River and Egeria Park.

Georgetown P. M. Smart Bear River Berthoud Pass Middle Park Gore Pass Grand Lake Grand County Egeria Park Hayden Western Colorado Improvement Company Rver Rawlins Union Pacific Elk River Gore Range Colorado Lord Gore Tonng Cozzens

River Rise Near Memphis Without Major Flood Damage

Memphis August 9 The river at this point continues to rise rapidly with about an inch gain since six o clock last evening. Yet the outlook improves due to decline at Cairo and reports from the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad officers that little flood evidence exists along the St Francis at Madison Arkansas and in the bottom between here and there. Much of the area submerged in April is now spared as bayous and lakes are empty and vegetation slows water flow. Unless St Francis danger grows, damage between Memphis and Helena will be minor and limited to a few plantations.

Memphis Cairo Memphis and Little Rock St. Francis Madison Arkansas Here Helena

North Park Colorado 1876 travel notes on flora fauna and springs

From Noutil Park Giant Springs North Park Col July 11 1876 describes two weeks of mountain travel across Colorado's wildest park. Observations cover routes from Laramie river canyon weather frost and snow banks game including bears and antelope streams and springs notably Giant spring. Editor notes potential ranching mining prospects and rich meadows forests wildlife and solitude for tourists with limited trout in North Platte tributaries.

Dwellings and Dunes Mark Desert Crossing Westward

The narrator’s camp travels west from Mosca Pass into the San Luis Valley under the Sangre de Christo range. They describe vast sand dunes and yellow sand drifted by constant winds, creating a hostile landscape that challenges streams and travelers. The party notes lakes, alkali pools, and a looming desert future as they reach the Rio Grande and rest by a roaring river.

Denver News San Juan Rio Froripa Con Mosca Pass San Luis Valley Sangre de Christo Estern San Luis Lakes Rio Grande Denver

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