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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1872
Page
1
Rosa Cameron widens her care as Mr Goodman and Emaline marry. James falls ill with chronic dyspepsia and dysentery while the plantation prospers with sheep and trees. A legal dispute looms with Mrs Myers as the Graves plan a new home on the prairie.
At a North Side meeting to discuss rebuilding, Mr Lille, a leading brewer, says he would not reestablish a brewery. He claims breweries corrupt workers and he would pursue another business despite profits. The remark challenges advocates of beer’s harmlessness.
The Rev George H Hepworth a Unitarian minister formerly of Boston spoke to the Young Men's Liberal Association of New Varie and preached at the Messiah Church near 40th Street and Lexington Avenue The ornate building housed a fine lecture room and a grand organ He spoke plainly on Christ's divinity and its role in history and organization arguing the dogma saved the world and formed a basis for church life He referred to a telegram from home and the idea of death as a call from Heaven to believers.
The narrator recalls enduring sea sickness on a ten day to New York and ten days back to Liverpool and then seventeen days home to Halifax. Despite constant illness, the thought of reuniting with family and church filled him with exaltation as he finally reached port and anticipated a telegram for Mr Beecher.
Pacific Rural Press advocates buried irrigation tubes for delivering water and liquid manure directly to roots, saving fertilizer and reducing weed seed intake. It also uses the same tubes for underground drainage in wet seasons, freeing alkali soil and improving gardens and small orchards at low cost.
The Olive Logan letter to the New-York Sun denounces the Woman Suffrage movement for its free lovers, referencing her husband DeLisle and her current spouse Wirt Sikes as examples. The note recalls Mrs Woodhull and Theodore Tilton arguing for free divorce and remarriage rights, questioning why Wirt Sikes and Olive Logan are not labeled free lovers.
The Montana Press urges perpetual territorial control of the Yellowstone cataracts and geysers as a scientific resort for students and visitors, likening the proposal to California’s grant of Teague land to state uses.
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