Political Rumors and Water Lateral Update
The piece reviews the 19th century party outlook with mentions of Sheridan and possible nominees like Cleveland and Thurman, notes Blaine’s withdrawal and Gresham’s rise, and laments attacks on J Max Clark. It also reports Oak Street lateral expansion by City Engineer Buckley to improve irrigation, costing under four hundred dollars for residents along Fifth and Sixth streets.
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Oak Street
J.D. Buckley
Fifth
Sixth
Farmers push for local option and cattle protection
The piece notes J Max Clark gaining momentum for the nomination as farmers unite across counties to push for legislation favoring their interests. It highlights a demand for local option style laws on cattle ranges, farmer resolve in Weld and Logan counties, and praise for New England Conservatory’s anniversary and invitations to Chautauqua events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.max Clark
Washington County
Cattie
Weld
Logan
Grover
Greeley
Greeley Public Schools Close for Summer with Alumni Events
The Greeley public schools end term with a summer break of three months. A reception for graduates in Masonic hall featured Prof Copeland on education, songs by Mrs Whiteman, and a humorous class poem. Graduating exercises at the Opera House showcased a school orchestra and choir. A first annual Alumni Reunion followed at the Oasis hotel with brief programs led by Miss Jessie Dresser and Miss Psyche Boyd.
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Greeley High School
Opera House
Prof. Whiteman
Addie
Ira
Mark Jones
Charlie Jackson
Charlie Southard
Willie Spaulding
Cora Darling
Whiteman
the Greeley High School
Oasis Hotel
Jessie Dresser
Psyche Boyd
Greeley High School Alumni Evening Toasts and Approbations
The Greeley High School alumni gathering featured Mrs Agnes Nusbaum recounting class histories with playful jests aimed at members. Claud Clark delivered a solo to conclude part one, followed by an elegant collation in the dining room hosted by Mr S D Hunter and Bullard. Hubert L Shattuck presided as toastmaster and announced toasts including The Greeley High School, The Gentlemen of the Alumni, The Ladies of the Alumni, The Year 1888, The Old Timers, Our Class Tree, Instructors, Our Carpet, The Public School the Safeguard of the State, with responses well received. Professor Copeland spoke briefly and President Gipson declined formal remarks, praising the graduates and overall proceedings.
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Agnes
Nusbaum
Claud Clark
D. Hunter
Bullard
Hubert L. Shattuck
Cage
Greeley High School
Milton G. Cage
Ccepi Teyeyay
Beasie D. Moodie
Clarence N. Wood
Theodora Law
Josie L. Woodbury
Fred M. Dille
Manfred
Fraser
Kitty Armstrong
Fabbud Abram L. Mumper
Copeland
Gipson
Subscription Drive for Kansas City Journal in 1888 Campaign
The Kansas City Journal offers a free weekly paper during the 1888 campaign for all subscribers or renewals. Encourage families to join by sending names now and receive the largest weekly paper published in Kansas City at the paper’s own price.
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Kansas City
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N. ©. Meeker
Carver & Dunning, Proprietors
E. J. Carver
Ht. L. Dunning
Sheridan
Gee. H. West
St. Louis
Cleveland
Thurman
Grover Cleveland
Blaine
Allison
Gresham
Republican Party
Trispune
Harrison
Hawley
Mr. Hollister
J. Max Clark
Clark
Itfout
Eaton
Hotchkiss
Henry DeVotie
Captain Hogarty
Mr. Clark
Denver
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
Foss
Nebraska Chautauqua Assembly
Crete
Nebraska
Dewitt Talmage
Brooklyn
J. T. Duryea
Cowden
Bishop Warren
Manderson
London
Thayer
Lincoln Flambeau Club
First Regiment Knights of Pythias
THE
Greeley Public Schools
Masonic Hall
Packard
Association
Fezer’s
Weld County Abstract
Hunter & Weat’s Bank
Colorado
Marsh
J.max Cragg’s
R. A. Kavrimay
Arlington Heights
B. D. Sansom
A. E
Pleasant Valley
Txos
Atkinson
Alfred T. Bacon
First National Bank
Main Street
A C. Watson
Colo
D.F. Camp
AMP & Nusbaum
Murray
W. F. Bradner
Dental E. Ofice
Eighth Ave
Eighth Street
H. D. Webster
F. A. Webster
Wvebster Bros
Greeley, Colo., and
Laramie, Wyoming
Webster Bros. Studio
E. Dawson
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company
Fags & Taylor
General Blacksmiths
Deering
J. EB. Garrigues
Renry M. Look
Abeicue
Southard
FE. Churchill
Attorney AT Law
United States Land Department
Greeley, Colo
H H. Barton
Practical Watch
H. Haynes
First National Bank Block
Jones & Wyman
Architect and Builders
Lana
Ninth Avenue
the Park
Ames
Scott
Eighth Avenue
Wolfenden
T C. Morley
Thomas G. Macy
Undertaker
Steele & Luttenbacher
Greenlee & Co
J. E. McCreery
Law
Firs National Bank
Just National Bank
Greeley, Colorado
M. Wallace
Ss S Rhea
Harper
Cashier
JW. McOngent
D.b.wyartt
Gro.k.prascer
H. VO
Reat Sreetine
Joan M. Wallace
Foreign Exchange
John W. Sanborn
James B. Phillips
Hunter & West's Bank
Robert Steel
John M. Wallace
Nat'l Bank
Robert Steele & CO
Union Bank
Capital
Bruce FP. Johnson
WM. ?. Thompson
Geo
Adams
B. PF. Johnson
W. F. Thompson
J. 9
Gata, Danie
Hawss
J. L, Braver J
C. Scorr
H. Assort
Hunter & West
Coloraulo
United States
Europe
Nat
New York
Greaman Nat's
Bani
Denver, Co
Merchants’ National Bank
Chicago
H. H. Ragan
the Greeley Opera House
Paris
Thureday
Lonon
Priday
June
Ian Lakes
Venice
Milan
Tal
Rome
E. C. Dawson's Jewelry Store
Lyons & Brooks
Scott, Benedict & Co
Greeley and Eaton Lots
Lyons & Brooks, Creeley
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