Voter Registers Open for Registration Next Week
The register of voters now hangs in the Post Office listing five hundred thirty two names. The Board of Registration will reconvene Tuesday the 24th inst for those not yet registered to be certified by a registered voter. The day before the election the Board will meet again for certification by two voters.
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Board of Registration
Fargo
Dakota
Dalrymple
Red River
Bismarck
General Assembly
State of
Colorado
Judicial Department
Supreme Court
Supreme
Board of County Commissioners
District
Signs of revival in national trade and politics
The article notes improving business in Massachusetts and Chicago with large orders and a busy August and September ahead. It highlights optimistic views from St Paul and Cincinnati merchants, rails against inflation, and contrasts Greenbackers with Republicans, praising Weld county candidates J. L. Brush and L. C. Mead for farming and stock raising leadership. It criticizes Greenbacks as irredeemable paper and argues Republican prospects near par in gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Chicago Times
Chicago
St. Paul Press
Cincinnati
Ist Inst
J. L. Brush
L. C. Mead
Weld County
Mr. Brush
Mr. Mead
Highland Lake Settlement
Value of property and currency shifts cited in 1865 debate
The article discusses depreciation of assets, currency values, and wartime money's status. It notes the once forty cent greenback, now worth 994 cents, and criticizes inclusion of certain government notes in money totals. It mentions Harris of the State Greenback Committee and reads about the 73s and public finance. It also reviews the Western Magazine and reports on barley in Colorado, Kansas, and Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
State Greenback Committee
Treasury denies 730 notes as legal tenders in 800 million issue
Treasury officials refute reports that 730 notes totaling 800 million were used as legal tenders. An August 20 inquiry found no dollar of the 7 30 notes served as legal tender. notes issued as bonds carried coupons and were not made payable at maturity in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenback
Treasury
Bureau of the Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Gilfillan
Baker
McPherson
Cief
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Telegraphic Brevities Chronicle Fever and Crime
The Wenham ice company donates fifty car loads for fever sufferers. New Orleans reports 94 new cases with 22 child deaths. Memphis 212 cases and 104 deaths. Pittsburg peanuts raise 23380 for New Orleans). Yellow fever fears spread. frost at Grenada Miss. Cardinal McCloskey calls prayers. Crime notes include post office defalcation and train robbery plots. Reports from Maine, Wyoming, and international scenes follow with deaths, politics, and disasters.
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Wenham Ice Company
Poston
New Orleans
Memphis
Pittsburg
Howard Association
New Richmond
Cincinnati
Vicksburg
Chattanooga
Cairo
Gallipolis
Cardinal McCloskey
New York
Colorado Towns Rally Aid and Notes on Regional Wealth
Longmont ships flour to South fever sufferers and Georgetown sends 3877.50 aid. Fort Collins farmers plan Fulz wheat imports from Kansas. Leads include an onion bank idea and a Leadville temperance league. Reports cover scarce grain in Leadville, a large cinnamon bear near Colorado Springs, money order offices, and Colorado’s size at 67 420 090 acres with Cordillera and Rocky Mountains described.
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Fort Collins
Kansas
Collins
Leadville
Georgetown
Colorado
J. Harrison Mills
Middle Park
John Gravestock
Canyon City
Edwards
Seven Lakes
Colorado Springs Gazette
Cheyenne Canyon
Colorado Springs
Alma
Animas City
Black Hawk
Boulder
Caribou
Castle Rock
Central City
del Norte
Erie
Evans
Fairplay
Ft. Collins
Ft. Garland
Ft. Lyon
Golden
Greeley
Idaho Springs
Lake City
Longmont
Manitou
Monument
Ouray
Pueblo
Rosita
Saguache
Silver Plumte
Silverton
Trinidad
West Las Animas
Great Britain
Cordillera de la Sierra Madre
Rocky Mountains
Pleasant social events and local notices from Sept 1878
The town hosted two sociables in Williams Hall and the M E church with speeches and temperance support. Marriages occurred for Fred Weston Lettie Mead and O P Covington Mary Webb. Accidents left a boy with a hand wound, and two Longmont youths injured. Cattle ranges fill Niobrara area with hundreds of thousands of head.
