Local Builder Offers Plans and Estimates in Stoden Area
Arthur Hotkiss announces readiness to perform building work by job or contract in Stoden, offering plans, specs, bills of materials, and cost estimates with satisfaction guaranteed. Residence at Maple and Jackson. Co H Marsh, Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent in Greeley Colorado offers conveyancing, land sales, and title examinations, serving Colorado courts.
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Babcock & Taylor,eal
Greeley
Colorado
U. S
F. M. Babcock
Philip Taylor
Arapahoe County
Denver City
Washington
Arpenter
Stoden
Corger
Maple
Jackson
Arthur Hotckiss
Co. H. Marsh
Main Street
Augustus Robbins Seeks Aid and Encounters a World of Color
Augustus Robbins travels by horse and buggy through rough country to visit Mrs. Cameron. He arrives at Col Woods area, finds a welcome but wary reception, shares a warm supper with Mrs. Cameron and enslaved workers, and contemplates a difficult future amid a rising temperance movement.
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Sam Davis
Augustus
James
Mr. Davis
Rosa
Davis
Augustus Robbins
New York
Mississippi
Chester
Mineral
Merrimac
Ilinois
Cameron
Apple Creek
Col. Woods
Col. Wood
Perryville
Sue
Temperance Question and the Call for Prohibition
A National Standard article urges a new temperance strategy to curb dram shops. It argues that alcohol fuels crime poverty and social harm, urging a shift from license to strict prohibition to secure free government and protect youth amid a broader political reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Temperance
America
Mississippi letters lament hard times and social decay
A widow teacher in Vicksburg describes widespread hardship in the South, blaming high taxes and poor merchant credit. She notes political shifts, moral decline, and sparse social visits, then shifts to praise for Colorado settlement opportunities and a predicted removal of Ute reservations.
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Vicksburg
New England
Springfield
Tom
Samuel Bowles
Colorado
Texas
Mississippi
Colorado Monthly
Sierra Madre
Rocky Mountains
Green
Gunnison
San Juan
Moat
Snowy Range
Pacific
Groeoe Alkey
How to Converse Simply and Engagingly
Beecher argues fluent talk comes from feeling and imagination plus daily habit. He warns against vulgar street slang and grandiose language, urging simple transparent speech that focuses attention on ideas and feelings.
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Nanage
Henry Ward Beecher
Memory of Corinth Choirs Echoes in a Village Hymn
Z F Taylor recalls old church choirs and the tune Corinth. He describes past singers with blue and black eyes who became wives and mothers and died, imagining a future reunion in a radiant hall where memories endure and voices return.
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Corinth
David
Jesse
Z. F. Taylor
Glittering generalities and notorious lines across history
The passage catalogs famous wartime epigrams and remarks by Rufus Choate Tom Corwin and others. It notes Douglas’s squatter sovereignty claimCass Calhoun naming it and mentions Lincoln's charity quote. It also recalls Pope and Lee jokes about headquarters and a playful take on generals’ missteps.
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Rufus Choate
Tom Corwin
Douglas
Cass
Calhoun
Wa Times
Lincoln
Pope
Lee
The Dead Majority
A reflective meditation on mortality and vast death tolls comparing cemeteries in London and distant cities. The speaker portrays death as a global, silent city, where the living are a small minority and the dead vastly outnumber the living.
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Axminster
Greenwood
London
Pekin
Cesar
Nero
Thebes
Tyre
Babylon
Z'almage
Population push and curious kitchen waste tale cross territories
The Register urges Colorado Legislature to publish information on resources to attract settlers. The Denver piece cites wealth and no debt as incentives, while a New York reporter reveals hotel scraps sold to the poor. It reflects on faith driving grand deeds and recalls historic fires and Abby Sage Richardson plans fifty readings after January 1.
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Denver News
Register
Treasury
N. Y. Standard
Famous American Epigrams From Founding to Civil War
A compact tour of notable quotes from American figures. Franklin to Seward are cited for memorable lines, including Paine, Jefferson, Adams, Webster, and Jackson, with remarks on how epigrams shaped public memory across eras.
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Franklin
Washington
John Dickinson
Patrick Henry
Thomas Paine
Jefferson
Henry Lee
Charles Colesworth Pinckney
John Adams
Daniel Webster
Josiah Quincy
Davy Crockett
Andrew Jackson
Benton
Scott
Taylor
Bragg
Seward
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Business Garis
P. J. Rogers & Son
Gresley
Main St
R. E. Hart
Black-Smith
W. Hilton
Walnut Street
Ringer
N. B
Colorado Territory
J.D. Buckley
Quaveron
J. Leavy
Urseryman and Florist
Grant and
Sherman Sts
G. HM. Webster
California
J. S. Scott
Pine
Madison Street
D. B. Bennett
Ofice
Spruce Street
Barnum House
L. van Gohren
G. W. & J. L. Stotts, Tea
L. Childs
Boston
Colony Hall
Harvey Townsend
Walnut St
Park
Henry
Madison
Main
Walnut
B. Talbot
Hollister & Savage
Joycer
Maple Street
J. H. Jones
C. Maio
Salomon's
H. G. Bond
LAW
Ofice Over Hussey's Bank
F and Holladay Streets
Denver
F. J. Percival
Walnut and
Madison Streets
Geo
F.inman
A. McPhail & Co
Adams Avenue
Chestnut Streets
A. E. Gipson
Greeney
Coronado
Ribune Block
A. Z Salomon’s
E. Lowndes
Winchester Arms Co
New Haven
Conn
Adama and
Oak Streets
Adams
Monroe
Baptist Church
Daniel Witter
Rosa Robbins
John Logan
Meeker
Columbus
Paul
Europe
Luther
Cary
Fuller
Livingston
Africa
Constantinople
Portland
Chicago
Abby Sage Richardson
American Literary Bureau
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