22 Nov 1871
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1871
Page
1
A collage of ads lists H G Bond attorney at law in Dexaven Colorado and Greeley piano teacher Geo F Inman agent for McPhail pianos. A. Z Salomon Store promotes Rough and Ready Flour and reduced dry goods clothing hats boots and shoes.
E Lownes, proprietor of Winchester Arms Co New Haven Conn, offers repair and stocking of guns and revolvers. store near Adams and Oak streets opposite Baptist Church in Greeley Colorado. Also Daniel Witter attorney at law and real estate agent offers land office services in Arapahoe County and Denver. land abstracts and sales of land. agricultural scrip available. H Marsh attorney at law and real estate agent on Main Street in Greeley handles conveyancing, buying, selling, locating Lands and tithe examination.
Rosa Robins confronts Mrs Fox over gossip spread by Mrs Myres. The talk centers on Susan, domestic work, and a cross husband, with Robins warning no further repetition of these rumors. The exchange ends as Robins asserts control of his household.
The excerpts recount Rosa Myres and Mrs Myres with Susan, a tense visit over pay, and a brief dramatic interruption. A shift to Colonel Scott seeking aid from Lincoln and Stanton shows grief and bureaucratic resolve. Anna Dickinson’s new lecture on Workingmen and Trades Unions critiques unions, immigrant labor, eight hours, and humanity.
Grace Greenwood recounts a Civil War tale of Col. Scott of New Hampshire who falls ill near Hampton Roads, his wife travels to him, a river steamer collision sinks their vessel, she is lost, and his body later found as war restrictions delay his return to Virginia for the funeral.
The Hartford Courant describes the recent deaths of a Chicago physician and his father from self‑induced drinking. Both men, prominent Alderman and educator, sank into delirium tremens after a week of dissipation, with the son dying after weeks of delirious suffering.
Boulder gardeners discuss fall sowing of beets turnips and parsnips for early harvests and ask how to protect beds through winter. The Central City Register notes how onion mulching by Capt D H Nichols in Boulder proved successful and urges weekly winter meetings to share experiences for Colorado’s agrarian progress.
Longmont Press notes Frank Guard planted 30 acres last Spring and produced unusually large White Kidney potatoes. Ten tubers weighed 60 pounds, suggesting huge yields. Guard estimates costs around 20000 dollars with expected sale at 3 dollars per bushel, eyeing a 6000 dollar net from 80 acres, while comparing Colorado farming favorably to the States. A. J. Randall reports Boulder county mines and fossils signaling region growth.
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