Local Business Cards Ad for Bedding Plants and Services
A trimmed antique ad sheet lists Loris8t LORIS8T J Leavy Main St between Grant and Sherman with bedding plants bulbo us roots and edible plant stock including Asparagus roots tomato cabbage cauliflower and celery. Also notes milk wagon start May 1 1873 and various tradesmen on Main St West Madison Walnut streets offering bakery mason contractor blacksmith painting glazing and millinery services.
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Main St
Grant and
Sherman Sts
The Newspaper Age and its Independent Journalist
Henry Watterson argues the era is the age of the newspaper and the journalist. He contrasts personal and impersonal journalism, praises self reliance and honesty, and denounces free passes and subsidies that burden the press. He urges journalists to embrace independence, public service, and a self sustaining future.
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New-York Tribune
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Indiana Press Association
Congreve
Sheridan
Dickens
Thackeray
America
England
London
France
Morton
Schurz
Richard Smith
William Hyde
Ohio
Waler Haldeman
George D. Prentice
Joseph Medill
Cleveland
M. D. Potter
Greeley
Raymond
Bennett
New School of Journalism
Booth
Richelieu
Hamlet
Prentice
Haldeman
Medi
Potter
Medill
Moment's Notice for the Defense of Itself
A quote extols journalism that defends its own integrity and urges editors and readers to accept this self protective standard as essential for the press and public trust. The speaker argues such reflexive defense will become widely believed and practiced.
Battle with Yosemite Indians Ends in Captivity and Echoes
An account blends a pursuit of stolen horses into a dawn attack on an Indian camp in Yosemite Valley. The chief Yosemite is wounded and captured after a fierce night battle, with vivid echoes described as the valley resounds to the climactic struggle. The narrative shifts to a theological reflection attributed to Beecher on confession and lay involvement in church work.
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Fresno
Augua Frio
Mercede
Big Flats
Mariposa
Highountain
Yosemite
Hell
Orag
Great Falls
Byron
Granada
Spain
Milton
Philipsburg
A Dutchman’s View of a Sermon on Baptism
A preacher argues baptism means near or by water rather than immersion. A Teutonic man mispronounces and retells Bible stories to show how “into” can mean near. Other readers discuss Middlemen and cooperative stores failing as farmers mismanage business.
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Moses
Mr. Breacher
Mr. Breavcher
Taniel
Jonah
Mr Breacher
Southern Colorado as an iron center and railroad future
The Georgetown Mining Review argues Southern Colorado can become an iron and steel hub. Rail lines like the Denver & Rio Grande push toward Old and New Mexico while Pueblo could command the southern territory’s iron, coal, and ore. Copper, golf, and silver veins along the Arkansas basin are noted, with the Arkansas River as the regional outlet to Las Animas and the San Juan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
New Mexico
Denver
Great Range
Utah
Nevada
Park, Summit
Clear Creek
Borler
Gilpin
Pueblo
Arkansas
Arizona
West
Upper
Canyon City
Lake County
Plains
Las Animas and
San Juan
Georgetown Mining Review
Vampire creature seen aboard Nevida near Micronesia
An eight miles off Mi cronasian island area report describes a dark bat like creature secured from the Nevida's forward mast. It resembles a vampire with terrier like head and large fangs, savagely defending itself. its true nature remains unconfirmed by scientists.
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Nevida
Micronasia
Australia
Burns
Wose Feama
Micronesian Island
Cooperative farming speech warns against overbroad middleman critique
The speaker urges farmers to discriminate in cooperation efforts and warns that most attempts will waste time and money. He cautions that not all middlemen are to blame and that agents and commission men play roles that should not be dismissed in blanket terms.
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Maine
New England
Fragmented Verse and Prohibition Opinions Across a Day
A mixed page notes a romantic poem about lilies and love, with lines about secrecy and farewell. It then shifts to social commentary on Prohibition in Maine citing Congressman Frye and the New York Tribune, claiming liquor consumption dropped to a quarter of twenty years ago and temperance sentiment grew. The column closes with a quip about criticism from Jerrold and a motto from Chile urging preferring loss over unjust gains.
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Maine
Frye
New- York Tribune
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B. C. Adams
B* Kery
F. L. Childs
Boston
Colony Hall
J. Henry
Madison St
Main
Walnut
W. Hilton
Walnut Street
FE “J. Percival
Walnut and
Madison Streets
Buckley J
Buckley
Prxrine
R. Burchill
J. Joyce
A. M. Freeman
Oscar Eaton
U.S. Land
L K. Marsh, M.D
Main Street
Jefferson and
Madison
Pabor & Allen
Real Estate & Fire Insurance Agency
Denver Pacific Railway
Cache la Poudre Valley
Madison and
Jefferson Sts
George Pyburn
Monroe Street
Maple Street
Walth “MI
EMONT
New York
Spory
H. ©. McLaughlin
Geeeey
Adison Street
Greeley House
A. B. Cannon
F.inman
Piano Forte and Organ
McPhail & Co's Pianos
P. ‘O Box
Whitham Stein
Tribune
Xustey
Jaheley House
Maple and
N. M. Boynton
Gacsne
Bank
Greeley, Colorado
H.C
God
Beecher
Upper Arkansas
Ike
Darling
Volo
Waren Warriveron
Douglass Jerrold
Jerrold
Chile
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