Growth in valley farming and water use in Colorado
The article notes a record rise in cultivated land in the valley with 100 acre plots per farmer. It discusses water rights, canal capacity, and potential scarcity under Number Two, plus a projected shift of Union Pacific machine shops to Cheyenne or Laramie and its impact on markets and growth. It also mentions forged paper by W. Gilman, blackberry cultivation progress with Kittatinny canes, and a remark on July fruit blossoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renoon
Fort Collins
Union Pacific
Omaha
Central
Cheyenne
Ogden
Laramie
North Platte
Colorado Centrals
Black Hills
Crow Creek
Colorado
W. ©. Gilman
New York
Mr. Gilman
Hr. W. Beecher
Kittatinny
Wilson
Second crop prospects and drought impacts across states
The article notes minor fruit crops like blackberries thriving in a favorable year while frosts threaten. It discusses California fruit and wheat trials from the Laramie plains, irrigation proposals by taxing land, and raises questions about high elevation wheat. It also covers drought woes in California, grasshopper resilience in Colorado, a mixed US business revival, and the Ohio state election results with Democratic gains and a Greenback presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Autaun
Laramie
Laramie Plains
Colorado
Boston paper notes wide range of 3rd to 6th events
The column lists diverse items including a library mission funding, a Pacific Coast clerk alleged defaulter, mint coinage for September, Archbishop Bayley death, Galt House sale, rail and stage accidents and robberies, storm damage, bank withdrawals, and local Denver area social updates with community notices and business changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Mille
Lawrence
Bayley
Newark N. J
Chicago
Geo. K. Clark
Galt House
Louisville
Ogdensburg
Jules Simon
Dock Railroad Co
N. Y
Bank of England
United States
Deadwood
Laramie
Germantown
Patent Office. Ltd
Brooklyn
Bank of France
Custer City
Boston
Ysieta
San Elezurio
Texas
Russian setbacks in the eastern war report and local Mass. politics
The piece notes Wendell Phillips as a Mass gubernatorial hopeful for the Greenback and Workingmen's parties. It details miners at Pittston resuming work on company terms, cap- tured counterfeiters in Philadelphia, and a digest of eastern war news including rail construction in Bulgaria, insurrections in Russia, repulsed Bashi Pashaz near Montenegro, and heavy fever cases in Odessa hospitals with a Russian commander changed at Pleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Phillips
Greenback
Workingmen’s Parties
Mass
Peon. Coal Co
Pittston
Philadelphia
Bulgaria
Asia
Montenegro
Satorian
Kars
Mukhtar Pasha
Plevna
Odessa
WANTED Support for Murphy Meeting Pledge Drive
A notice calls for a representative or full delegation from every business house in Greeley at the next Murphy meeting. It asks for a thousand men, women and children ready to sign the pledge at first call and join the right side. A few active ladies are urged to help, while local prices and sales notices accompany the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Camp
Barnum House
Mr. Reed
Massachusetts
O. Howard
Will Clark
Greeley
Fezer
Cay
Erie
Barnum Hall
R. B. Harrington
L. B. Willard
Wright & Campbell
J. W. Wiff
Jauesburg
A. Z. Salomon
A. Z
Mr. Leavy
Denver
Denver Pacific
Fred Lee
Terre Haute
Ind
Young Men’s Library Association
Mr. Holsinger
R. Bennett
Boomer
Main Street
Denver Whip Company
Evans
Eric
Fisk
John Bachtel
Christopher Eaton
Blackhurst
Bluffs
Canyon City
Murphy
Baptist Church
Yerkes
Walter Bennett
Knowles
W. W. Ferguson
John C. Abbott
Messrs
Kram
Clark
Smith and Hight
Elkhorn House
Mr. B
Mr B
H. Boettcher
Diverse local ads and notices from Greeley scene
A compilation of advertisements and notices reveals a flood of local commerce and events. The Park Church Ladies’ Society plans an October 12 reading at Baroum’s Hall, while merchants tout furniture, sewing machines, cigars, groceries, clothing, and meats. The City Bakery advertises meals and day board, with numerous shops promising sales, reduced prices, and special orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Park Church Ladies’ Society
Abby Sage Richardson
Baroum’s Hall
Robert of
Sicily
Longfellow
Trowbridge
Nora Perry
Venice
Bret Harte
Main Street
Greeley
City
Williams & Fox
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grreley
N. C. Mefker
J. Carver
Frank Leslie
Paterson
Ohio
Workingmen's Party
Greenbackers
Lowa
Telegraph News
American Board of Foreign Missions
Providence
Washington
Home News
C. D. Chapman
D. L. Dawley
Greeley House
H. F. Flower
Longmont
Collins
Mr. Fox
W. A. Brewer
F. B. Clark
Greeley Cornet Band
Salomon’s
Arruon Horenkiss
Martitpa J. Horenkiss
Mrs. Richardson
Singer
NEW and Cheap Goons
Monk & Ingalang’s
Monk & Ingallere
Monk & InGalsne’s
Butterick
America
A. Z. Satomoy
Mansfield
J. H. Beeps
E. F. Dawley
Greeley Agency
Mannskeip’s
Ferauson’s
Mansfield’s
Frracaon
Hl. Boettcher's
W. C. Dickerson
H. B. Jackson & Co
Willard & Harrington
Ifamman's
Borriener
Becntet
J. Boerrener
S A. Brisas
Park Church
H. Boerreener’s
Austin & Mentz
Abbott & Eaton
Mogin Street
A. Z. Saramax
Havana
A. Z. Saronon
H. Borerreuenr’s
Frower's Drug Store
Frowgr
Borrien
Mansfield's
Canal No 2
Emenson & Wray
W. A. Nicnolls & Co
H. Boxermeier's
JJ Borrrenry’s
W. A. Nicnols & Co
Borrie
Courtland
A. Z. Savomon
St. Boxtreener'’s
H. Borrrener
Jackson & Co
Colorado Springs
Hamman'’S
F. Thompson
Greeley, Cole
A. Z. Salomon’s
Collins Road
Freeman & Buckley
Shattuck
Beppalo
Sul and
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