Colorado Agriculture Totals and Alfalfa Growth Analysis
The state engineer reports irrigation ditch expansion of about 2,500 miles and at least 500,000 acres cultivated in Colorado, with alfalfa and grasses totaling around 400,000 acres and grain crops about 800,000 acres. Estimates place alfalfa value near 10.8 million dollars and overall crop value around 24 million, noting these figures are approximate.
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Boards of County Commissioners
Arkansas
San Luis
Platte
Ita
San Luis Valley
Delta
Gunnison Valley
Roaring Fork
Pitkin County
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy Ad
Teething child relief advertised syrup claims to ease crying and pain. Promises cure for dysentery and diarrhea, calms stomach and bowels, relieves wind colic, and imparts energy. Marketed as prescription of an old doctor, sold by druggists worldwide at 75 cents a bottle.
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Winslow Nothing
United
Misery's auction of pauper estate at 5 Duane Street
A coroner's public administrator crowdsale in New York follows suicides. Items from paupers include cheap furniture, clothing, revolvers, and odds and ends. The sale at 5 Duane Street draws curiosity dealers and poor bidders as the auctioneer reels off bids for hats, knives, umbrellas, and buried stories.
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Duane Street
Potter's Field
Newsboys
Chatham Street
Bowery
Smith & Wessons
New York
Magnificent Masonic Temples Featured in Sandusky and Denver
The article highlights two new temples for Freemasonry, one in Sandusky Ohio and another in Denver Colorado. It notes Sandusky’s temple dedicated June 1890 at Washington and Wayne streets, costing 60000 dollars with four stories plus a tower, and Denver’s seven story temple at Sixteenth and Welton streets with three lower mercantile floors and four upper masonry floors, featuring an exclusive Welton entrance and elevator.
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Masonic Temple
Sandusky
C. Ures
Masonry
Voice of Masonry
Family Review
Washington and
Wayne Streets
Amherst
Red Cross
Lodge
Denver
Mason Temple at Denver Shows Luxurious Lodge Rooms
The Masonic Temple in Denver Colorado features a stylish reception area and a chapter room noted for comfort, convenience, and elegant furnishings. It includes steam heating gilt glass chandeliers gas and electric lighting and well appointed anterooms robing rooms and retiring rooms to serve a body that has grown to 150 members in the last year. The lodge room commandery room banquet hall and all other rooms are equally generous in scale.
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Masonic Temple
Denver
Growth of Kansas A O U W Lodges and Notes
Growth figures show rapid expansion of the A O U W in Kansas from 5 lodges in 1872 to 69 by 1882 and 178 by 1890, with member counts rising to 8 898. Other notes mention Montana lodge plans in Helena, Evansville lodge formation, Canada’s September applications, New York beneficiaries, and Cleveland lodge activity.
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Kansas
Grand Lodge of
Canada
Grand Recorder
M. D. Carter
New York
Minnesota Knights Extend Officers Terms And Endowment Rank
The Minnesota grand lodge extends subordinate lodge officer terms to one year from six months. The endowment rank has paid nearly $6,000,000 to heirs of deceased members, with Arkansas leading in endowment. Chicago temple plans a Clark street frontage of 1971 2 feet and 120 feet on Oakdale at over $150,000. West Virginia reports twelve new lodges and 564 members. Milwaukee Press club dominated hospitality at the conclave.
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Montana
Helena
Mont
Evansville
Ind
Grand Lodge of
Minnesota
Arkansas
Chicago
Clark Street
Oakdale Street
West Virginia
Orter
Curious Masonic Apron and Global Lodge News
A three century old English Masonic white kid apron shown in exhibition notes Charity as a woman with infants. The Bible and square and compass emblem appear with hidden points. Reports on Missouri grand lodge plans, Chicago Chinese Masonic meeting with festive excess, Michigan Eastern Star chapters aiding Grand Rapids home fund, New Zealand united grand lodge opposition, and Natal South Africa education fund for Freemasons.
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England
Alexander G. Abell
California
Duke of Wellington
Garrett
Earl of Mornington
Clark Street
Order of the Eastern Star
Michigan
Grand Rapids
United Grand Lodge
New Zealand
Auckland
Natal
South Africa
Maritzburg
Knights of Honor Deaths and Membership Update
The October assessment list shows 16 deaths ages 20-30 and 16 ages 50-55 with averages of 7 years 4 months and 11 years 10 months and payments of 162.38 and 631.23 respectively. November deaths total 158 with New York 28 and Texas 14 and Massachusetts 10.
