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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1884
Page
3
A Tribune reader discusses the recently surfaced Teaching of the Twelve Apostles, outlining its content on life and death, baptism, prayer, the Eucharist, prophets, and expectations of the last days, with excerpts and translator notes.
The Lyceum Theater in New York unveils a detailed prospectus led by Gustave Frohman and associates. It outlines a School of Acting with a $200 tuition, refundable if disqualified, and a season from October to June with member privileges at No. 18 West Twenty-third Street. Nearby notes describe Wyoming development excitement and mining advancement near Rawlings, with Ervay overseeing construction and Bothwell Company sinking shafts amid rising machinery and property uptake.
An English boy offers a flawed sketch of Moses describing him as Egyptian who lived in a bullrush ark with a golden calf, worshiped snakes, and gambled quails for forty years. He claims Moses was guided by a wife in a tree and killed by his son Absalom as he fled a bow, mixing biblical figures and errors.
From the Fort Morgan Times a spring sowing report notes millet, wheat, corn, oats and alfalfa on sod land under a ditch. It cites 2,000 acres in cultivation, with 25 acres of wheat under the ditch yielding well and extra crops by Kleckner Farnsworth Kimball and Glassy.
The university catalogue lists the faculty headed by Joseph A. Sewall as president and chemist, with Isaac Dennett Latin and Greek, Paul Hanus mathematics, Mary Rippon German and French, James Bell modern languages, Jasson naval engineer, Winthrop Searrit English literature, McFarland preparatory instructors, Evens Thomas Normal school, and Wolcott library staff for Boulder Colorado.
From the Fort Collins Express a mix of local notices. Crops on the river are fair nationally. Col Ansel Watrous eyed as possible Democratic legislature candidate. Prof Faville to inspect fever districts cattle as disease wanes. Larimer County Fair draws strong interest and expectations. Uncle Ben Eaton suggested as governor. wager on political race between Eaton and Grant.
The piece promotes female suffrage and political goals with Equal Rights Party banners. It endorses Abigail Scott Duniway for president and Clara Shortridge Foltz for California governor and praises Baltimore & Ohio railroad illustrated advertising publications highly, noting authors and artists and calling them the most artistic railroad publications.
A Denver Times office gathering honored Commander A. J. Woodbury with a life-size painting amid a social party by Red Cross members. Captain Court Simmons delivered a light hearted presentation speech and reported the order nearing two hundred Denver members.
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