Gilt edge butter and Colorado dairy prospects explored
The article discusses gilt edge butter selling for one dollar a pound in Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and 75 cents in New York with direct to consumer sales. It extols Colorado dairy potential noting rich grass clean water and even climate for high quality butter and urges investment while detailing winter conditions stock reports and transport routes.
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Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Wade
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Colorado
Denver
West
Pinkerton
United States
Europe
Profitable Butter Production From Thirty Cows
The piece urges a disciplined dairy operation using thirty selected cows to yield about 2000 dollars yearly from butter with half in summer and half in winter. It notes 40 acres of good land and a strong work ethic as essential, warning against half hearted effort as the industry heads toward stricter standards.
Out West editor to be printed at Colorado City
The piece announces a new paper named Out West to be printed at Colorado City at $4 yearly with Charles Kingsley as contributor and J E Liller as publisher. It notes English interest and mentions a reader letter from I T West defending against anonymous accusations and defending local conduct amid a Denver snow blockade.
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Colorado City
Charles Kingsley
J. E. Liller
The
Greeley Pribune
Gresley
Flower & Cameron
Tuttle
Buchtel
Dr. Buechtel
Teuchtel
Kuchtel
Good Templars
Christendom
H. T. West
Snowbound Denver Line Reaches Greeley After 57-Hour Ordeal
A Colorado snowstorm crippled rail service from Denver to Cheyenne. Despite 50 crew and citizens shoveling, trains halted near Pierce and Evans for two days. Relief trains with provisions rescued passengers as crews cleared 3 to 6 foot drifts along the Platte divide, with the line finally reopening to Cheyenne and Denver.
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Denver
Greeley
Evans
Canal No. 2
Long's Peak
Black Hills
Park Station
Old Stage Road
la Porte
Carr and Pierce
Cheyenne
Jeremiah Fisk
Pierce
Carr
North
South Platte
Adams
Me. Abbott
C. W. Sanborn
Mr. Joettcher
Frank Hanna
Mr. Freeman
Graham
W N Faurot
Chas
A Moore
Waldin
H Smith
H T Pollock
W Norcross
J D Buckley
J. T. Simpson
P Wright
J L Brash
R Meeker
N M Boynton
F Fancher
H H Bayley
Milner
J Calahan
H Lee
C Davis
Camp
W Hotchkis
A Z Salomon
I Canfield
AC Bates
O N Abbott
B Watson
Carpenter
J Abbott
S Moore
T M Rogers
D Whitter
G Spencer
C Moore
G@ Inman
J Inman
W Inman
AB Place
J Rapp
A Gipson
Jo Inman
D Davis
A C Marsh
Jas. Inman
H Rogerson
R Hotchkiss
AJ Wadlia
LF Law
P Collins
Y Morris
H G Ragsdale
W P Mesler
F Newell
E D Holmes
E Rea
M T Baxter
W Joyce
EB Clark
The Pluce of a Green Mountain Boy in a Winter Storm
Jeremiah Fisk travels fourteen miles from the Higley coal mine toward Greeley Colorado amid a blizzard. The cold, darkness, and drifting snow threaten his life as he fights on with a buffalo robe for warmth. He pushes through the storm toward fear and hope, praying for a safe return to his wife and children.
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Bowles
Springfield Republcan
Colorado
Wyoming
Denver
Lecating
Union Pacific
Denver Pacific
Jeremiah Fisk
Higley
Graeley
Greeley
Cache la Poudre
Fisk
Pisk
Pierce Station
Boyd
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