Fort Collins and area property listings and notices
Fort Collins real estate and rental notices appear with agents Bovanton Follett and Freeman Eaton offering town property, ranches, and farms. The item includes general notices on non resident taxes, and a Homeopathic physician Marsh with office details. Poems from John Hay are also quoted alongside painting and signage services.
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ERS
Fort Collins
Coolorado
Latimer County
Local Advertisements From May 19 1973 A.M. Milk Wagon Builders and Tradesmen
A collection of small ads lists EW Leavy offering PURE MILK WAGON service starting May 19 1973 and promising low prices. B C Adams F L Childs advertise baked goods with Boston brown bread on Main Street near Colony Hall. Henry contractor and builder and Fr Percival carpenter announce masonry plastering surveying painting glazing and boot making services in Greeley Colorado. J D Buckley surveyor provides surveying and land grants inquiries at Colony Office. BURCHILLE handles painting glazing and decorating from Walnut Street. Joyce boot maker promises high quality boots in custom styles on Maple Street.
Foundations that endure in the faces of life
A reflective piece on aging, memory, and the search for permanence. It discusses how the loss of family and home tests faith, then argues religion as life work provides peace, moral memory, and strength to endure, with anecdotes on aging, conscience, and hopeful resolve.
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Christian Union
Modus Operandi of Capturing Texas Mustangs
The Pleasanton Stock Journal describes how horse hunters track mustangs across prairie, dividing into camps and pursuers. After days of chase through prickly pear and chaparral, the herd tires and is driven to submission. Starvation forces the mustangs to surrender and become slaves of man, a process called walking mustangs down.
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Pleasanton Stock Journal
Texas
Seminary Charm for Talented White Sisters
An elderly gentleman praises the seminary’s talents noting Miss White as a future poetess and her sister as a potential sculptoress. He extols a cadre of female staff and students including Miss Harper the chemistress Bliss Knowles the astronomeress and Miss Kellogg the singeress. The scene centers on a formal, slightly ironic conversation about women’s accomplishments.
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Department of Music
Miss Kellogg
Mary
Robbery on a Nevada stagecoach yields $10 000 to $12 000
Central Register recounts a Wells Fargo stage robbery near Grass Valley Nevada. Four armed men seized the coach, forced the driver off, and took loot from the safe, with all fourteen passengers carrying revolvers. The band fled in a four-horse team reaching high speed. Regrettably, twelve thousand dollars disappeared, and witnesses note no one fired a shot.
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Central Register
Colfax
Nevada
Wells-Fargo
Grass Valley
The Howlin Wilderness Saloon in Forties Tales
In a California mining town the Howlin Wilderness saloon hosts major barroom fights. Long Dan, a reckless gambler nicknamed The Prince, thrives amid gunplay as pistol shots erupt and a wounded friend receives aid before Dan boasts of cigars won in the chaos.
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Forks
California
Long Dan
Dan
Howlin
Prince
Fragmented Aphorisms on Love and Distance
Aiehcer reflects on love and relationships noting that friends lovers and married people must share much but not a chamber. He suggests bodily proximity dulls the soul’s echo and argues true nearness of souls grows with bodily distance.
Editor reports Vienna women toiler in building boom
In Vienna a block-building project employs about four hundred workers, two hundred women perform hard labor such as brickwork. They work without breaks under several overseers. Wages average one florin per day. many sleep on site. The editor suggests Germany lags in social and political progress and warns against romantic ideas of European society.
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Baltimore American
Europe
Vienna
Germany
Fulton
America
United States
Farmers Union urged to boost knowledge and markets
The Farmers Union strategy to estimate wheat yields and regulate prices is praised as a practical move. The piece argues farmers should match commercial insight in supply and demand, warns of poor financing, and calls for stronger local organization to expand production of butter eggs pork and other goods in Colorado. Denver News.
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Denver
Greeley
Long’s Peak
Cache la Poudre
Platte
Denver Pacific
Cheyenne
Checker Board
Chicago
Boston
Colorado
Finais
New England
Tribune
Ralph Meeker
Farmers’ Union
Packard
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Neewe
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Jay H. Bovanton
Ughton & Follett
LAW
Nathan Follett
Collec
STOC
I EK. Marsh, M.D
Main Street
Jefferson and
Madison
J. M. Freeman
Oscar Eaton
U.S. Land
Real Notate & Fire Insurance Agency
IFIC
Cachela Londre Valley
Main St
Madison and
Jefferson Sts
B. M. Moss
Monroe St
Higley
Mr. Moss
George Pyburn
Monroe Street
Maple Street
Creeley
F. Inman
Sir McPhail & Co's Pianos
P.O Box
Wy Eee Stein
Maile Street
Ss. W. Hilton
Andrew
John Hay
Maple and
Madison Streets
N. M. Boynton
M*. A. MC Allee
Bank
Greeley, Colorado
A. Leavy
Grant and
Sherman St
Pybury, C.E
B. C. Adams
F. L. Childs
Colony Hall
Henry
Madison St
Main
Walnut
Fr. Percival
Walnut and
J D. Buckley
BR. Burchille
Walnut Street
el. Joyce
Celia Burlsigh
Springfield Republican
Huxley
Cincingati
Otawa
Cincinnati
Pauline
Bear Creek Valley
W.D. Arnett
Turkey Creek
Bear Creek
Arnett
New York Sun
Clear Creek Valley