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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1873
Page
1
An extended narrative from Greeley Colorado recounts a bear encounter near the mountains, the author’s injured leg, and a bear’s final defeat. It details bear species, hunting aftermath, and life with ranch hands including Rocky Mountain Jim, plus a digression about Dr. Goodman’sMiss Lucy and frontier rescue scenes scrolling through camp.
A Boston Transcript essay describes hiring American women as housekeepers to ease family burdens. The narrator finds two capable maids, Miss Annie S and later Miss J, and praises respectful treatment and shared work as a humane solution for frugal households.
A Providence woman recalls a pre 1800 marriage in Union Village where Lucy Buffum wore a self spun silk dress. The heavy ribbed dark brown gown was produced by the bride, who tended silkworms, reeled silk, spun, dyed and wore it. The garment is said to be the country’s first silk manufactured item now cherished by the family.
Mrs 8 E Fuller of New York heads a large engraving firm contracted to supply wood engravings for the forthcoming report of surveys in Montana. The announcement notes her prominence in the engraving industry.
The Leavenworth board of directors approved a contract for a narrow-gauge line to build one hundred miles per year over five years with work starting next April. The Leavenworth Times notes the project will bring prosperity as the line reaches mineral lands in Colorado, benefiting both the company and the city.
An 19th century exchange notes General Grant’s irrigation recommendation but dodges origin of water for canals. It argues Congress could fund water provision, a move seen as advantageous since most lawmakers have limited personal water needs.
At a Portland conference session a warm discussion led to licensing Mrs. Mary D. Wellcome as a preacher. The debate included support for women's rights and the idea that capable women should not be hindered from preaching.
Mrs Laura A Berry, a leading Iowa businesswoman, is a candidate for Enrolling Clerk of the House. Her prior year in the role satisfied all, and there is little doubt she will be elected.
The women of Rochester New York contribute seven million dollars in taxes while lacking any political representation. This historical note highlights the inequality faced by women in civic participation and taxation rights during the period.
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