Hospitality for eastern agricultural editors proposed in Greeley
The article urges welcoming a 25 to 30 person editorial party from the eastern agricultural press to Greeley Colorado. It suggests families host travelers at home, offer rides to nearby lands, and notes the editors include Louise Chandler Moulton and Amos J. Cummings. It discusses drought and rain impacts and reflects on women writers and marriage concepts while profiling Moulton.
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Greeley
Maine
California
North Carolina Visitor in Colorado Calls for Home
A North Carolina man named Rice toured Southern Colorado from Canyon City to other points in Colorado and Kansas. He found irrigation costly, no water scarcity, bush huts, and pages of desert. he mocked local religion and gambling, preferring life and work back home in North Carolina. He returned home after about a month, praising his region and urging others to stay or return home.
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Rice
Colorado
North Carolina
Canyon City
Carolina
Texas
Plains
States
Haywood
Kansas
Old North State
Mr. Rice
Colorado Annual Methodist Conference closes with readings and reforms
The Eleventh Annual Colorado Methodist Conference, chaired by Bishop E. G. Andrews, concluded in Denver after ordinations and baptisms. Reports show rising membership and property value with lectures by L. Wheeler and J. Merritt. Districts detailed, including travels of 6,000 miles by Presiding Elder Crary, and missionary notes on China. A copper-fastened Colorado Rover voyage announced for August 4 from Greeley.
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Methodist Conference
Colorado
Methodist Church
G. Andrews
G. H. Adams
P. E
R. W. Bosworth
Greeley
Big Thompson
George Skene
Idaho
B. F Crary
J. H. Merritt
Pueblo
F. C. Millington
Colorado Springs
H. Skewes
Cherry Creek
Buckner
E. C. Brooks
Canyon City
C. A. Brooks
Ula
J. Stocks
Las Animas
I. H. Beardsley
Georgetown
F.C. Millngton
H. C. Waltz
Dr. Walden
Cincinnati
L. M. Wheeler
China
Dixon
West Virginia
Coddington
Iowa
L. F. Hall
J. R. Fads
C. G. Milnes
Wm. Roby
W. F. Dartt
J. F. Coffman
J. Stucks
H. Hall
J. Richards
H. Skenes
Missionary Society
L. N. Wheeler
Walden
Bosworth
G H. Adams
Boulder
Longmont
Nevada
B. F. Crary
Denver
Trinidad
Colorado Rover
Maple Street
Platte
Jack Higenbotom
W. C. Dailey
Charley Taylor
Bill Nichols
Fezer
Irrigation and expansion plans amid drought across regions
The article contrasts crops saved by watering with widespread losses from drought in the Connecticut river valley and other areas. It cites Dr. Hexamer’s $2,000 loss and plans to irrigate higher land, notes dried grounds in New Jersey, and mentions explorations of Long's Peak, the Elkhorn wonder, and public disputes between Colorado editors and newspapers.
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Connecticut River Valley
Hexamer
New York
Fuller
New Jersey
Hudson
Massachusetts
Cappacticni
Rhode Island
Professor Hayden Finds 2000-Foot Carboniferous Stratum in Park County
Hayden reports a two thousand foot carboniferous rock layer in Park county to join the cabinet collection in the Eyes office. Fossils believed to be Boulder residents found with the rock will also be archived by the News Central Register.
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Hayden
Park County
Boulder
Central Register
Bishop Machebeuf withdraws from gift lottery scheme
The Black Hawkourna notes Bishop Machebeuf's withdrawal from the Colorado gift entertainment lottery. It states no dollars are on deposit in designated banks, about one hundred tickets sold in Central, six in Black Hawk, and around $100 in Cariboo.
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Black Hawkourna
Machebeuf
Colorado
Central
Black Hawk
Cariboo
Greeleyites Querky Lot Enjoy Pleasant Parties
The Central Register notes that Greeley residents appear odd yet lively, planning pleasant gatherings to escape heat. The piece jokes about their status and ends with a wish to be like a carefree local when life ends.
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The
Central Register
Denver Mirror raids post office in search for misrouted mail
The Denver Mirror exposed a lively raid on the Denver Post Office finding papers addressed to Denver residents inside Chinese junk shops and at the Golden Paper Mill letters sent there never reaching the dead letter office in Washington. Mr Cummings of the New York Sun said he had repeatedly tried to get all his mail without success until it was recovered in the junk shop.
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Amos J. Cummings
N. Y. Sun
Greeley
Denver
Mr. LaGrange
Mr. Cummings
Colorado
Cache la Poudre
Sie York Tribune
Boston
Mass
Louise Chandler Moulton
Miss Moulton
Bi’ Éhé
Rousseau
The
Independent
Denver Mirror
Golden Paper Mill
Washington
Cummings
New York Sun
Reverend C E Cline Receives Remington Breech Loader
The Longmont clergyman Rev C E Cline, an expert marksman, has been presented with a Remington breech loading rifle by Remington Sons of New York. He praises its accuracy and long range and notes it avoids common breech-loader problems. The article endorses Remington arms as superior for hunters.
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C. E. Cline
Longmont
Remington
Messrs
Remington & Sons
Broadway
New York
Grange Membership and Weather Notes in Brief
The Granges in the United States report a membership of 310 000. England experiences fair weather aiding crops while Atlantic coast cities see extremely warm conditions. The Denver Times notes water and musk melons in market at about the price of boiled humming birds. Mayor Snyder of Ypsilanti Michigan was hanged in effigy by temperance foes but continues enforcing the Liquor Law.
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England
Atlantic Coast
Denver Times
Snyder
Ypsilanti
Michigan
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John Wesley
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C. W. Blodgett
H. ©. Waltz
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Fairplay
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Huerfano
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Arkansas River
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Warren
John Armstrong
H.C. Waltz
W.L. Slutts
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Lu Beardsley
J.¥ . Coffman
R. Harford
F. Crary
P. E. Frei
H. Halli
J. E. Rickards
H. J. Shaffner
J.P. Dewy
Roby
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F.C. Millington
R. Moore
New Mexico
Cheyenne
Rawling’s Springs
Laramie
Jhulesbur
Tdaho
Breckenridge
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Long’s Peak
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New York Tribune
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