Greeley Settlement Progress Amid Civic Growth
The Greeley colony in Colorado shows rapid advancement since its November 1869 proposal. The First Annual Report and Greeley Tribune note 352 houses, churches, schools, Masonic lodges, and multiple social groups. By May 1871 most members are expected to arrive, with by laws banning alcohol and requiring lot improvements, while prospects of independence and climate health drive optimism.
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