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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1874
Page
2
A columnist denounces editors who mock mothers-in-law as cruel and ignorant. The piece defends loving daughters and warns that wives may become widows seeking refuge in their daughters homes. It urges charity and condemns barbaric treatment of poor women.
The article details widespread tree deaths from frost and sun in Colorado orchards with apples hardest hit, while pears and cherries show better survival. It notes long planting lessons, recommends hardy varieties, proper planting depth, shading, wind protection, and careful handling of grape vines and berries. It also discusses local agricultural society efforts and related civic notices.
A correspondent denies Tribune April 29 item claiming Buffalo Colony under his charge. He explains Beaver Colony leadership lists Randolph as president and himself as secretary, notes colony is not just Dunkards, and that settlement near Buffalo on the South Platte includes varied Christian denominations and nonpartisans. He affirms town and colony privileges are open to all regardless of religion or politics.
The May 6 1874 town board session in Greeley Colorado approved refunds on a $5 fine for Charles A Holmes foot the cemetery survey report was filed and numerous accounts were paid including wages for street labor and utilities bonds for town officials were accepted and filed local notices mention post office issues land rental and irrigation rules while community updates note a capital project and upcoming Kansas Pacific Railroad officials visit.
Mr Salomon hires a new clerk as his goods meet with approval. Baker’s store draws attention like a well ridden horse. Nichols’ store blazes anew with a large assortment. Ingalsbe and Monk’s offer a refined ladies’ shop. Boettcher’s hardware promises lowest prices. Leavy’s greenhouse invites a visit with an extra dollar. Meone mom flowers make fine gifts. Southworth Linen Stationery at Rowe’s Book Store. Two acre lots for sale nearby. Monk and Incatsure offer bargains in Ladies’ Fancy Shawls. Fourth class railroad goods at 24¢ per lb, First class below Chicago or St. Louis prices. No need to buy in Denver, says A Z Satomon.
A mixed page item brief listing land claim opportunities near Greeley including a 160 acre parcel with a house east of town, inquiries through Freeman Eaton A H Smith & Brothers Evans and D D Davis near Loveland. It promotes horses at 25 percent below former prices and trades for cattle, plus various goods from local merchants and a library notice. It mentions water right sale, local mill prices, and stores Rowe's Bookstore Monk Ingalsbe and A Z Salomon with goods and cheap wraps.
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