Local Trades and Services In Greeley Colorado
Multiple notices list businesses in Greeley including Moss carpenter and builder on Monroe Street, CHILDS bakery near Colony Hall, Henry contractor and mason, Hart proprietor Old Colony Office downtown, Burchill painting and glazing, Joyce boot maker on Walnut, and notary Jay H. Bousmon. The ads promise quality work, prompt service, and satisfactory results with items neatly repaired or made to fit.
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N.B
R. E. Hart
OLD Colony
Main St
Greeley
Colorado
Maple Street
Spiritual debate on science religion and proof in Amicus letter
In a Tribune letter Amicus defends biblical resurrection and spiritual bodies against critics. He cites Bible verses from Hebrews to Corinthians, argues for a tangible proof of Christ’s body, disputes midwives and Rahab cases, and urges readers to be Bereans and verify claims.
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the Tribune
Dr. Lardner
Watts
Fulton
Chicago
A. J. Davis
Davis
Rahab
Josh
James
Egypt
Israel
Christ
Abraham
Paul
Thomas
God
Daniel
Bereans
Amicus
State of stumpage tax and timber laws in early territories
The Laramie Sentinel discusses the long arc of timber protection laws from 1817 to 1859, tracing acts on naval reservations and live oak, and detailing how presidents and courts shaped enforcement. It argues stumpage taxes burden settlers and contrasts official guidance with frontier needs, urging restraint and fair enforcement.
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Laramie
Florida
United States
Land Commissioners
William Wirt
Taney
Edmonds
Land Office
Nevada Territory
Winsor
Cheyenne
Man Almost Disrupts Barrel Cutting Mischief at Home
Danbury News recounts Mr. O Clar ence who set about splitting two old barrels to kindle a fire. An axe rebound narrowly missing an ear, then shattered staves and a toppled shelf caused milk and cherries to spill. Neighbors witnessed the scene as a cat vanished during the chaotic episode.
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Danbury News
Mr. O’clarence
Mr. O'Clarence
Mr. O'clarencé
Wickford
Letter Praises Greeley Colorado and Mountains
Mrs Anna 8 Dimmock, correspondent for multiple eastern journals, writes from Greeley Colorado praising the region. She describes copper rich minerals at Union Pacific display cases, dramatic alpine scenery, Longs Peak in sight, and a dry pure air ideal for invalids. She notes the town’s orderly layout, enterprising people, and the appealing inexpensive climate compared to Lincoln and Denver.
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Anna
Dimmock
Colorado
Greeley
Berkshire County
Mass
Hagle
Union Pacific Road
Berkshire
Europe
Amerean
Switzerland
Lincoln
Rocky Mountains
Long's Peak
Greeley House
Denver
Clear Creek
Side-Saddles Debate in The Daily Graphic
A reader lauds Miss Dickinson for advocating riding astride, recounting personal trials in the White Mountains. He argues riding astride is healthier and modest, with trousers and a front-slit skirt, offering full control and no fear of losing a seat. He invites Miss Dickinson to ride in Central Park and to be joined by the writer.
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Daily Graphic
Miss Dickinson
White Mountains
Central Park
Death of Bismarck's Wife Saddens German Leader
Springfield Union reports the death of Princess Johanna von Puttkammer, wife of Chancellor Otto von Bismarck, after a twenty six year marriage. It notes their long romance, family life, and Bismarck's letters to her from courts, battlefields, and hunting expeditions, concluding the loss will be a deep blow to him.
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Bismarck
Germany
Mill
Disraeli
Johanna von Putkammer
Pomerania
Bism
Europe
Berlin
Springfield Union
Paris Woman's Fall From Riches Ends In Tragedy
A Paris tale shows a glamorous woman in luxury who loses status after her benefactor dies. Her son cuts debts, an upholsterer balks at funds, and a fatal breakfast scene leads to murder and suicide as debts overwhelm her. The piece also notes a California election incident where a woman candidate was blocked from being counted as elected.
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New York Graphic
Paris
Annie
Wrightman’s’recinct
Cal
Women’s Journal
A Bird's-Eye View of Chicago From the N Y Evening Post
A panoramic description of Chicago after the great fire, noting grand rebuilding projects and landmark buildings. Mentions Gardner House Grand Pacific Hotel Michigan Southern depot Potter Palmer Hotel Aiken's Theatre Hooley's Opera House McVicker's Times and Staats-Zettung buildings Chamber of Commerce Sherman and Tremont Houses Lincoln Park Lake Drive and the western prairie, plus bustling harbor and shipping. Mentions a patent churn exhibited at a Kansas fair.
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Gardner House
Grand Pacific Hotel
Michigan Southern Depot
Potter Palmer
Aiken
Hooley
Opera House
McVicker
Times
Staats-Zettung Stoneuildings
Tremont
Lincoln Park
Lake Drive
Evanston
Chicago
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J. M. Moss
Monroe St
Higley
Dispatch
Moss
Childs
Boston
Colony Hall
Henry
Madison
Main
Walnut
J. Percival
Walnut and
Madison Streets
Pioneer Saddle and Harness Shop
Parstina
R. Burchill
Walnut Street
A Joyce
Jay H. Bousmon
Roveston & Follett
Nathan Follett
Fort Couns
Fort Collina
Larimer County
R. E. Dickerson
Black Smith
Maple and
Jackson Streets
K. Marsh, M.D
Main Street
Jefferson
Government Timber
Great Plains
J. M. Freeman
Oscar Eaton
U.S. Land
Pabor & Allen
Real Estate & Fire Insurance Agency
Denver Pacific Railway
Cache la Poudre Valley
Madison and
Jefferson Sts
George Pyburn
Monroe Street
F.inman
Sir McPhail & Co's Pianos
Pilliam Stein
Majle Street
Tribune
Aseeley House
N. M. Boynton
A. Ingallee
Benk
Florist
Grant and
Sherman Ste
EO. Pyburn, C.E
N. Y. Evening Post
Berks
Kansas
Woman's Journal
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