Real estate and professional services ad in Greeley scene
An array of local business cards in Greeley Colorado advertise real estate law and notary services by A W Fisk and James E Scott, medical care by E Marsh MD, Pianos and organ teaching and tuning by Allen Real Estate Agents, building and contracting services by J A Ingallee, George P Burn, and Burchill painting and finishing, plus a boot maker offering custom boots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Freeman
Oscar Eaton
Greeley
Colorado
U.S. Land
Maple Street
What Robert Collyer thinks of Colorado
From the Denver News, Robert Collyer recalls a trip to Denver, Manitou, Estes Park, and surrounding areas. He finds Colorado a wonderful but austere land, noting rough landscapes, potential for future irrigation, and a populace steady in health and spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver News
Robert Collyer
States
Denver
Manitou
Estes Park
Colorado
Mont Blanc
Jungfrau
Europe
Rhone
Rockies
Lucerne
Geneva
Catskills
Byron
Coleridge
Garden of the Gods
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Wiel Ais
Fiestes
Bess
Tilbury
Lake Michigan
Nobddy
Cheney
Egypt
Platte
The Stomach of Ruminants A Digestive Insight
The article explains the ruminant stomach structure as a four compartment system. It describes how coarse and fine foods travel through the first three compartments before digestion occurs in the fourth, with the third acting as a gate to the fourth. It notes duration of residence in the third compartment is brief and cites Prof. Arnold’s observation of fine meal in the fourth stomach shortly after ingestion.
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L. B. Arnold
Arnold
Wealth of the British Aristocracy and Land Concentration
George M Towle in Harper's Magazine highlights vast English and Scottish land ownership concentrated in a few noble families. He notes a land revenue around £60,000,000 from 30,000 great landowners, with over a million peasants dependent on lords. Primogeniture and entail lock land’s sale, concentrating wealth and widening class gaps.
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Scotland
Dukes of Hamilton
Buccleuch
Sutherland
Marquis of
Bute
Earl of
Breadalbane
East Sussex
Duke of Richmond
Aroa
Leconfield
Crichton Mount Stuart
Cardiff
Bright
Lord Hardhunter
Scottish Anecdotes and Insect Lessons From An Old Era
Reminiscences recount humorous Scottish vignettes about travel bragging and sharp wits, from an Inverness Indian traveler to a Dunkeld delay. The piece then shifts to natural history notes on ants, contrasting Spey field labor with Mexican honey ants and their pioneered honey storage and sacrificial feeding within colonies.
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Scotland
Inverness
India
Thurso
Duke of Atholes
Perth
Dunkeld
Lairge
Exen
Jenny
Gaun
Robby
Claes
Ants That Farm Grain in Texas Harvests
Naturalists report a Texas ant species that farms grain as its food. In fall the ants harvest ripe grain, clear ground, and spread it to dry, moving it underground during rain, then return grain by grain. They store part for seed and live on the rest through winter, resuming in spring.
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Mexico
Oneida
Texas
Icelandic Festival Marks Millenary and Liberty
The Springfield Republic manuscript notes Iceland’s August festival marking 1000 years since Ingolf and Norse settlers founded a republic at Althing. It celebrates revived freedoms under King Christian and links to Danish rule, while praising Icelandic literature, culture, and Arctic landscape. The piece urges mutual respect and journalist exchanges ahead of Iceland’s centennial.
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Iceland
A. v
Ingolf
Norway
Harold the Fair-haired
St. Olaf
Plymouth
Europe
Christian
Denmark
Leif Ericson
Reykjavik
Bayard Taylor
Halstead
Field
Springfield Republican
Coggia Comet Seen Yet Departure Leaves Grief and Wonder
The Springfield Republican notes Coggia the comet has passed the equator and will not return in mortal ken. Astronomers report its tail and nucleus sizes, offer comparisons to Donati and 1511’s record, and suggest it may be an untamed ultra comet traveling a parabola.
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Equator
South Seas
Coggia
Donati
Totus
Teres
Science
China
Coggin
Haif
Springfield Republican
French Geographical Society Back Inland Sea Plan South of Algeria
The French Geographical Society advocates creating an inland sea south of Algeria by connecting Sebkhos basins to the Mediterranean. The plan aims to flood desert chorts with salt water year round, enable sea ports along the length, and improve climate and agriculture. A survey is requested from the Bey of Tunis to precede construction.
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French Geographical Society
Algeria
Africa
Tunis
Sahara
Morocco
Atlas Mountains
Sebkbhos
Biskray
Constantine
Helps to Holy Living and Duty Over Idleness
The passage argues that God assigns enough work to keep people from idleness yet allows space for devotion. Busy life disciplines the soul and keeps temptations at bay, while neglecting duties closes the door to divine messages and fellowship. It emphasizes balancing affairs with religious purpose and warns against self pity blocking grace.
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Jeremy Taylor
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. W. Fisk
TAW
REAL
James E. Scott
TE Office
Main Street
Spruce Street
Samuel Graham
E. Marsh
Jefferson
Madison
WM. FE. Pabor
Psy
Allen
Noah K. Allen
Cotonapo
Cache la Pondre
Sonscrrep
Pyburn
Monroe Street
Inman
Whilliam Stein
Male Street
Tribune
eeerEs
Maple and
Madison Streets
N. M. Boynton
A. Ingallee
the Bank
Greeley, Colorado
Geo. PY Burn
Sunyere
P M. Moss
Maple St
Dispatch
Mr. Moss
Henry
Walnut
K J. Percival
Carpenter
Walnut and
Pioneer Saddle and Harness Shop
N.B
BE. Hart
OLD Colony
Main St
Palstina
R. Burchill
Walnut Street
J. Joyce
A. H. Boughton
Con
Coronado
Fort Collins
Larimer County
Plains
Holy Land
Greece
Switzerland
Edward Garrett
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