Northern Colorado News Briefs From Colorado Counties
Local notes report school closures, courthouse plans, and a Denver architect hired to draft a new county courthouse. Updates cover land board actions, wheat prices, alfalfa seed growth, red stone quarries machinery, and community events across Fort Collins Loveland Evans Sterling Yuma and nearby towns.
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Agricultural College
Opera House
Colorado Milling and Elevator Company
Fort Collins
Red Stone
Open grates urged as remedial for health and comfort
The December Popular Science Monthly argues for open grates over stoves and furnaces, linking the shift to reduced pneumonia and bronchitis in the city. The piece highlights energy and air quality as factors driving heater choices.
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New York Times
Popular Science Monthly
Y. Robbins
How long are we to be behind other countries in this matter
A speaker compares England and Australia on library development, noting Australia leads and Germany is ahead. In thirty six years since the first act England has only 135 free libraries, with London containing two within and four outside the metropolitan area and a total of 54 058 volumes.
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Couns
Schroeder & Deaver
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
B. F. Hottel
Box Elder Sunday School
A. J. Seckner
Kitchell School
E. S. Cain
Manhattan
I. K. Bliven
Poudre River
Taylor’s Crossing
Pleasant Valley
W. P. Bosworth
Park Hill
Loveland
Estes Park
Colorado
Campbell Bros
London
John Brereton
Virginia
Lowndes
Count Witzthum
Germany
Disraeli
Gladstone
Bright
Mr. Gladstone
Gladstone and Bright
Cobden
American Antiquarian
Yucatan
Mexico
D. G. Brinton
University of Pennsylvania
Aubin de Rosay
Zelia Nuttall Pinart
Brinton
Ameri
Australia
England
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promoted for Croup Care
A newspaper notice promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a reliable preventive and cure for croup. It states the remedy is trusted to safeguard mothers and claims it is the only remedy always relied upon, sold by J. F. Fezer.
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Croup
Chamberlain
J. F. Fezer
Expansive weekly collection of essays and writings
A description highlights a premium weekly volume offering extensive reading across essays, criticisms, serialized tales, travel sketches, poetry, science, biography, history, and politics. It gathers foreign periodical literature from leading living writers in a complete, fresh, and costly format.
The Republican newspaper aims for breadth and independence
The Republican presents itself as a broad daily paper printing all news without bias, with strong regional focus and national reach. It advocates tariff reform, civil service, monetary policy, and public trust integrity while offering varied literary content and regional reminiscences for veterans and readers alike.
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Tuk Reroruican
Repubican
New England
Tuk Kepu BukaNn
Weekly Republican promotes compact New England life paper
The Weekly Republican offers seven daily issues edited into a compact weekly. It targets readers unable to access daily papers and highlights New England life. Subscriptions cost 10 cents a month or 3 cents per copy. New 1887 subscribers get December 1886 free. All payments are in advance and sample copies are available.
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New York Weekly Tribune
United States
Eprom
Washington
Tribune
The
Rosen
America
William Blaikie
Maurice Thompson
Jacob A. Augur
West Point
David Kirby
Thomas Clapham
George W. Wingate
George Goldie
New York Athletic Club
Blunt
Annie Waltham
Waterbury
Wood
Ridpath
Young
New England
Republican
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Yort Collins
Bee
Architect Taylor
Denver
Court House
Anna Norris
Unitarian Church
Old Mexico
Express
L. W. Welch
Windsor Hotel
State Board of Agriculture
State Land Board
B.S. la Grange
Public
Poudre Valley
Rock Bush
Larimer County
Fort Morgan
the Times
EF. E. Baker
Greeley
Wilber Scoville
L. H. Bartlett
A. M. Crawford
D. M. Ott
F. M. Aldrich
Alman Brothers
G. C. Huntington
Presbyterian Church
W. B. Linton
Main Street
W. T. Brown
Linton
Brown
Evans
Evans Journal
Good Templars
R. P. Anderson
Seventh Street
Frank Lemmon
Thompson & Nelson
Orchard
Evans Literary Society
Platteville
Merritt
W. H. Leavenworth
Kendel
John Stover
Moss Ranch
John
Otis
F. O. Seeley
J. W. Holt
Nebraska
Miss Randolph
Teachers’ Institute
Yuma
Ben Ward
William Sheedy
Frank Knox
Friend
Crete
Hans Bruner
Mr. Bruner
Sterling
Chenoa
W. B. Lenney
W. B. Wheeler
Lena Propst
Atwood
G. W. Hime
Philmour
Missouri
C. C. Churchill
Sterling News
E.F. Collier
Farrel
I. B. Carroll
Pueblo
M. E
Wm. Knowles
Crook
Knowles
B. M. Taylor
Omaha Fair and Exposition
Julesburg
Simmon
D. B. Simmons
Bangs & Co
Arthur
Washburn & Moen Bale
Washburn & Moen
Aving
J. Max. Clark
Richmond Fisk
County Court of Weld Pnes
Francis L. Childs
George W. Fisk
Wlis Gilarned
Caera
Ancis L.cheat
Littell
Living Age
Eerly Magazine
Europe
Great Britain
Aoasten Traveler
Hartford Courant
Churchman
New York
New York Tribune
Boston Journal
Philadelphia Inquirer
Sunday School Times
hMadelphia
Philo. Eve Bulletin
Harper's Weekly
Bazar
St. Nicholas
Littell & CO
Boston
District Court of the Second Judicial District
County of Weld
Weld County
State of
Julia E. Luttenbacher
Guardian
Colo
GreeLer Trisvye
Greeley, Colo
James C. Scott
Judas
Charles McAllister
John W. Smiley
Frank Hall
Frank Foster
James Ra
Eaton
Cole
F. J. Mott
Register
David B. Grubb
David Boyd
Ambrose Roe
Theophilus Lucas
Frank Frost
Scituates Prize
Fred Billings
Woodstock
Prince of Scituate
Belle of Scituate
Scituates
H. B. Jackson
KE. H. Abbott
Ivory
James C Scott
James H. Stevens
James W. Drummond
John Hobbs
Stephen ©. Bagge
Alfred Gates
Grover
Colo. F
Mott, Register
Halletook
Portland
Maine
J. KK. Tromipson
East Greeley
T.wc. Morty
R. SyReLe
T. C. Morley & CO
Josph Joyce, E
Maple Street
Greeiey
Coio
W.s.howland
W.S. Howland &Co
W. S. Howland
Lawrence St
Greeley Commission House
Oasis Block
Frank Green
Prop
Ideal
New England Newspaper
Springfield
Pebgliten
Massachusetts
Republicans
the Weekly Republican
Springfield, Mass
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