03 May 1871
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1871
Page
1
Business card style notice from Greeley advertising boot making services. Promises vetted calf hides and quality craftsmanship with a perfect fit guaranteed.
A Cambridge Observatory clock pendulum is connected to a telegraph wire in a way that the main circuit is momentarily broken and reclosed with each swing, allowing the clock's ticking to be heard in San Francisco.
A speech by Miss Anna E. Dick argues that modern women seek broader life paths not against men but alongside them. She urges society to grant women greater opportunity, uphold motherhood as noble, and empower women to choose and sustain public roles while preserving family at the center.
A harsh critique of women’s fashion demands and endurement in winter wear. The author attacks high heels and tight garments, mocks suffrage and gender progress, and argues for practical health and education for women to gain real rights.
A man visiting Fitchburg Estill county is attacked by a mob after a prayer meeting. He and his wife narrowly escape as armed men pursue and drag him through cinders, shouting threats while the encroaching mob attempts to force him from the hotel. He remains steadfast in faith despite the assault.
An essay explores whether higher intelligences exist beyond Earth and if they influence us as we study birds. The author observes robins and blackbirds on an elm, reflecting on nature, creation, and the limits of animal understanding, then questions humanity’s place in a vast, interconnected cosmos.
The Saturday Review critiques the habit of pretending to know little yet speak authoritatively on topics. It distinguishes negative and positive forms of affectation, noting the subtle danger of implying competence without certainty and the social pressure to maintain appearances in discussions.
Proceedings note April 11 1871 meetings with trustees Meeker Cameron Holmes and executive council members approving new member entry by payments of 50 100 or 155 dollars yielding various lots stock and water rights. Deeds issued to Bryant BE G Scott and J K Miller with improvements deadline and land restrictions. Adjourned to April 16 with street lot subdivisions approved and election plans announced.
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