Agriculture club meeting in Colorado on market reforms
Veronesday Evening February 1 1871 report on the Colorado Farmers Club at Colony Hall Carr. Boyp chairman J Max Craix secretary. Attendance two to three hundred. Discussion on marketing farm produce to cut out middlemen and create a producer owned public market with designated market day. Several members advocate co operation and note the need for capital labor and organization. Adjourned to discuss irrigation next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanby
N.C. Meeker
Wilber
Handy
Executive Council
Messrs
Wilbur
Foster
Pether
Wilbuy
Orr
Dir
West
Big Thompson
Maine
Mr. West
Chicago
J. P. Sanborn
B. H. Eaton
Kinnison
L. K. Perrin
The Widow'smite Sermon at Plymouth Church
A Beecher sermon on the widow's mite from Mark 12 explores humble giving and inner motive. It extols unseen virtue, contrasts worldly fame with quiet fidelity, and urges living for God regardless of public notice.
Endure in Service and Faith in Times of Discouragement
A preacher urges believers to persevere without weariness, noting that God sees every life and will reward faithful labor. He praises workers in distant lands, emphasizes heart over wages, and calls for love fidelity and zeal to sustain service despite hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asl
A New Colony in Wyoming Near Chugwater and Laramie River
Preparations are under way for a colony of fifty families or more this spring near the junction of the Chugwater and Sabille with the Laramie river. Twelve Cheyenne families plan to go with others from the East. saw mills will operate soon and lumber will be available for settlers. The area is described as Indians-free and peaceful on their reservation north of the Platte. The notice warns settlers to expect hard work and a year of preparation rather than easy homesteads, while praising Wyoming’s healthy climate and promising soil and atmosphere for growth and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. KX. Perrin
Denver
Colorado
New York
West
Salt Lake
States
Acre
Marta
Mexico
Utah
Union Pacific
Mac Anery
St. Louis
Chicago
Atlantic
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Clark
Wining
Tennessee
Kentucky
Janman
Boston
Brown
Hanby
Greeley
Mr. Foster
Neces
Christ
Themezelves
Bene Mami Rye Yen Eens
Jeurstein
God
Man
New Jerusalem
Chugwater
Sabille
Laramie
Cheyenne
The
Platte
Babess
Ilineis
Michigan
Wyoming
Colorado's New Railroad Bill Aims From Salt Lake To Denver
A congressional bill proposes a land grant to build a railroad from Salt Lake City through Utah and Colorado to Denver connecting with the Kansas Pacific. The project promises shorter Chicago to San Francisco travel, vast resources, and rapid eastern Utah western Colorado development pending settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Saltoke City
Utah
Colorado
Denver
Kansas Pacific
Chicago
San Francisco
United States
Gorgetown Miner
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. H. Paine
Spruce Street
Madison and
Jefferson Avenue
Louis Whipple
Walnut St
Monroe
Madison
Frank M. Babcock
Cit
Colony
Marvey Townsend
Walnurst
Park
Taeey Oprlee
J. S. Scott
Eeeniere Mae
Greeley Pon St. Vge
Pine
Madi
Richard Burke
Bumper
Greeley Land and Labor Exchange
J. c. Higly
B. F. Pinneo
Henry & Mancock
Icklayers
Pianier Ss
Fitl Reemud Ma
L. Hanna
Stes
Main St
L. van Gohren
Warrenmaker & Jeweler
Brearey Fompthree
Main Street
Col
Peoples’ Restaurant and
Boarpine Hows
Hi. N. Rogerson
Mipl
Ceresley
S. AK. Thompson
Suraron & Mechanical Denrist
Madison & Sprnce Sts
J. Leavy
Nurserywan & Florist
Main. St
Grant and
Sherman Sts
Kreeley
G. H. Webster
California
R. Burchell
Painy OR
J. Joyce
Maple St?ut
Walter
McDonald, Ourveyon & Civil Expinrer
Ter
B. Talbot
Perkin’s Furniture Store
Matteson
Randolph and
Darborn Streets
Chica
Robert Hill
Colorado Farmers Club
H. W. Beecher
Plymouth Church
Jay
Miss
LE Row
Mr Beecher
Jesus
Jerusalem
Duwire