Irrigation plans urge Colorado land and water reform
Fred 8 Stanton argues at the Den ver irrigation convention that irrigation is essential to reclaim vast Colorado lands. He urges petitions to Congress for land grants, partnership with railroads, and formation of water-driven companies to finance canals from Platte and Arkansas valleys. He predicts economic gains for farmers and eastern cities and calls for swift action.
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Local services and ads list for Greeley streets businesses
The advertisement list includes Garis meats at Madison street rear of the Greeley House run by A B Cannon, and piano instruction and instrument sales by G F Inman. Also listed are Ilbrae Stein painting services on Maple street and a price reduction campaign from Calm System signaled by W Ilton. N M Boynton’s Maple and Madison Street house is noted.
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Multiple Greeley Advertisers Offer Goods and Services
A dense register of local vendors in Greeley lists M A Ingallee with bedding plants bulbs and roots, Pyburn surveying, Adams and Childs bread and bakery items, Henry contractor, Percival carpenter, Buckley surveyor, Purbill painting, Joyce boot maker, Freeman Eaton real estate and law, Marsh MD homeopathic physician, Pabor Allen real estate and insurance, Denver Pacific lands agent, George Pyburn physician, jewelry repairs, and H C McLaughlin with watchmaking.
Irrigation in the Far West urged at Western convention
A Denver convention urged a general irrigation plan to unlock agricultural and pastoral resources of Colorado and adjoining states. It called for a San Francisco congress, territorial and federal action, and cited ancient Peruvians and Aztecs as models while noting drought and immigration pressures.
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Chinese Argument Against San Francisco Race Orders
The piece cites Chinese critics of San Francisco’s municipal orders vetoed by Mayor Alvord. It argues against harassing Chinese settlers while noting China grants peace to foreigners, urging a return to non intercourse and mutual recall of intruders to end disputes.
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Trial of Homeopathic Physicians Ends Amid Expulsion Debate
Boston correspondent reports the homeopathic physicians’ trial ends with a decision pending expulsion at the society’s annual meeting. Defense claims include cures dismissed by orthodox doctors, citing tiny arsenic and other preparations. The piece notes Boston University’s rise and potential rivalry to Harvard, linked to broader reform movements.
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Socrates on House Building and Solar Comfort
Yenophon’s Memorabilia discusses ideal house design prioritizing pleasant year round living. It argues to place the building highest to the south to capture winter sun and shade from hot summers, reducing wind impact and preserving goods.
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Yenophon
Fish shipments depart New York for Lake Michigan
Fifty thousand shad and four thousand eels have been sent from a New York establishment to Lake Michigan. A further car of fish is to be forwarded at once by the United States fish commissioner for Pacific coast rivers to replace a car wrecked in transit.
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Tunisian woman fined for wearing men's clothes in Marseilles
A young Tunisian woman visiting Marseilles was arrested for masculine attire. The court condemned and fined her despite a physician's certificate claiming health risks from wearing women's clothing.
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Water fear in youths at New York free baths
During the opening week of the free baths in New York 42000 boys and 21000 girls bathed. The data suggest girls are twice as afraid of water as boys in this sample.
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