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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1886
Page
3
A detailed account of the Arikara public festival in northern Oklahoma. The Sacred Lodge, drum music, bamboo-like poles with a gull wind instrument, and staged hunts illustrate shamans gaining prestige. The rite culminates with duck rabbit buffalo owl and bear hunts around six to eight dwellings.
An advert describes pile symptoms such as back weight and itching and promotes Dr Bosanko's Pile Remedy as a direct acting treatment. It claims absorption of tumors and permanent cure at 50 cents, with selling address in Piqua Ohio and local dealer Flower and Petrikin.
An ad-like note promotes Shiloh's Vital izer as a cure for indigestion constipation dizziness and loss of appetite. It lists J F Fezer as the seller.
A historical advertisement offers Shiloh's Vitalizer to treat constipation loss of appetite dizziness and all symptoms of dyspepsia priced at 75 cents per bottle and sold by J F Fezer.
The New York Sun notes the season’s feast ingredients require little seasonal effort. Flower decorations rely on apple and cherry blossoms with cherry stems cut and placed in water to bloom. Market items include Florida green peas at $1 per half peck, tomatoes $1 per quart, asparagus 33 cents per bunch, eggplant 50 cents each, cucumbers 45 cents each, rhubarb 10 cents per bunch, lettuce 5 cents per head, radishes 8 cents per bunch, mushrooms $1 per pound, string beans $1 per half peck, black Hamburg grapes $2.50 per pound, hot house peaches $2 each, oranges up to $1 per dozen.
Scratches and grease heel stem from poor hoof and limb care. Clean stables twice daily and avoid mud and ammonia from fermenting manure. This cold season proves useful for building and packing an ice house to store butter and milk, with four inch ice and sawdust packing as advised.
Listing of multiple farms with acreages ranging from 80 to 400 acres. Details include cultivation, hay land, fenced plots, houses of four to seven rooms, wells, water rights under No 2 and No 3, and ditch access. Prices listed from 1 500 to 8 000 dollars. Some parcels offer partial purchase on terms.
The note laments storing straw in stocks and urges building straw barns. It explains straw quality and value relative to clover hay, noting feed mixtures like oil meal, cotton seed, and bran. It warns a bad fall lowers straw value, arguing husbandry costs justify proper storage to protect stock feeds.
The report estimates 1 100 000 cattle in Montana and notes wheat should be covered about 1 1/2 inches deep. Almonds total sixty tons from sixty five acres at Oakshade farm in Yolo county. Congress considers bills for national agricultural experiment stations and a department of agriculture. New York experiment station reports cabbages grown from cuttings and from seed gathered green, with early harvests.
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