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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1873

Page

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Local Business Directory Listings and Services

A compilation of multiple small ads and notices including E Marsh M D homeopathic physician on Main Street, Ber & Allen real estate agency for Denver Pacific lands in Cache la Poudre Valley, Moss the carpenter and builder on Monroe Street, George Pyburn Reely Livery stable on Madison Street, A B Cannon proprietor at Greeley theatre, F Inman offering carriage painting and glazing, and S W Hilton announcing price reductions under a new Casu System.

Real Estate & Fire Insurance Agency Denver Pacific Railway Cache la Poudre Valley Main St Madison Jefferson Ste Greeley Colorado SoLierren

Local Businesses and Services Fare in Greeley Colony

A collage of business notices in Greeley reports florists seeds and bedding, milk wagon services, bread and bakery, masonry and plastering, carpentry, surveying irrigation ditch work, painting glazing and paper hanging, boot making, real estate and legal services. Mentions Maple Madison Main Walnut streets and Colony Office with names and trades.

J. M. Freeman Oscar Eaton

Rosa Bonheur Paints Tiger Nero in Studio Visit

The narrator visits Rosa Bonheur at Fontainbleau to view her new painting The Tiger and to meet Nero the Bengal tiger. Bonheur shows the live tiger in a glass and iron pavilion, discusses Nero's feeding and affection, and explains how she acquired the animal for her art and paid 15,000 francs for Nero plus 5,000 for the pavilion.

Rosa Bonheur Neary Fontainbleau M'lle Bonheur Mle Bonheur Villa Bonheur Mlle Bonheur M'ile Bonheur M’le Bonheur Nero M Lle Bonheur M’lle Bonheur France Europe Paris Alfred Assolent Blois Sentence Sentenae M. Sentenae Sentenac M’ile Sentenac Mile Bonheur von Goodrich Aldine

John Bunyan and the Pilgrim's Progress Revered

A reflection on John Bunyan's life and work, praising the Pilgrim's Progress written in Bedford jail. The piece notes his early faults, later conversion, and the jailer’s mercy, framing Bunyan as a poet of faith equal to Spenser and Chaucer.

John Bunyan Bedford Cowper Judas Southey Banyan Pomponius Algericus Christian Bunyan Spenser and Chaucer Chrisstian Union

Bears found on snow bank on range eating grasshoppers

The Black Hawk Journal reports a man found thirty nine cinnamon bears on a snow bank across the range. Most were she bears and cubs. Grasshoppers were abundant. when landing on snow they became chilled and unable to fly, gathering in small depressions in large numbers.

The Black Hawk Journal

Greeley tribute recalls practical religion and risks

A Syracuse Radical Club address portrays Horace Greeley as a life driven by knowledge, labor, and charity. The talk cites his impact on civilization, religion, and government, noting personal flaws but praising his public work and urging thoughtful, charitable living. The passage then shifts to a maritime tally listing vessel losses and insurance figures across several fisheries and routes.

American Tract Society Mr. Greeley Greeley B. W. Mundy Syracuse Radical Club

Air travel by balloon to Europe heralded as next great step

James Freeman Clark praises Mr Wise for may prove balloon navigation across oceans as the world anticipates vast benefits. He envisions rapid, quiet, inexpensive travel opening Africa exploration, polar routes, free trade, and a future where balloons replace ships and rails.

Wise Columbus Pole Africa North Pole Greenland Kamtebatka Friends of Free-Trade New York England San Francisco Japan Mr. Wise Europe James Freeman Clark The Christian Union

Gloucester Fishermen Losses Summary From 1830 to 1870

A Cape Cod paper reports Gloucester Massachusetts losses in the fishing and coasting trades over forty two and a half years. It notes 1,251 lives lost and 281 vessels wrecked or sunk valued at about 1.5 million dollars, with an average loss per incident implied.

Ldcal Georges Bay of St. Lawrence Grand and Western Bank Newfoundland Grand Menan Tacony Gloucester Harbor Cape Cod Gloucester Mass

American Business Platform and Great Canyon Scene Highlighted

The piece promotes F K Phoenix Bloomington Illinois and an anti monopoly platform urging universal reform and woman’s ballot rights. It precedes a vivid travel scene describing the Arkansas Canyon with dramatic cliffs pinon cedar and a river view likened to Niagara. The text urges national sobriety and business honesty as paths to peace and prosperity.

