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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1871
Page
1
J Joyce bootmaker on Maple Street Gresley promises high quality gentlemen leaving orders may expect French calf leather and all modern styles. Patter fic guaranteed and ready to tailor to customer wishes.
Henry Ward Beecher in a Greeley Tribune sermon argues that mankind depends on God for true manhood, urging that humanity should grow by divine connection. He critiques pagan thought, extols scientific farming via irrigation, and emphasizes motherhood, childhood, and the moral duties of parents within society.
A poetic meditation on an afterlife garden and the open gates of Elysian fields contrasts with a local editor's page. The writer MR. McSMITH discusses marriage, moralizing on male behavior, and recalls prior letters about farming, land, and irrigation advice amid a midwestern newspaper page.
Mining season opens with rising bullion output as Georgetown area mills run full, Gilpin County mines start summer work, and Grand Island District maintains rich ore. Coal Company reports a new coal vein near the railroad line and new quarries push rock shipments to Denver and beyond.
Mary Livermore denounces laws that treat married women as legally inferior while granting unmarried women autonomy. She laments restrictions on ownership, employment, and office holding for wives and calls for full legal equality of women, arguing it demeans national values.
The St Vaal Press describes vast native strawberry fields north of Port Totten in the old Minnesota area now Dacotah. On Pembina mountain wild berries carpet the plateau, growing high on bushes with clusters as large as any cultivated. The field rides the crimson trails of cart wheels, noting unrivaled abundance and upright, regal plants.
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