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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1890
Page
5
Windsor listings show a time table for trains and services including mail runs and Sunday schedules. Local groups note regular lodge meetings at the Masonic hall, Woman's Aid Society meetings, a home economics post meeting, a church service at 11 am and 730 pm, and a Sunday School at 11 am. The Windsor Corner Band practices Monday and Friday evenings. town board trustees and officials are listed.
Correspondence from Evans reports J A Cheely of Denver visiting, Miss Vina Anderson returning home, and various locals attending events or selling property. The Hunter and West Assignment letter criticizes editorials on a financial collapse and pleads for sympathy toward depositors and workers affected by mismanagement.
The writer argues a better emblem than the beehive to symbolize banking for its workers. He claims the beehive misses the thief behind the scene and suggests the spider and the fly as a truthful, characteristic analogy to misplaced confidence, referencing Brockway.
A Denver letter reports the Times being sold to Eastern parties with new management taking over on New Year’s. It notes the former leadership’s political losses, staff shakeups, a for sale News department, and mentions a newly proclaimed Denver press club. The piece lists a satirical menu and notes several local figures from defunct papers are dead or dispersed. It ends with seed potato sale news from Wisconsin and a warehouse note.
In the Weld County District Court assignment by Samuel D. Hunter, George H. West, and the Hunter & West firm, assignee I Burton D. Sanborn lists real and personal property under their control. The schedule details real estate in Weld Morgan Logan counties, numerous shares and stocks, notes, a Remington typewriter, and extensive incumbrances totaling assets around 67 thousand dollars with liabilities and claims against various parties.
One hundred sixty acres of smooth land with fertile soil and 80 inch water-right. Ninety acres under ditch, best potato wheat corn land in Colorado with high yields and strong fences. Price 17 per acre, cash 1690, balance long time. Located seven and a half miles south of Windsor and 1.5 miles northeast of Hillsborough post office. Call owner F H Hopees Hillsborough Colo. This offer withdraws after February 1st. No agent commission.
A sworn deposition by Burros D. Saxnonn as Assignee confirms the inventory and valuation lists are true complete and prepared from available information. The document is notarized by Gro M. Jacons on January 6.
A Boston Commonwealth anecdote describes Bridget terrified by a bell and tube system in a flat. She warns Marm then yells into the tube causing a loud echo that shocks Mrs. De Nerfs who is recovering from nervous prostration.
A Washington Post passage recalls dealers at a Ma'sh market swapping tales about a tramp known as Slim Jim. A German butcher describes a dog snatching sausages from a stall. the dog’s owner trained him for the scam and later confronted Slim Jim at the Smithsonian grounds.
Public notice announces ready to move houses and invites parties with buildings to relocate to contact L A Sprincer of New Windsor Colorado for arrangements.
A private notice states a loan offer with flexible amounts and easy terms from Jonan W Saxsorn, indicating willingness to provide funds at any time.
The venue lists six-hole range access for twelve dollars at Hal Lock and Thayer's. Patrons can use the bays for target practice and casual shooting.
Travel patrons learn the Burlington doubles daily trains between Denver and St Louis. Trains 3 and 4 run through with sleeping cars parlor chairs and day coaches. timings show No 4 Denver to Kansas City to St Louis, No 3 St Louis to Denver sequence. From September 15 trains 15 and 16 add through sleepers parlor cars and vestibuled coaches. J C Swaatz, Denver agent, notes top service and fastest times.
Pierre Loti in Harper's portrays Japanese peasant women as modest, refined, and artful in rural life. He contrasts their blue cotton dress, calm routines, clean wooden cottages, porcelain utensils, and careful flower arrangements with Western stereotypes, noting their restraint and gentleness toward strangers while acknowledging enduring traditional ways.
A bashful cowboy at a St Louis party wins a young lady’s interest. He returns the overshoes to the girl and, with a blush, promises to bring the second shoe tomorrow. His humorous remark ends the scene.
The Hessian charge d affaires in France Enzenberg kept autographs of famous men. Guizot wrote a blunt line about forgiving and forgetting, Thiers mocked it with a quip about memory, and Bismarck noted personal forgetfulness and seeking forgiveness, all shared in the album.
A St. Louis Republic quote notes beetles are non venomous and do not sting in any known species. butterflies and moths lack mouths to eat in adult form while caterpillars are voracious. It also mentions Canada resident payments of 120000 dollars from the national treasury and a hairy crab specimen showcased in the British Museum.
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