Cannery Prospects For Greeley And Press Notes
The editorial page discusses the value of a canning factory in Greeley amid regional push. It critiques the Bullock press versus Hoe presses and praises Bullock's contribution to newspaper production. A New Tax Law summary from the Fort Collins Courier outlines semi annual tax payments, delinquency penalties, and lien provisions. Moody denies claims linking him to anti Lee Jackson remarks in Richmond and speaks on his views toward Southern leaders. Oliver Johnson is celebrated on his seventy fifth birthday with notes from Garry son era allies praising his anti slavery work and influence.
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The Inflammable Pampas Grass Cautionary Tale
A Philadelphia reader warns that pampas grass is highly flammable when near lights. A Christmas package from California spilled featherlike down that ignited a lamp flame, spreading fire to the parcel. The letter stresses careful handling of the grass and its cottony dust.
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Liberty Bell departure shifted to January twenty third
The Liberty Bell’s journey from Philadelphia to New Orleans is rescheduled to January 23 with Mayor Smith aboard. The departure will be marked by pomp, with 500 policemen and the Council Committee escorting the bell from Independence Hall to the Pennsylvania Railroad station. A special car, canopy, guard compartment, and dual city emblems will be used. The train will stop thirteen times, symbolizing the original states, as preparations in New Orleans plan a grand reception.
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Old physician publicizes a radical vegetable remedy
An elderly doctor, long retired, claims to offer a simple vegetable cure for consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and nervous debility. He will mail the recipe free in German French or English to any inquiring reader, with full preparation and usage instructions.
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Satisfiactory Evidence For Dr Hall’s Balsam For Lungs
J W Graham a wholesale druggist from Austin Texas reports strong sales and consistent satisfaction with Dr Hall's Balsam for the lungs. He states it is one of the most salable medicines in his stock for coughs colds and even consumption and requests another gross.
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Price List of Groceries From Gate and Leer
Cash buys goods at low prices with items such as 100 pounds sugar for 8.25 and 12pounds brown sugar for 1.00. The list includes flour, molasses, coffee, lard, vinegar, oatmeal, prunes, soap, canned fruit, oysters, tea, bacon, crackers, dried fruit, oil, and more. Unsettled accounts must be attended to. the list will be revised weekly by Gate and Leer.
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The Living Age praised by multiple prominent publications
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