Windsor Lodge and Local Church Notices Compilation
Local notices list Windsor Lodge No. 6 A F and A M regular communications in Masonic hall first and third Tuesdays. officers J. Rown W M A B Fownen secretary. Also Woman's Aid Society meets third Wednesday afternoon. Home Missionary Society meets third Wednesday. church services at M. S. Cook pastor. Windsor Corner Band practice weekly. postal information, mail arrivals and closings, office hours, and holiday restrictions noted for a small town.
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Windsor Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
A. J. Rown
W. M
Williams moves to lanch room near depot for specialty catering
Correspondence from Gresky Triauma reports Fred Williams relocated to a lan ch room east of the depot and plans to cater to refined tastes. Other items note Pardee’s ill daughter near North Park, Sam Wallace visiting Mrs Ora Wilson, James Conlin loading hay, Stockett shipping six calves to Denver, and local schoolroom cleaning by McClellan Kimsey and Shupp. Weather mentions light sleighing, snow at Sunny side, and coal prospects near Little Thompson.
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Gresky Triauma
la Salle
Fred Williams
Pardee
North Park
Sam Wallace
Denver
Ora Wilson
James Conlin
Stockett
Messrs
McClellan
Kimsey
Shupp
Grace Young Heads to Deaf Institute in Colorado
Correspondence notes Grace Young left for Colorado Springs to attend the Deaf Mute Institute. Minnie Wheeler of Platteville spent time with Miss Watson. John Kimsey visited Denver on business. Celia Lines teaches in Evans district. Mrs. Parker recovers from diphtheria. Snook visited the Normal School in Greeley. June family moved to Chas Welch's home in Nemo. Humorous quip from Harper's Bazar and a letter about money from Dunham the tailor and Slowpay.
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Evans
Grace Young
Colorado Springs
Deaf Mute Institute
Minnie Wheeler
Platteville
Miss Watson
John Kimsey
Denver
Celia Lines
East Evans
Robert Parker
J. E. Snook
Normal
Greeley
W.E. June
Chas. Welch
Nemo
Denver Shooting Sparks House Fight and Crime Debate
A Denver letter reports the fatal shooting of Inspector Hawley and wounding of Officer Norris during a turbulent House session. It blames McCoy for the attack, notes coroner's inquest, and discusses political faction fights around Teller and the Alliance. The piece laments lax courts and praises vigilantism as a possible remedy.
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Inspector Hawley
Coal miners in Louisville urge Colorado governor on mining board
Louisville Colorado coal miners write to Governor Cooper urging reform of the mining inspector board. They cite section 14 of chapter 16 of the General Statutes and charge the current members lack coal mining experience. They name Mr Welch as not a coal miner and Mr Gibson as a corporate foreman, arguing the statute intends proper qualifications.
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Louisville
Colo
Cooper
A. Cooper
Colorado
Deak
Denver Times
C. Welch
John Gibson
Call for Miner Board Overhaul to Protect Workers
The Unrren Mine Workers of America urge the state to replace the mine inspection board with actual miners. They argue current appointments favor operators, risking 30 000 to 40 000 workers, and urge a board of active miners to decide inspector qualifications. Felix Huaues, vice president, Louisville Lodge, signs the appeal.
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Unrren Mine Workers OF America
Felix Huaues
V. P
Louisville Lodge
Wounded Knee Affair Raises Indian Education Reports
Elaine Goodall reports from January 7 that survivors say the Wounded Knee encounter was not a planned battle but a visit to the agency. Most Indians were unarmed and submitted quietly. firing began after a shot by a young man. Women and children were killed during the confusion, with estimates of casualties and a call to prevent a repeat of such actions.
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Wasinctox
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Elaine Goodall
Education
Wounded Knee
Big Foot
Red Cloud
Seventh Cavalry
Custer
Frontispiece Splendor in Cosmopolitan January Issue
The January Cosmopolitan showcases its most beautiful frontispiece a color reproduction of Flameng The Cake Seller valued around seven dollars and framed as a keepsake. The issue features an impressive roster of contributors amid a revived circulation from 16 000 to 100 000. Harper’s February previews Finland India and South American chapters with numerous illustrations and notable reminiscences on Gettysburg by Gen Howard Slocum Sickles Butlerfield Wright Newton Gregg and others.
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Cosmopolitan
Francois Flameng
Mia
van Rensselaer Cruger
Frank Dempster Sherman
Henry George
William H. Rideing
Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen
Edward Everett Hale
Gertrude Franklin Atherton
Murat
Harper’s Magazine
Finland
Bishop Hurst
India
Theodore Child
Smyth
Strait of Magellan
Charles Dudley Warner
Desert
W. M. Thackery
M. Boudin
Lincoln
L. E Chittenden
Register of the United States Treasury
Justin McCarthy
American Review
United States
Gettysburg
Howard
Slocum
Sickles
Butterfield
Wright
Newton
Gregg
Doubleday
North American Review
Comte de Paris
Weld County Alliance to Hold Meeting in Greeley
A Weld County Alliance meeting is set for Thursday January 29 at 1 30 p m in the Court House Greeley. Each sub Alliance sends one delegate per ten members or major fraction thereof. All members and officers are urged to attend. county officers will be elected. President E R Benton.