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New York
Texas
Massachusetts
Supreme
Harvey
Supreme Lodge
W. R. Spooner
The
Odd Fellows
Red Men Report Highlights Indiana Council Statistics
The Indiana Red Men session in Indianapolis reports membership totals, gains, and changes. It notes 4,198 present members, 1,914 gain since the last report, 26 tribes instituted, 68 tribes now working, and 18 deceased. It cites Massachusetts as having 15,000 Red Men, with 8,000 Masons and 7,000 Knights Templar, and mentions a chieftain league to form in Rochester New York and a resignation rumor about Great Junior Sagamore White in Chicago.
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Great Council of
Indiana
Red Men’s Hall
Indianapolis
Great Chief of
Great Council
Massachusetts
Masons
Knights Templar
Rochester
N. Y
the Arrow
Binghamton
Sagamore White
Chicago
Life insurance aids widow in Orient council member death
The American Legion of Honor notes Companion Tisdale of Taunton Massachusetts, admitted July 2 1879 at age 58, died September 27 1890. He contributed 70.04 to the benefit fund and his beneficiaries received 3000.
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Companion Tisdale
Orient Council of
Taunton
Mass
Large Fraternity Growth Sets Record Membership and Lodges
The organization reports over 12 000 members and 107 lodges established. Noah of Cambridge Massachusetts wins the largest membership title with 622 members, surpassing Pioneer No 1 which has 614.
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Noah
Cambridge
Mass
Pioneer
Samuel R McCready Forges Widest West Claims Order
Samuel R McCready reports success in organizing claim settlements with a policy of paying every claim within twelve hours, rebuilding trust and expanding the order across the western region.
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Samuel R. M’cready
West
Lodges Grow Fast in Young Organization
The sixteen month old group reports 200 lodges in good order and over 9000 single certificate members. The national secretary notes nearly 44000 members in Pennsylvania. State reports show 3704 favored a name change. The People's Five Year Benefit Order paid 1528 relief claims totaling over 82000.
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United American Mechanics
Pennsylvania
Holiday Presents from The Prudential Savings Bank
Just out savings gift for $5 or $10 deposits. Amounts registered for a child or adult. Handsome bank design advertised for holiday gifting. Send for circular from Jas. A. Sproull at 826 15th St Denver CO.
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The
Prudential Savings Bank
Jas. A. Sproull
15Th St
Denver
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Denver News
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Coleday
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Knights OF Pythias
Press Club
Milwaukee
Masonic
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American Legion of Honor
Royal Oak
Order of Unity
the State Normal School
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Thomas J. Gray, Creeley, Cole
Pechas
H. Berry
State St. Chica
Wear
Cheyenne
Greeley
Fort Collins
Julesburg
LaSalle
Chicago Express
New Windsor
H. Jouns
Church Directory
Sadie Missionary Society
Edward
Parsons
Exoutsu
J. G. Reip
Sabbau
Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor
Young Peoples
W. C. Madison
Bath
H. F. Wallaer
Episcopal
Holy Communion
W.G. Coors
Greeley Public Library
Occidental Lodge No
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C.H. Wheeler
W. M. J. A. Woopsury
See
Greeley Commandery
K.T
A. Wooppury
E. C. W. S Fullerton
Garden City
L. W. Hooper
Mera T. Bassert
Sec
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Ebber
C. C M
Cuase
Forest City Lodge No
J. W. Santorn
Sunuivan
Recorder
Grant
H. Patin
Post Com
J. W. Sannorn
Post
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U.S. Grant Woman’s Relief Corps
Jennin G. Harper
Josef Hine A
Cheeseman
Poudre Valley Lodge
G. Fuller
N. G
W.H. Gin
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S. O. Luthsir
W. W. Fixup, Scribe
Canton Greeley No. 6
Patriarchs Militans
W. M. Boomer
Capt. EK
J. Carver
Poudre Valley Hook and Ladder Co. No. L
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Foreman
Wo. J. Cups
Sec’y
Grand Order of One Orient
K. of
G. Grama
G. P
HN. Prircuaro
Cache la Poudre Orange
Modern Woodven
America
Exuiorr, Vo
H. A. Waits
Holiday Presents
Union Pacific
Greeley, Colorado
Suess Bros
Lawrence ST
Denver, Colo
Haines
GoLog
Specific Co
155
Race Street
Cincinnati
Ferry & Co
D. M. Ferry & CO
Detroit
Mich
Deno & Grant, General Western Agents
Eaton
CoLo
Catarre
Ely
USA
Ely Bothers
Troekee
Nevada
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