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Greeier Tribune
Theckof
Tribune
Sun
Colorado Publishers’ Association
The
Loomis
Congress
Rocky Mountains
Alps
America
Europe
Chicago Tribune
Colorado
Mont Blanc
Times Attacks Tribune After Greeley Funeral
A harsh editorial attack on the New-York Times targets its coverage of Horace Greeley and the Tribune. The piece accuses the Times of opportunism, urge for subscriptions, and sham sincerity while praising its role against Tammany. The critique claims bias and moral pretensions in its post campaign stance.
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New-York Times
Horace Greeley
The
Tribune
Tri/une
Greeley
the Times
Republican Party
Times
Tammany
Tammany Ring
Agrarian road project and plow debate in Greeley
The text urges a public road along the Pleasant Valley lateral with tree lined avenues and wide rights of way to boost farm values and visibility of the valley. It also shifts to a heated discussion on plows cast iron versus cast steel with tests proposed and a committee elected to run trials this fall.
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Weeweenay
Wilber
Greeley
Clark
Mishawaka
Illinois
Iowa
Prairie
Moline
Colorado
Michigan
Carlton
Collins
Minnesota
Mr. Brown
Mr. Platte
Curtis
Fletcher
Welch
Rea
Roberts
New York
Wilberteen
A. J
Arthur Hotchkiss
J. Max Clark
Land speculation and plans for future profits
The piece notes land in Denver is undervalued and outlines how capitalists quietly bought Ind land for miles, laid out avenues, planted timber, and now sell at 300 to 500 dollars an acre. It urges locals to act with energy and foresight to secure profits from common labor.
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Denver
Ciutalists
Avention
Farming on the Big Thompson Report Highlights Yields and Ditches
James E. Du Buoise reports on Big Thompson Creek crops from Longmont Press. Uplands prove strongest wheat and oats yield though hail harmed lower creek. total 2,125 acres, 52 farmers, 27,5983 bushels of wheat and 21,615 of oats with 1,329 tons of hay. An irrigating ditch planned to cover 16,000 acres.
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James E. du Buoise
Big Thompson
Big Thompson Creek
Longmont
Platte
Evans
Burnoise
Cache la Poudre
St. Louis
A. K
BE. B. Yount
Smith Bros
Taylor
J. P. Due
The Winter in Minnesota Cold Spell Recounted
A St Paul correspondent recalls Christmas week temperatures from 23 to 36 below zero with 42 below at prairie stations and frozen water pipes. The piece details frozen food, gas pipes, a man’s frozen nose, and a severe eight day cold period disrupting town life and agriculture. It notes potato and apple losses statewide and cash allocations from the common school fund, including $4 242 70 to schools and teachers.
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St. Paul
Kandiyohi
The Lyceum Notes and Telegraph Rate Reduction
To the Editor reviews Lyceum night with critiques of M. B. Knowles and others, noting uneven performances while urging broader school visits and accountability. Also reports Western Union telegraph rate cuts to 2.50 per ten words from February 1, and plans for the New York Tribune Association to rebuild its offices in a new building.
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Keeler
Our
Or Telegraph
Era Union Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
Journal of
W. B. Hunmann
New York
New-York Tribune Association
Tribune
Meeker's Eastward Departure Noted by Center News
The Center News praises Mr. Meeker for leaving for the East, highlighting his role as the prime organizer and steady builder of a transformation from barren plains to thriving farms and residences. It credits his honesty, acknowledges internal and external attacks, and wishes him a happy journey with a speedy return.
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Union Colony
N.C. Meeker
Platte
New York
Meeker
Center News
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Seteee
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Pleasant Valley Laterals
Free Church
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Spiritual Sharks
Police Gazette
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Broadway
Barnum
Courtezan
Young Men's Christian Association
Brother Smith
Shepherd's Fold
John Allen
Mr. Meeker
Trinans
Lux
Long's Peak
E.M. Shelton
Owasso
Japan
Government Agricultural Commission
Col. Capron
Michigan Agricultural College
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Eaton
Lyceum
Knowles
Associated Dispatches
Pratt
Astral Oil Works
North 15Th Street
Williamsburg
Luther Tucker
Cu tp+tor
Country Gentleman
Albany
Zanzibar
Livingstone
Interior of
Africa
F. P. Anderson
Sickels
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Jane
Nebraska
Greeley Farmers’? Club
St. Paul, Minn
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Jornal
the Tribune
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Kirk White
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Mr. Shattuck
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