Exaggerated Meats and Robbers Dominate Late 19th Century News
The issue contrasts a polemic against meat eating by Vassar women with a rise in frontier crime. It notes regional election signals in eight or ten states, cites Republican gains in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Kansas, Illinois and likely Wisconsin, and Democratic leanings in New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and the Southern states. It links meat costs to land use, cites Harvard discussions on co operative households and the value of porridge, and reports Colorado Springs Gazette robberies in Cheyenne Deadwood and the Black Hills. It ends with debate over currency reform and congressional seat disputes in 1876 Congress and Belford Patterson election questions.
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Massachusetts
Connecticut
Kansas
St.linois
Wisconsin
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Vassar College
Vassar
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Harvard University
Europe
England
Charlotte Bronte
George Hiiot
Jane Eyre
Adam Bede
Colorado Springs
Black Hills
Cheyenne
Deadwood
Mississippi
New England
Macaulay
Congress
Patterson
Belford
War on meat diet urged to build health and vigor
An editorial urges vigorous opposition to meat eating and promotes plentiful plant foods and dairy. It argues bread butter milk vegetables pies fruit eggs can strengthen brains, teeth, and muscles and create an instinctive horror of the meat industry.
Oatmeal Flour Debate Shapes Greeley Mill Plans
A long discussion extols oatmeal bread and Graham flour as healthier options over fine flour. It notes Scotch workers, proposed mill improvements in Colorado, and calls for experiments by millers to boost bone and muscle building and endurance. The report also covers colony board proceedings in Greeley regarding town exchanges and canal repairs.
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Europe
Pur Company
Greeley
Colorado
D. Boyd
B. S. LaGrange
D. Martin
Canal No 2
Town news notes and social items in Greeley
Mr Mel Lucas starts for Town today and Mrs Ambrose sells her Platteville dairy. The Good Templars hold a sociable. the Kellogg Cary troupe visits Denver November 19 20. Roads Cape between Collins and Longmont impassable. Antelope meat plentiful though hunting poor. The Murphy meeting Friday night at Barnum hall draws crowds. The TriBuns newsletter appeals for subscriptions. a Park Church gathering proves pleasant. Evans injunction case moves in court. Miss Anna Dickinson ill in Elizabeth New Jersey. Solomon Strauss Co suspended with assets Liabilities 140000 110000.
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Ambrose
Platteville
Good Templars
A. Jackson
Greeley
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TriBuns
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Kellogg-Cary
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St. Wright
K. T. Ferguson
Chicopee Falls
Mass
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Ly. Vollett
Raskins
Murphy
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Tribune
Platte Valley
Express
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St Louis
Harry Lee
Mr. Lee
Messrs
KE. KE
Hl. G. Clark
J Max. Clark
Park Church
A. K. Packard
Judge Barrett
Colorado Association of Congregational Churches
Epring
Bessie Guy
Nevada
Dr. B. Guy
Bessie Sweeney
Garland
D. L. Dawley
Salomon
W. A. Nichols & Co
Evans
Judge Elliott
Hugh Butler
Howard's Command Homeward From Nez Perces Chase
Gen. O C Howard's force, 4 regiments including the Fourth artillery and two infantry units, traveled 1750 miles from Kamja Idaho to Cow Island on a 63 day march ending Oct 1. The unit later boarded the Benton at Muscle Shell to Omaha as Miles pursued the Nez Perces toward the Tongue river.
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O. C. Howard
Omaha
Department of Columbia
Joseph
Nez Perces
M. P. Miller
4Th Artillery
Howard
Fourth Artillery
Little Rocky Mountain Creek
Benton
Muscle Shell
Miles
Tongue River
Kamja
Idaho
Cow Island
Pacific Coast
Lost jewel bird ornament seeks Rozeve Meeker
A pearl and jet and ruby bird shaped ornament is missing. The finder should return it to Miss Rozeve Meeker or leave it at the Tribune office.
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Rozeve Meeker
Trivune
Sweet Pickles and Preserves Offer in California Citrons
O. Howarp advertises finest California citrons for preserves at his place or by milkman delivery, highlighting fresh fruit and home canning supplies for preserving.
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O. Howarp
Fence District No 1 Tax Notice 1877 Weld County
Notice that the undersigned will receive at his office the taxes due for the year 1877 payable to Fence District No 1 Weld County Colorado. Greeny Con Oct 30 1877 L Vox Goungn Secy.
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Weld Co
Blacksmith W Hiren Calls Debtors to Settle Accounts
RLYIST 8S. W. Hiren, the blacksmith, requests all indebted to him for work to call and settle as soon as possible.
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W. Hiren
Millinery Offer for Beautiful Trimmed Hats
Ladies urged to call and see a selection of beautifully trimmed hats offered by A. Z. Salomax with emphasis on ready wear and new arrivals in millinery.
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A. Z. SaLomax
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