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Weld County Alliance
Greeley
Court House
Sub. Alliance
County Alliance
E. It. Benton
N. B
Harvey S. Tipton
Weld
Highland Ditch
Jacob M. Wolaver
Colorado
Lawmaker Denies Knowledge Of Garg In Exchange Clippings
The clipping set reports Speaker Hanna denies knowledge of the garg and suggests he lacks information to serve on a petit jury. It criticizes Senator Carpenter and Representative Eddy as notorious gangsters and notes railroad lobbyists behind Hanna’s election. Canon City Recorder comments on Republican Democrats’ alleged combine.
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Hanna
Longmont Ledger
M. B. Carpenter
H. H. Eddy
Fort Collins
Flickinger
A. M. Stevenson
Canon City Recorder
H.H. Eddy
Canon City
Party critique on ColoradoHouse factions and coinage debate
The Denver Republican argues good politics in the House fight but questions senators guidance on free coinage. It praises Flickinger Secor and Brown for standing with the people against a Republican majority. It condemns Speaker Hanna as a tool of boodlers and endorses Republican dissidents with Democrats to curb rottenness in Colorado politics.
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Denver
House of Representatives
United States
Flickinger
Secor
Brown
Rocky Ford Enterprise
Republican Party of
Colorado
House
Reformers clash with boodlers in state legislature
The Pueblo Sunday Opinion mocks the Republican king caucus for not challenging boodlers while reformers from all parties unite for decency. The Denver Republican’s editorials call the campaign a rotten reminiscence as M. B Carpenter becomes senate president and Hanna is elected House speaker, casting doubt on the paper’s optimism.
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Republican Party
King
Pueblo Sunday
Denver Republican
M. B Carpenter
Senate
Stanley Stokes
Johnny Wyatt
Hanna
Eddy
Lamar Register
The Legislative Muddle In Routts Era
Borror Treune reports a quiet gubernatorial inauguration for Gov Routt and a largely new lower house. The piece focuses on a bipartisan “combine” in the legislature, critics accuse bribers and corruptionists, naming Otto Mears and Tom Bowen among others, with the Supreme Court to hear jurisdiction today. M. B. K.
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Borror Treune
Routt
Otto Mears
Tom Bowen
Satan
Mears
Eddy
Carpenter
Bill Hamill
Supreme Court
M. B. K. Denver
Irrigation Society Opposes New Colorado Bills
The Colorado Irrigation Society at a Denver meeting on the 19th concluded that both irrigation commission bills are erroneous and would not improve laws, risking more litigation. They urge deferring enactment until the public can study the committee report and proposed legislation, with publication to be provided.
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Colorado Irrigation Society
Denver
Irrigation Commission
Two bells ring twice before school begins
A playful exchange between a fond father and his daughter centers on bells rung at a school start. The girl answers that they ring one bell twice, not two bells twice, reflecting a simple domestic moment.
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Drake’s
For Sale A Choice Eighty in Pleasant Valley
Platte River mixed farm offered on easy terms. Seller notifies readiness to lend money for any amount with easy terms. J W Sanborne and Jous W Saxonorn referenced as parties.
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Pleasant Valley
Platte River
J. W. Sanbore
For Sale: Rhoads Crackers Six-Hole Ranges at Hal Lock & Thayer
Sale notice listing RHOADS CRACKERS Six-Hole Ranges for 12.00 at Hal Lock and Thayer's in Greeley. Also offers 1 to 5 eighty acre tracts under No. 2dited, with inquiries to J. H. Orr or Robert Steele. Includes hay and alfalfa on hand.
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Hallock & Thayer's
J. H. Orr
Robert Steele
Greeley
Lyons & Thomas Firm Dissolved by Mutual Consent 1891
Notice states the Lyons and Thomas firm dissolved January 1 1891 by mutual consent Judge J C Scott bought A M Thomas interest M A Lyons to assume liabilities and collect all accounts January 12 1891 signatures M A Lyons A M Tromas.
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Lyons & Thomas
J.C Scott
A. M. Thomas
M. A. Lyons
A. M. Tromas
For Sale or Rent 2000 Acres on Platte Ditch Land
2000 acres of choice land under the Lower Platte and Beaver ditch offered for sale or rent. New and comfortable houses will be built on each rented tract. Ditch and land improvements planned with renter labor for cash reward. For full details contact E C Luce agent Fort Morgan Colorado Jarvis Conklin by E C Luce Ag t.
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Lower Platte
Beaver Ditch
E.C. Luce
Ag’t
Fort Morgan
Colo. Jarvis & Conklin
E. C. Luce
Wanted trade and sale notices in Greeley Colorado
WANTED. To trade land and water under one of the best canals in the state for a residence property in Greeley. Also for sale half a water right in canal Number Two priced at $1,000. Also for sale a perfectly broken matched span of young grade draft horses. Apply to J. Max Clark, Greeley, Colo.
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Greeley
J. Max Clark
Colo
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