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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1888
Page
8
A critical summary of Grover Cleveland's political career, arguing he never won re election to any office. It traces defeats for district attorney sheriff and presidential campaigns and highlights declining popular support in Buffalo New York and statewide.
The Prairie Farmer suggests Colorado could rival New York and Pennsylvania in cultivated acres as irrigation expands. It cites Engineer Grave's figures on irrigable land and argues government reservoirs could store mountain waters for crops, though questions remain about available water for full irrigation.
The diffusion experiments at Fort Scott and a two cent per pound bounty on Kansas sugar spur sorghum development. Six mills are built or under construction with twenty thousand acres planted, and the Topeka refinery awaits August start. The crop offers a reliable income for farmers and strengthens Kansas agriculture.
The Omaha World notes Ben Harrison will carry Indiana with delegates confident in his nomination. It claims Harrison is not as great as Blaine but a superior statesman to Grover Cleveland, likening him to a supreme judge compared to a justice of the peace.
A collage of brief items from Colorado papers mentions W R Fowler harvesting 1700 quarts of strawberries from half an acre, price cuts on a silk bandana, and remarks on cotton's role in goods. Other reports cover debt relief in Saguache, theft with limited clues, new artesian wells near Henderson, and Montrose county valuations. Also noted are political previews, road work, settlement growth, irrigation water worries, soil and farming prospects, weather curiosities, nursing education, Paris laundry methods, camphor moth repellent advice, and glass heating quirks.
The advertisement details thorough instruction in vocal and instrumental music, organ, violin, orchestral and band instruments, piano, organ tuning, fine arts, oratory, literature, and languages including French, German, Italian, plus English branches and gymnastics.
The excerpt reviews Science and American Magazine offerings with notes on new issues. It highlights rose topics in The American Garden and Fashion plates in Peterson’s Magazine. It mentions forthcoming symposiums on the Chace Copyright Bill and illustrated pieces on New England singing schools and U S Government housekeeping efforts.
A large airy room, folding beds, woven wire mattresses with spiral springs, and compact furniture pieces are showcased. The ad highlights center tables, wardrobes, an airtight commode, and a carload of affordable bedroom sets as well as oak, ash, and walnut dining pieces, inviting customers to view with Mr. Daniels discussing merits.
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