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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1884
Page
3
The article from the Trinum by Sam explains a co operative butter making system. It argues advantages over the old plan and suggests benefits for starting a new enterprise in the neighborhood. It notes reduced farm labor and steady monthly cash, plus potential land enrichment and local production to replace shipments from outside the state.
The Ohio Farmer writes on creamery co operatives where fifty farmers pool milk to produce butter. The system mirrors the Western Reserve cheese factory model, aiming for uniform quality, reduced labor, and better prices. Cost estimates range 1,000 to 2,000 dollars per creamery with crews and gatherers needed. creamery butter costs three to five cents per pound depending on operations.
The Taos church bell metal came from copper ore in Mora county Coyote mountains Mexico. A French miner once lived there, leaving scattered evidence but little known. Americans recently traced belts and staked many claims amid rich silver bearing float samples.
The Boulder News and Bayne debuts with editor Robert Tilney explaining his move from Democrats to Republicans. He argues parties differ in spirit and vows a local news emphasis aligned with Republican progress. The piece highlights Tilney’s stated conviction and party realignment. The Larimer County Art Loan Exhibition gains praise for a large, diverse display organized by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. The Jefferson block venue shows oil paintings, engravings, relics, and historical artifacts gathered from many eras and regions.
Editor James describes Seltzer springs near Springdale ten miles north of Boulder with bathhouses and scenic glen access. Twin Lakes at 9,400 feet offer fishing and boating with easy South Park road access from Twin Lakes Station or Leadville. Brookvale near Idaho Springs serves invalid tourists with access to Chicago Lakes and views of Mount Evans and Mount Rosalie.
The New West reports Colorado's railroad property assessment for the year at 80 146 864 dollars. Weld county never funded railroad bonds yet remains heavily connected by tracks. The feature extols Colorado roads praising engines curves grades scenery and top railway personnel.
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