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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1874
Page
3
Speakers challenge a proposed ditch project arguing costs outweigh profits. One cites an irrigation authority claiming land irrigated by any ditch gains value, tallying figures for 15,000 acres and a 618 foot wide strip per mile.
Local items report Mrs Price ill and a name change from Green City to Columbia The piece notes new business Heiser and Howard and Kennedy Co cargo plans and a buffalo robe curing operation A liquor fight pledge by a citizen group a lamp explosion at Dr Welch's and coal oil price shifts It covers social events at the Congregational Church Lyceum choir singers and Esther cantata and Arion Society entertainments plus a moon fall joke and remarks on Mormons Brigham Young Eliza Brigham Young and anti liquor campaigns across several states A February 1874 Colony Trustees election notice and a price current section for Greeley mills including Snowflake and other items
The Greeley Tuipine defends a find as magnesian limestone, challenging recent statements that it is marble. It notes a six month old report about magnesian lun stone and urges cautious investigation before positive declarations. The Larimer Express criticizes Hepress for unsupported assertions and requests a sizable sample from Hepress.
The Larimer Repress notes Larimer County rises as Colorado's premier agricultural area with steady population growth, a fifty percent property valuation increase, and no outstanding bonds. It highlights an industrious farming class filling valleys and a bright, debt-free future ahead.
Goods are rapidly declining in Hast. Salomon offers to sell at cost and make money as prices fall. Corl superior quality now for sale at Higley Bank for 33.50 per weighed ton of 2,000 pounds. True Cash. A. D. Moowit. Salomon is buying wheat oats and potatoes at the highest market price.
Local dealer advertises a wholesale stock clearout offering all goods at uniform cash prices. The seller guarantees quality equal to A. Z. Solomon and notes only a partial price list will be provided, with emphasis on cash transactions and overall low rates.
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