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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1878

Page

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California soil and irrigation urged to save crops

The Prairie Farmer reprints worries over California soil degradation affecting potatoes and wheat. It cites salt alkali soils, moisture shortage, and poor farming rotation as causes, urging manure, vegetable matter, and thorough rotation, plus fertilizers. It notes rising insect pests as settlement grows and predators decline.

California San Francisco Chronicle Salt Lake Hilgard South Titherto

Colorado and Eastern Trout

Colorado and Eastern trout compared with emphasis on size, fighting spirit, and preservation. The piece notes Colorado fish are easy to catch, risking overfishing, and calls for stricter game laws and possible stocking with Eastern trout to healthier stock. It discusses regional differences and concerns about taste and supply.

Colorado Union New England Middle States Adirondacks Alleghenies Apalachians East

Abraham and Joseph Bodies Hidden Under Hebron Mosque

In the May Prince ton Review Dr. Schaff discusses Machpelah near Hebron as the possible burial cave of Abraham and Sarah, with Jacob and Joseph said to be embalmed in Egypt and perhaps later moved. finding them there would prove Mosaic historicity and challenge Ottoman control of sacred sites. The Graphic notes Edison pursuing sound experiments.

Princeton Review Phillip Schatz Palestine Sinaitic Peninsula Machpelah Abraham Teth Hebron Mecca Jerusalem Damascus Sarah Isaac Rebecca Jacob Leah Joseph Schaff Sechem Schaffwell Europe England Great Pyramid Muehpelwh

Erie Items Reflect Turbulent Times and Local Changes

The Erie region faces political rifts and weather woes as editor Eric faces scrutiny. Mentioned are coal disputes with the Kansas Pacific, Rob Roy mine sale rumors, and railroad expansion plans through Julesburg and Longmont. Residents move to Miles City, Montana and local businesses like The People's Store close, while social events like a Sunday School strawberry festival raise over fifty dollars.

Greeier Tribune Eric Mercury Colorado Marshall C. C.” Bank Kansas Pacific Railroad Boulder Valley Erie K. P Rob Roy Chicago, Jurlington & Quincy Railroad Company Ft. Kearney Julesburg Greeley Longmont Denver J. Lafferty Miles City Montana John Charles Cummings Parkinson Craig Van Erielles

Bryant in Youth and Later Social Life

The article traces Bryant’s early shyness in social settings and his growth into a more confident man. It notes his reserved, dignified demeanor, dislike of empty talk, and careful reasoning, which led some to misjudge him as cold while masking his kindness. It highlights his family warmth and father’s pride as fueling his precocious talent.

William Cullen Bryant Queen’s County Jamaca Parke Goodwin Nerces G. B. Cline Bryant Evening Post John A. Graham John Bigelow John H. Platt George B. Cline Julia

The Wool Interest Opposes the Wood Bill in West

Correspondence from Denver Democrat warns that passage of the Wood bill would ruin U S wool growing interests. General Dexter B Clapp of Woodson County Missouri cites South American and Australian wool as potential market flooders, urging defeat of tariff reductions to prevent annihilation of domestic wool.

West Dexter B. Clapp Woodson County Missouri River la Plata South America United States New York Buenos Ayres Europe Australia South Africa Denver Democrat

Verdier the fortune teller wins bets with a read face

A French officer Verdier boasted of never losing bets by reading faces. He gambled with General B- for 500 francs, exposing no sword wound, proving his “luck” a joke as the general reveals the ruse to a friend. The tale extends to The Advocate pushing bold circulation by ads.

Verdier

Our Trade with France Expands American Provisions Exports

Reports from Havre indicate growing demand for American provisions in France and potential profitability similar to the England trade. Wheat and corn shipments surged in January to April, with large exports of lard, bacon, tallow, and beef. Fresh meat shipments, led by the Transatlantique line, reach hundreds of thousands of pounds, and Consul Bridgland urges expanding France trade as a key market.

Havre France England Bordeaux Rouen Transatlantique Company Bridgland Inter Ocean

Vast new Kentucky cave discovered near Glasgow Junction

A cave near Glasgow Junction Kentucky is described as vast with long and short routes and three wide rivers. Mummies were found in stone coffins. Edwin Mortimore and Major George M Proctor bought some, the cave’s owner Thomas Kelly is said to have sold most remains. The discovery has sparked great excitement and potential sale offers reach ten thousand dollars.

Glasgow Junction Edwin Mortimore Chestnut Street Louisville George M. Proctor Thomas Kelly Cinecinnati Commercial

Northern notes on Black Hills region and nearby towns

A roundup of western news reports covers the Black Hills area, Cheyenne and Deadwood notes, infrastructure and mining prospects, a typhoid illness of Buffalo Bill Cody, railroad ambitions, church building, water costs, and a curious murder suspect tale involving Mercer and possible Texas Jack.

Black Hills St. Louis W. W. Cole Omaha Cheyenne Ed. Durham Charles Hunt Deadwood Detroit Union Pacific North Platte Sidney Rawlins Table Mountain Mercer Dick Duff Wyoming Albany County Texas Jack Tex Himigel

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