Earth Moneasia Yakons Niagara

Indian frauds exposed in long federal investigation report

The Indian committee's Washington fraud inquiry into private contracts with tribes for annuities and treaty work yields an 800 page report. It documents extensive frauds, urges contract annulment and recovery suits, and outlines 19 legislative measures to protect Indians, with specific restitution demands against Latrobe Co. and associates.

Denver Indian Committee Beet House of Representatives Washington Government Printing Office Congress Indian Service John H. B. Latrobe Latrobe

Heights from Surveyor Dartt in Boulder County

Surveyor Dartt reports elevations for Boulder County locations: Boulder 5,300 feet Gold Hill 7,600 Boulder Falls 6,425 Middle Boulder 7,250 Cardinal 8,300 Caribou 9,500 Dartt Pass 10,800 Columbia Ward District 8,750 Ni-Wot Mill 9,000.

Dartt Boulder County Boulder Gold Hill Boulder Falls Middle Boulder Cardinal Caribou Dartt Pass Columbia Ward District

Freight reductions announced on western trunk lines

Managers cut freight rates on first class merchandise from New York to Chicago by 75 cents per hundredweight and to St. Louis by 31 cents, lowering prior charges of 1.00 and 1.28 respectively. The changes apply to dry goods boots and shoes clothing and related items.

New York Chicago St. Louis

The Battle of the Bullfrogs Com memorated on Vermont Bank Note

A Windham Vermont tale recalls a long frog battle between two pond communities. Two large bullfrog armies clashed for over a day, covering acres with slain to avert foul odors, a scene later engraved on one-dollar bank notes.

Vermont Windham Tatae Gedees Boston Transcript

Blue Grass Grows Without Irrigation in Southern Colorado

A. Carter, Esq., near the head of the Green, brought a five foot tall blue grass specimen to the Clieftein office. The grass grew on his rancho without irrigation, planted from seed brought by Mr Carter, a seasoned Kentucky farmer aged over sixty. The Pueblo Chieftain notes the surprising fertility of Southern Colorado soils.

A. Carter Pueblo Clieftein Arkansas Carter Kentucky Colorado

Beecher on theft and labor in a town

Henry Ward Beecher recalls a local thief who stole firewood and argues many laborers work harder to serve the devil than to earn an honest living. He frames the act as a warning about misplaced effort and moral choice.

Henry Ward Beecher

Cattle Owners Seek Legislation to Protect Ranges

Pueblo and Huer fano counties ranchers announce plans to appeal to the next Legislature for laws to shield cattle from the adverse impact of sheep grazing. The issue highlights a long standing regional conflict and echoes earlier troubles seen in Kansas.

Pueblo Huerfano Kansas

Our Volcanoes and a Caribou Comment in the Register

The Caribou correspondent notes a distant volcano in the Coral Register and warns against tunneling schemes in the mountains. The piece imagines a tunnel hitting a crater and fire flooding the valley, urging to leave canoes alone at once.

Coral Register Register Denver

Also Mentioned on This Page

E. Marsh, M.D Ae Homeopathic Main Street Jefferson prBer & Allen A. M. Moss Monroe St Higley Mr. Mose George Pyburn Monroe Street Maple Street Reeley Livery Stable Madison Street Greeley House A. B. Cannon G Bt. F.inman Sir McPhail & Co's Pianos Boston Terme P.O Box Oe Stein Ma’ le Street Tribune Bie Hons& Snor S. W. Hilton Reeley Maple and Madison Streets N. M. Boynton RS. A. Mncallee Bank Greeley, Colorado Grant and Sherman Sts PY Burn, C.E Saveyor B. C. Adams Oes F. L. Childs Colony Hall Henry Madison &T Main and Walnut K. G. Percival Walnut and D. Buckley PsiNtinea BR. Burchill Walnut Street A. Joyce Her Tiger Jomin Bunyan Abby Sageh Richardson the American Business Platform F. K. Phoenix Bloomington, MI America F K. Puoesix Bloomington Ill Great Canyon
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