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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1872
Page
1
Fragment mentions repairs at a store and Neanty post office, implying a local maintenance or service notice. No clear names, dates, or places beyond generic references to a post office and shop.
A National Live-Stock Journal report estimates Colorado and Wyoming cattle losses at about 13 percent across Larimer and Laramie districts after an unusually severe winter. Sheep losses run higher, averaging around 22 to 24 percent, with several ranchers citing 50 to 80 percent losses in isolated flocks. The piece contrasts cattle resilience with sheep vulnerabilities and argues for cautious wool production and sustained cattle grazing as long term bets.
Buffon extols the sheep dog for loyalty and leadership over the flock. He asserts the animal maintains safety and order, governs with gentleness, and acts to preserve good conduct, despite its ugliness and somber appearance. The dog’s instinct and educability elevate it above other beings.
The speaker recalls a long campaign service, enduring neglect, and the public call for leadership. Horace Greeley holds the fate of a five million-strong electorate, as Seward era ambitions loom and Townsend praises a transformative time for the people.
The Merced Tribune notes large cattle holdings by Lux and Miller on San Joaquin basin ranges and describes alfalfa’s yield, which can equal twenty acres per one, feeding cattle year round and expanding grazing efficiency. The piece also covers cheese factory costs and rubber reuse prospects, including rubber restoration efforts and industrial uses.
The letter by Witrano Tebuen of Central City Colorado dated July 22 1872 resigns the chairmanship of the Republican Territorial Central Committee. He cites need for reform within the administration and party, endorses the Cincinnati platform with Greeley and Brown, and urges support for a reform ticket. He notes past politics and calls for unity with Democrats toward reform.
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