The Ticket Growing in Favor Across the Nation
The Chicago nominated ticket gains support as Republicans nationwide back the choice. Campaigns this fall will push the tariff issue with vigor, while avoiding personal attacks. Leading papers speak well of the nominees, and many voters who backed Cleveland or abstained in 1884 are expected to support the ticket.
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Chicago
Harrison
Tyler
Cleveland
New York Herald
The
Democratic World
General Butler
Standard Oil
Tiber
Republican Party
City Council urged to study waterworks options
A letter urges the City Council to appoint a committee with the City Engineer to investigate waterworks systems, gather cost data, and report findings, possibly at a public meeting, to base decisions on facts rather than theories. The piece also discusses partisan views on Harrison’s Chinese policy and a Pueblo Democrat joining the Republican camp after studying free trade effects.
Beet Sugar Industry Potential in Colorado Highlighted
John Dymond, president of the Louisiana Sugar Planters Association, argues Colorado’s climate and irrigation boost beet saccharine content. He sees profitable beet sugar manufacture in Colorado, noting limited U.S. production and strong local demand. Greeley could host a factory as farmers plant beets experimentally and tests will determine sweetness levels.
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John Dymond
Louisiana Sugar Planters’ Association
Colorado
Dymond
United States
Greeley
Denver Prosperity and a Voter's Forthright View
Colonel A K McClure lauds Denver's commercial independence from major rail networks and its status as a westward trade hub. He praises Denver’s shift toward direct New York Boston Philadelphia commerce, citing a 1600 ton steel rails order and reduced overland costs. He also argues a personal stance on the 188- era election, endorsing Harrison and Morton to uphold republican government and voicing distrust of money powers and labor policies.
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The
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Evans
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Cambria Iron Foundry
Alleghenies
Texas
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Pacific Railways
Philadelphia
Missouri River
Missouri
Dehorning Book Praised as Humane Practice Gains
Dux Trisone obtained Haafts Practical Dehorner a neatly printed nearly two hundred page cloth bound volume with cuts showing dehorning. Haaft pioneered the method acquitted in a cruelty trial and the practice has spread nationwide and abroad as humane per National Humane Society. Published by Clark Longley Chicago Illinois.
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National Humane Society
Clark & Longley Company
Chicago
Illinois
Albert Howards Jersey Herd Moves to Colorado Dairymen
The Field and Farm notes Albert Howard of Greeley has added a small but select registered Jersey herd, sourcing five cows from the Stewart herd at Brighton. The herd head is Paul Pogis 19170, a half brother to Ida of St Labrador Bull, with a recent sale of a half interest to Baron Von Richthofen for 3,000 dollars.
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the Tribune
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Timna
Lady Mary Hawking
Palestine
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Heard
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Miller & Sibley
Pauline
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Beet Sugar in Colorado Discussed by Dymond in Denver
The Denver World reporter quotes Mr. Dymond on beet sugar as a potential Colorado industry. He cites irrigation advantages, California success, and the need for raw beets, outlining plant setup, costs, and expected profits. A note on Seattle and Denver Journal of Commerce accompanies the report.
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