Decoration Day Proclamation in Greeley Colorado 1885
Decoration Day proclaimed with town events listed for May 30 including post office hours and parade plans. Notices cover church lectures, school commencement, Red Cross encampment, G. A. R. activities, and local civic announcements in Greeley Colorado.
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Opera Rehearsal Clears Path to Public Presentation
The third rehearsal of the opera was held last Tuesday evening. Judging by the numbers rendered, three more rehearsals should suffice to have the work ready for public presentation. Mr. Demorest appears to have extraordinary ability to achieve so much in a short time.
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Colony Celebration Plans Told at Public Meeting
A public meeting will be held in the Court House on Friday evening May 29 at 7 30 to hear the committee report and decide on final arrangements for a Colony celebration. By order of the Committee.
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Red Cross
Baptist Church
Greeley Steamer Co
Engineee
Frank Frost
P. V. Hooks
Park Church
Psyche EE. Boyd
Winifred J. Newman
Lincoln Park
Glee Club
Rittenhouse
America
Thomas Stimson
Court House
Colorado home industries grow with strong pickle trade
Colorado shows growing home industries with paying businesses. The Kuner Pickle company, founded in 1872, has built a large trade across the state, its goods tested as equal to the best. Matteson and Sanborn report demand for second hand machinery.
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Kuner Pickle Company
Matteson & Sanborn
Thanking Neighbors for Kindness After Illness and Death
A card expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during a recent illness and the death of Mrs. J. T. Wagever.
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J. T. Wagever
Music at the Opera House Rink Friday Night
Music at the Opera House Rink with dancing after ten o clock Friday night drawing local dancers and music lovers to the venue for an evening of entertainment.
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Opera House
Reminiscences of a Colorado Colony Move
The narrator recalls joining Mr Meeker to form a colony in Colorado after leaving East Tennessee. He describes hostile local politics, lack of schools, and travel hardships, including crossing the plains by wagon and later rail due to river floods and Indian tensions. He notes meeting Mr J C Shattuck aboard a boat en route to the promised land.
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Fall Planting Notice from A. E. Gripsom
A. E. Gripsom requests fall planting stock buyers to note premium small fruit varieties will be ready for fall planting. He also asks all debts be settled promptly, dated May 27, 1885.
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