Stage entertainments in Nichols Hall revive Greeley theater
The Congregational Society presented two theater shows in Nichols Hall featuring Naomi and Ruth, Shakespeare scenes, tableaux and music by the Greeley Silver Cornet Band. Generals Cameron and Robinson impressed as Macbeth Hamlet and ghost, with cruder parts and several notable performers. The piece argues churches should sponsor consistent melodrama, including Life of Jesus or Pilgrim's Progress, to elevate morals and culture in Greeley.
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Greeley
Congregational Society
Nichols’ Hall
Naomi
Ruth
Shakespeare
Gen. Cameron
Macbeth
Hamlet
Mr. Robinson
Ghost
Inman Brothers
Robinson
Miss McCord
Gale
Kram
Packard
Masic
Howard
Teen
Greece
Miss Cushman
Edwin Forrest
Rosa Bonheur
Mr. Talmage
Churches
Lyons
Rether
Daniel
Jesus
Massachusetts
Christian
Celestial City
House of the Beautiful
Apollyon
Vanity Fair
Irrigation Progress Elevates River Farms for Big Crop Next Year
Farmers on the river front show favorable conditions for heavy crops with extensive plowing completed last fall. The canal enlargement, head dam strength, and snow depth provide abundant water. After years of irrigation, laterals ready, Max Clark’s irrigation method reduces conflicts, and the cooperative effort positions these farmers for extensive, profitable farming.
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Max Clark
Number Three Canal and Beet Sugar Prospects for Colorado
The town faces urgent dam work at Number Three Canal with estimated costs around 2000 funded by assessments on watered lands and lots. A public meeting is urged to decide plans while noting beet sugar offers but requires efficient delivery to factories and low labor costs.
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Colorado
Denver
Colorado News Roundup Reflects Governors Absences and Rocky Mountain Notes
The item surveys territorial governance, referencing Gov. McCook and Gov. Elbert, plus remarks on free intercommunication as vital to prosperity. It reports on Verplanck Colvin’s land plans in New York, Deaf Mute Institute notes in Colorado, Kingsley’s death, and Pike’s Peak government station news. It also cites Golden Transcript replies defending Colorado’s resources and industry, including coal, steel, and hardwood.
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Gov. McCook
Washington
Elbert
McCormack
Arizona
Verplanck Colvin
Albany
New York
Mr. Colvin
Greeley
O. Howard
The
Golden Transcript
Greeley Tribune
Colorado
Golden Smelting Works
Boulder City
Denver
Golden Country
Roll of Honor January Students by Departments
The Roll of Honor lists students for January with perfect attendance and deportment. In the Second Primary Department teacher Hecex Backun presents Oscar Ady Harry Carpenter Thad Prewitt Horace Patten Smith Wilson. The Intermediate Department under teacher Annie Camppert includes Sarah Beetham Nellie Grimes Willie Heaton Grant Van Horn Frank Wherren.
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Hecex Backun
Oscar Ady
Harry Carpenter
Thad Prewitt
Horace Patten
Smith Wilson
Annie Camppert
Sarah Beetham
Nellie Grimes
Willie Heaton
Grant van Horn
Frank Wherren
Messenger robbed of money packages on Southern Express route
Memmnis February 1 The messenger of the Southern Express company was robbed here this morning of a large number of money packages. The exact amount cannot now be ascertained. The robbers escaped.
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Memmnis
Southern Express Company
Climate’s effect on nerves in Colorado analyzed
The article surveys how high altitude and thin air influence the nervous system and mental capacity. It notes generally salutary effects on nerves for acclimated residents, with increased appetite and activity, better sleep, and easier recovery from illness, while raising questions about long term cerebral toil and potential nervousness among some residents and clergy.
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Colorado
Denver
Judea
California
Persia
Archives of Electrology and Neurology
Lash
Chas. Denison
Rene Eaver
Mobile
Ala
New England
East
Wrenste
Francis Byrne
Nevada
Fordenge
Mississippi
Boston
Westaindies
Rocky Mountains
West-Indies
Durin
D. E. Pinks
New York State
H. B. Gage
Central City
Ohio
Albert Miles
Caribou
Chaifani
Denver Academy
Rome and Civil Liberty Across the West
A long editorial discusses Rome's power over civil liberty, its historic influence on rulers, and the danger of papal authority if it gains numbers. It contrasts Europe’s move to constitutions with ongoing ignorance and bigotry and warns of Rome exploiting such gains. A Boulder News correspondent reports on Middle Park travel, roads, weather, and a bridge project under construction across a stream.
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Greeley Tribone
Rome
Inquirer
Papal
Europe
Boulder News
Middle Park
Berthoud Pass
J. A. Rollins
Eaeeer
Eaeeer With Ome’, Town
Empire & Middle Park Wagon Det Co
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Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Colorado Springs
United States
Phrenological Journal
Greeley School
Charles Kingsley
Mr. Kingsley
Mountaineer
Pike's Peak
J. J. Tuttle
Bronty
Mr. Asinus
Daniel O’ Leary
L. C. Dana
Dana
Whittaker
Atill
Henry Home
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