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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1870

Page

2

Advertising terms and rates for square inch space

A notice outlines annual advertisers may change at leisure for twenty five cents per square inch for composition and extra charges for space beyond allotted. Ads not marked with insertions run at our option until ordered out, with charges applied. Yearly and half yearly advertisers are limited to their direct line of business. other ads incur separate charges. No ads from states without cash accompanying order unless from authorized insertions.

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Prospectus for The Greeley Tribune aims and ideals

The Greeley Tribune prospectus outlines aims to detail Union Colony matters and local resources, promote colonization, and teach that intellect and industry build wealth. It emphasizes improving soil and mechanical work, civilized relations, and the dream of comfortable homes with trees and grounds on personal land. N C Meeker signs.

New Ice Machine Promises Ton for Five Dollars

Prof. Silliman of Yale College invents an ice machine that can produce a ton of ice for five dollars. The United States Liquor Sellers Association is described as a powerful organization with a large fund for its plans. A war load of apple trees from Ottawa Kansas is said to have reached Illinois, while Wyoming surveying by the Government begins with twelve townships to be sectionized in the Lar amie plains. A new Colorado Real Estate Register is published in Denver by E. G. Mathews. A railroad from New York to Omaha will skim past Akron and leave Pittsburg Cleveland Chicago and St. Louis on either side, claiming a 200 mile saving. Salt Lake peaches sold here by Mrs Kinison are praised for climate suitable for drying, with talk of apricots also doing well though not grown in the States. The piece notes a Catholic church in every western railroad town and ongoing town-building funds regardless of audience size.

Silliman Yale College United States Liquor Sellers Association Ottawa Kansas Illinois New York Omaha Akron Ohio Pittsburg Clyeland Chicago St. Louis Salt Lake D Mcult Rocky Mountains Keerixe Bacaruon Poe Colorado Union Colony

Glass houses near Chicago for vegetables

The Prairie Farmer notes four glass houses each 150 feet long to be built near Chicago at an estimated cost of $20,000. Similar structures exist near Boston for forcing cucumbers and strawberries to market earlier than Florida crops.

Prairie Farmer Chicago Boston Florida

Our Schools in Colony Hall and Abroad Pupils

Miss Gurtney's school serves about 50 scholars, mainly young children. Colony Hall school run by E W Gurley and Mr Garner has about 75 pupils, many advanced. Teachers class organized. pupils to be received from abroad at moderate tuition with room, board and comforts. Mr Wilber to open a high bed offering abroad pupils opportunity to study higher branches.

Miss Gurtney Colony Hall E. W. Gurley Garner Wilber

Our Young Men at Fort A and Colonial Life Reflections

A portrait of Fort A young men showing strong morals, thrift, and education, with notes on religious variety, tobacco use, and handwriting. The piece links such discipline to mothers’ guidance and hints at colonial life when establishing a home, meals, and work first shaped youthful ambitions.

The Union Colony and Arvada Developments in Colorado

The article describes settlers at the Union Colony in Colorado building orderly homes with schooling and self-sufficiency, noting a ban on intoxicants and property plans. It lists membership costs, land plots, irrigation, and fare differences for residents and nonresidents, plus upcoming schools and local town growth near Golden and Denver with Arvada mentioned.

Business Houses of Men of Greeley

A local column praises tradespeople and professionals in Greeley including Dr Ian, several ministers, harness shop, painter, barber, milliner, butter producer, bricklayers, carpenters, surveyor, hardware store, and Dr Barclay. Proposes organizing the Colorapo Ixererate to promote agriculture horticulture and mechanic arts with weekly Parments Can meetings and annual fairs.

Parments Can

Hughes lectures on Husband and attention at Mr Nichols store

In Greeley on December 7, 1870 Mr Hughes announces evening lectures on marriage roles and duty. Mr Nichols adds to his extensive business by offering wedding and other suits. CR Welch Co at Maple and Madison sells new stock of dry goods clothing boots shoes stoves hardware groceries at Chicago prices.

CR Welch & Co Maple Madison Streets Chicago Greeley

Masonic notices death of Alexander Ruthven

The lodge records a death of brother Alexander Ruthven and expresses sympathy to his family. A copy of the resolutions will be sent to the deceased's family and the lodge, and published in the Greeley Tribune. The Dramatic Association announces a varied performance on Saturday evening in November. Greeley Lyceum set for December 8 1870 at Colony Hall with usual program. all are invited.

Ruthven Greeley Alexander Ruthven Greeley Tribune Lohae Com Eee Prineo

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