Windsor Utah Town Notes and Schedule
Windsor and Salt Lake Pacific timetable details listed. Mail arrivals and departures noted with daily patterns and Sunday exceptions. Local organizations including Masons, Woman's Aid, Home Missionary Society and Windsor Corner Band are listed with meeting times. Town board officials and trustees named along with post office hours and notices.
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Salt Lake
Pacific BY
Keeley
P. Mail & Kix
Mail & Wx
Enat
Lupton Fire Destroys Home With Losses Near Eight Hundred
R C Reynolds, longtime Lupton resident, woke to fire that consumed his dwelling and most belongings. Loss estimated at 800 dollars with no insurance after policy expired two years ago. Stove pipe caused the blaze as 6 45 breakfast preparations were interrupted. Fire left upstairs unsalvageable. The town plans a grand masquerade ball on the 6th with Denver's top music. Present indications are Adams County may not reach the event.
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Greeley
Highlandlake Social to Benefit Parsonage Fund
Highlandlake reports a social gathering will be held Friday evening February 13 at Capt Nichols to raise funds for the parsonage. Rev E S Parsons lectured Thursday in the schoolhouse. A pair of twin boys were born to Mr and Mrs John Hartman Sunday night. Residents oppose redrawing Weld county for Platteville or Fort Lupton. About twenty five dollars in books added to the school library. Tosy.
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Highlandlake
Capt. Nichols
Parsonage Fund
Parsons
John Hartman
Highland Lake
Weld County
Platteville
Fort Lupton
Tosy
Adams County split debate reaches Tribune meeting
Correspondence from Platteville questions Adams County formation within Weld County bounds. Letter urges Greeley to fulfill promises of county development, notes railway allocations, and recalls past county seat moves. Also reports local deaths and a long listing of magazine contents and poison Ivy note.
Local Sales and Moves Stir Lincoln County Community
Wheeler and Metzer of Denver sold twenty nine cows and calves and some horses to David Snider. The Methodist church meetings continue under Elders Todd and Rose with a fair interest. The Chain and Hardy ranch, once Grafflin's, sold to Mr. Mc Campbell. Mrs. Ranger relocates to Cottonwood Springs. Several residents plan a Southern trip in spring.
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Wheeler and Metzer
Denver
David Snider
Methodist Church
Todd
Rose
Chain & Hardy Ranch
Grafflin’s
Mc Campbell
Ranger
Cottonwood Springs
State Normal School Urged for Equal Support in Legislature
Editorials from Denver News and Denver Republican champion the State Normal school at Greeley urging equal financial backing with other state institutions. They praise its role in training teachers for public schools and foresee lasting benefits for state education and government.
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State Normal School
Comemon
United States
State Normal
Ite Micrience
General Assembly
Denver News
Greeley
Denver Republican
Secretary Windom's Career
William Windom of Belmont County Ohio born May 10 1827 rose to law politics and finance. He served in Congress and the Senate before joining the Garfield cabinet as Secretary of the Treasury and later continued in that role under Harrison. He left Washington in good health for a New York City Board of Trade and Transportation banquet where he would outline the government's fiscal policy.
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Washington, D. C
William Windom
Belmont County
Ohio
Mount Vernon
Knox County
Minnesota
Congress
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
United States Senate
Daniel 8. Norton
Garfield
Treasury
Arthur
Senate
Windom
Syrup of Figs Presents Perfect Laxative Claim
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as the world’s only perfect laxative, pleasing in taste and gentle yet prompt in cleansing the system. It asserts lasting popularity as its benefits become better known.
Kansas City Belle Society Leads Shine in Big Burgh
Portraits highlight Mrs. Roswell Field and Mrs. Edward H. Bouton among Kansas City belles. Debutantes Miss Mattie Slavens Miss Mamie Devol Miss Cora Warner Miss Lora Bullene and others, all praised for beauty, grace, and social success in a bustling Missouri border scene.
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Missouri Border
Kansas City
Roswell Field
New England
Edward H. Bouton
Bouton
Simms
Cincinnati
Miss Slavens
Wellesley
Conservatory of Music At
Boston
Europe
Hyde Park
Mamie Devol
Gen. Devol
Internal Revenue
Miss Devol
Cora Warner
Maj
William Warner
Miss Warner
Washington
West
Warrier
Jos Ada Nave
Rathor
Lora Bullene
T. B. Bullene
Mamie Drennon
Miss Drennon
Mayme Chappel
Phil E. Chappel
Rapid transit to the World's Fair discussed by experts
Special correspondent Henry M. Hunt reports on Chicago and Philadelphia transit plans for the 1893 World's Fair. Officials evaluate underground and elevated options, then favor a central loop linking depots with a surface yard near the grounds to move hundreds of thousands daily.
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Quaker City
Pennsylvania
Reading Roads
Fairmount Park
Delaware River
Chicago
State
Madison Streets
Philadelphia
Hellinois Central
Parall
Wabash Avenue
State Street
South Park
Gottlieb
E. L. Corthell
Indiana
Lake Shore
Thomas
Illinois Central
Henry M. Hunt
Birchall the Canadian murderer draws worldwide attention
In Woodstock jail Birchall reads letters from across the world and sells his appearance as a relic. Polls and crowd interest surge as visitors, museums, and collectors bid for artifacts tied to the murder, while autographs and hair locks become prized mementoes in a grim fascination.
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Woodstock
Birchall
Benwell
Pittsburg
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