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Greeley Tribune
Williams’ Hall
M. EB
Pabor
Valley Home and Farm
Fred Weston
Lettie Mead
Highland Lake
J. B. Thompson
J. W. White
E. M. Deems
O. P. Covington
Fort Collins
Mary Webb
Longmont
Colo
Greenly
Charles Allen
Chicago
Ill
Julesburg
Cole
Williams
Phillips
Simons
Estes Park
John Labbo
Judge North
Hon. Neikirk
Boulder City
Republican Party
Mr. Neikirk
Boulder County
F. B. Longmont
Weather, crops, and politics from Loveland in 1878
Correspondence from Loveland notes gray skies and haying under the weather, potatoes light, mountain crops good, and frost damaging garden crops. It comments on hawks and crows, cites Greenbacker campaign talk, and fears party disintegration with calls for female suffrage and national reform amidst Reconstruction fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Tribune
Tovenano
Jack Frost
Colorado Greenbacker
Maine
Collins
Committee On National Economy
Committee On National Finance
Hs Bae Ws
Republican Meeting Nominates Precinct Officers and Debates Greenbacks
The Monday Republican gathering nominated Joseph Moore for Justice of the Peace and Calvin Randolph for Constable by acclamation. L. C. Mead spoke on finance, others discussed greenbacks, with Capt. Boyd arguing for redeemable money and urging national honor as attendees applauded before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Moore
Justice of the Peace
Calvin Randolph
L. C. Mead
Brush
Mead
BR. G. Thompson
Boyd
Thompson
Capt. Boyd
H. N. Haynes
Across the Upper St Vrain Longmont area farm life and arrivals
Describes the Upper St Vrain district near Longmont with Baker and wife’s 400 acre farm, early settlement, irrigation potential, fruit trees, and health seekers from St Louis. Notes Rev J S Flory’s farm, photographer Broadwell in Greeley, and local businesses and goods in town.
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Mr. Webster
Wm. Baker
Colorado
St. Vrain
Pacific Coast
Eusi
Denver
Pella
Longmont
Rev. J. 8
Flory
Greeley
Furnished house wanted near town for several months
State of Coronado bulletin advertises a furnished six room or larger house sought by September or October for three to six months with option of longer. high rent for a good place and careful tenant. Also notices of savings, sales and undersold promises from local merchants in Greeley Colorado.
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FE. P
Tripene
Hats and gloves offered at Main Street shops and notices
Local ads announce new hats flowers and trimmings on Main Street with promises of fresh goods. A notice offers Buckskin gloves made to measure for a dollar fifty and warns buyers to shop only in Greeley.
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A.W. Tyroff
Greeley
Tyrorr
Mai Street
Pioneer
R. E. Hart
Main Street
Colo
W. C. Dickerson
Hamman
Wm. Hamman
Mr. Hamman
Brown’s Family Medicines Promote Safe Remedies
Brown’s Blackberry and Ginger a safe pleasant reliable remedy for diarrhea dysentery cholera infantum and summer complaint. Brown’s Vegetable Liver Pills standard liver bilious remedy for this climate. Brown’s Arnica Salve removes inflammation heals sores and ulcers. Sold by H. F. and Joan T. Geewren Greeley Cole.
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al of Brown
H. F
Joan T. Geewrren
Greeley
Cole
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Frederick W. Pitkin
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Lake
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Joseph C. Shattuck
Weld
Regents of State University
Tiorack M. Hale
Junius Berkley
Jared L. Brush
Lorin
W. Craig
Lupton
Tue Gaerey Tmansk
the Business Outlook
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Sharp
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Fred Drexel
Morehead
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Loveland
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ST Vrain
D. Broadwel
W. A. Nichors & Co
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Hammar’s
City Bakery
Haman
A. Z. Salomon
H. F. Flower’s
H. B. Jackson
Rogers Bros
Monk & Ingaller’s
Orry Bakery
W. J. Kinsey
Buford & Co
Frowen’s
Josiy’s
Larimer Street
P. K. Depertek & Co
Warehuse
W. J. Kensey
H. H. Barton
H. F. Flower
W. A. Nicnolls & Co
Coronado
Wierker
A.D
Wm. HH. Crank
Clark’s
Hamman's
Monk & Ingalsbe’s
W. A. Nicaora
W. A. Nichols & Co
R. P. Abbey & Co
Rk. P. Anney & Co
W. A. Nicnots & Co
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