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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1872

Page

2

Land selection and stock plans near Thompson River described

The article notes land chosen with aims to form stock ranches along the Thompson by General Cameron and advisers. It discusses hay production, irrigation, cattle endurance in snow, and the futility of some buyers. A governors message praises immigration, taxes, criminal testimony, and game protection as signs of progress.

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Colorado Stock Troubles and New Farmers Club

The paper notes a harsh winter impact on Plains stock and warns against overoptimism about winter grazing. It reports on the opening of the Farmers Club of Clear Creek Valley near Denver with about 100 attendees, discussions on fencing, irrigation, and farming progress. It highlights farmer prosperity, disciplined temperance, and rising land values as they pursue irrigation and diversified farming.

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Land Investment Advice in Colorado Encourages Insurance and Preemption

The text argues it is nearly impossible for easy profit in any business without fierce competition. It favors land ownership in Colorado, noting insurance against hazards and the benefits of stock raising, hay, roots, and fodder. It urges men of judgment to pre-empt or homestead near good ranges with water, as claims grow scarce.

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Farmers Club Growth Boosts Colorado Agriculture

In Greeley a Farmers Club forms to promote fruit growing and forest planting at scale. The article lauds Thomas of the Rocky Mountain News for publicizing Colorado crops and notes broader advertising benefits for farmers, citing ads that sparked land sales and regional papers that bolster agricultural prospects.

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Wisconsin Criminal Reform Law Praised in State History

The article praises a Wisconsin 1871 criminal reform bill ending juries in land trials and allowing guilty pleas with immediate sentencing. It notes other states like Vermont and Connecticut adopting similar simplifications, predicts wide adoption and calls the law a model for future reforms.

First Meeting of the Clear Creek Farmers Club

The inaugural gathering met at Arvada district schoolhouse in Jefferson county with President L. K. Perrin presiding. Noted agricultural writer N. C. Meeker delivered an address urging practical knowledge, intelligent discussion, and broad culture as foundations for the club and agricultural progress.

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Abolition of Grand Jury System Passes Legislature

Governor McCook urged reform as the Grand Jury system is to be abolished in Michigan. The bill, approved by both houses, takes effect July 1. The May term may witness the last impanneled Grand Jury in the state as justice seeks streamlined criminal proceedings.

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Address by General Cameron at Baptist Church honors Colorado visit

The Baptist Church audience last Saturday welcomed General Cameron returning from the East. He spoke of Colorado crops, the coming winter, and the need to cut timber for fuel as settlers push toward a thriving colony in Greeley. Reverend Adams recalled Denver’s revival and noted flour shipped from Greeley funds the Denver market amid hard times in Monterey County, California.

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The Governors Message on Emigration and Railroads

The message urges legislative action to promote emigration to the Territory. It cites national interest, urges an organized immigration system, and notes rising West competition led by Nebraska and Iowa. It reports rail progress, finances show a debt-free Territory with a 55104.32 balance, and discusses land grant issues and reform needs.

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