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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1884

Page

4

Shall the Two Thirds Rule or the One Third Vote Dominate

A polemical argument contends the majority should rule but notes the real power lies with a minority. It critiques the two thirds of homeowners and parents as the true voters versus the one third deemed “the floating class.” The piece calls for home owners and builders to control state affairs, warns of demagogues, and defends women’s political agency while urging voter turnout.

Bonanza Colorado Aya

Judge Symes on Wool Tariff Restoration Letter

Judge Symes writes to A E Graham of the Southern Colorado Wool Growers Association outlining his support for high tariffs to protect American labor. He advocates restoring the 1867 wool tariff, promoting domestic production in Colorado, and opposing pauper labor competition. He sends regards and emphasizes American independence in trade policy.

LeApvitte A. E. Graham Southern Colorado Wool Growers’ Association Pueblo Congress United States England America Colorado West Graham

Hall & Jastrowitz Promotes Bargains on Ginghams and Silks

Hall and Jastrowitz advertise low prices on ginghams at 8 cents per yard and prints at 5 cents. They tout all wool flannel at 30 cents per yard and linen towels, silk stock, and black gros grain silk at 1.50 to 12.00 for a dress. claim large stock and popular sale prices to attract customers.

Evans, la Selle Nantes

Rain Wagon Maintains Constant Stock

The article notes the Rain Wagon model remains in steady supply, advertised as a reliable staple kept continuously available for customers seeking dependable precipitation protection.

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