Greeleys Farming Described From Colorado to New York
The article discusses Mr. Dunlaps Colorado letters and the dedication of a Baptist church in Greeley. It portrays Mr. Greeley as an industrious farmer with a well managed estate in Westchester County, noting his hands on approach and the improvements made on his Chaipaque farm, including forests and orchards.
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Colorado
Miller
Toledo Blade
Tice
St. Louis Democrat
Dunlap
Greeley
Providence
Mr. Greeley
New York
Westchester County
New York 7Ribone
Baptist church in Greeley clears debt with broad support
The church's trustees secured a stall balance quickly with funds raised by Baptist members plus contributions from nearby denominations. Businessmen and ministers from Methodist, Congregationalist, and Presbyterian churches joined in the effort led by Rev. Adams and Rev. Hollister. The display of religious unity aims to set a standard of independence and shared duty in churchfinancing.
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Baptist Church
Adams
Hollister
Greeley
Greeley and famed literary workers tied to farming
The author lauds Horace Greeley and a line of literary figures who engaged in ordinary labor and farming. It argues that practical farming thought, as expressed in Greeley’s What I Know of Farming, has shaped the country and that such writers made substantial, real-world contributions beyond their books. The piece notes Jefferson, Washington, Franklin, Shakespeare, Homer, Virgil, and Christ as examples.
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Christ
Shakespeare
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
Washington
Mount Vernon
Shenandoah Valley
Mr. Greeley
Colorado for Invalids in Rocky Mountain Climate
The article argues mountain air aids pulmonary ailments and dyspepsia, advising gradual elevation exposure. It cites William D. Kelley praising Colorado and Wyoming as a sanatorium, notes asthma relief at 5 000 to 8 000 feet, warns against severe illness, and reports on harvests, grape trials, water wells rising, and mining prospects in Colorado.
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York Sun
Rocky Mountain
William D. Kelley
Colorado
Wyoming
Philadelphia Press
Rocky Mountains
Seaboard
Mississippi Valley
Returning to the States Due to Sleepless Plight
Descriptions of individuals returning to the United States on business who are immediately prostrated and unable to sleep, driven to leave quickly because they fear remaining will lead to death.
Sermon by Dr Evarts in Greeley First Baptist Church
Dr Evarts of Chicago preached the dedication sermon for the 1st Baptist Church in Greeley. The service drew a large crowd with Rev Brown and others assisting, an earlier 18 month march of worship in halls, and a debt of 1700 to be paid. Subscription lists opened and $2427 raised quickly. The evening service urged worship of God, Bible study, and the Sabbath as a safeguard amid urban pressures.
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Providence
Evarts
Chicago
Gen. Sherman
1St Baptist Church
M. Brown
Mason
New York
Adams
Methodist Church
Stuart
Evans
Gheetey
Ge. Taman
Boston
W. Sanborn
Chas. Barnes
East
Tabernacles
Charles Dickens
Christ
Geo. Sand
House of God
Channing
Egypt
Lincoln
Ieling
Dr. Evarts
God
Israel
C. W. Sanborn
Lesson of the election urges unity and vigilance in Weld County
A letter to the Tribune urges Republicans in Weld County to analyze voter registration and turnout in Greeley and Evans, faulting a central committee member for aiding Democrats. It argues Greeley saved the party with strong results, warns against false leaders, and calls for united, workmanlike candidates committed to the ticket’s success.
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Greeley
Evans
F P. O. Lawin
Weld County
W. L. Stover
Beast
Republican Central Committee
Eas
Reresiicar
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