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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1874
Page
1
A stray OCR fragment mentions boot maker A W Fisk and a lawyer role with unclear context. The readable items hint at professional titles but provide no events, dates, or locations to confirm a full item.
The article surveys recent work on scintillation caused by atmospheric refractivity, describing Respighi’s findings and Montigny’s scintillometer method. It notes four star types with varying diffraction patterns and criticizes Montigny’s reliance on multi night comparisons, urging a sequence based standard like Herschel for reliable results. It also discusses newspaper circulation figures in various cities and praises The Republican’s national reach.
Masonry and plastering services offered on the west side of Madison Street between Main and Walnut. Hart promotes quality and low prices with prompt repairs and dispatch from the Old Colony Office on Main Street in Greeley Colorado.
A devotional poem fragment in reverent cadence explores surrender to unseen law and fate. The speaker, blindfolded and solitary, recalls doors opening and burdens lifting through a higher purpose. Refrains emphasize not as I will, aligning suffering and hope with divine discipline and love.
In Glastonbury Ct on September 4 the Smith sisters sued Tax Collector Andrews for trespass after he sold their meadow for $80 in unpaid taxes. The court awarded $10 plus costs to the sisters, with locals noting the case as a public challenge to tax procedures and gender norms.
The Denver Times notes a Temperance Colony in California offering a refuge from the liquor traffic and predicts rapid settlement. It warns liquor interests depopulate mining towns and cites Vallejo wages as useless where rum sellers operate. A humorous church scene with a grasshopper on a bonnet closes the piece.
Essay extols labor as essential to happiness and national progress, condemns idleness, and praises how work transforms nature into civilization. It argues social ranks arise from culture and pursuits, not sloth, and urges harmony by using differences for piety and usefulness.
A. P. Stanley urges readers to define and clarify the meanings of sacred words from Bible and church, arguing that true understanding can resolve old quarrels and reveal new truths. He emphasizes examining the Bible and Christ’s teachings to grasp essential meanings and avoid empty repetition.
A London letter from W. W. Smalley to the New York Tribune surveys how American journals like the Springfield Republican are quoted in European outlets. It notes English papers occasionally recall the distant continent and a young republic with a free press.
Part of a memorial volume on Fanny Fern, Parton laments that many American families in comfortable circumstances drift away from nature and practical life. He argues educated women reach thirty six without familiarity with the kitchen, prices, or hard realities, making them vulnerable if their provider is lost.
A speaker urges a swift reform in Christianity to rescue the church from gossip, divisions, and feuds. He laments formal worship as social clubs and calls for a Luther like movement to cleanse churches and ministers, even by destruction if needed.
The piece reviews temperance efforts where members pledge not to pay for another’s drink or drink at another’s expense. It argues that treating fuels drinking, harms boys at fairs and meetings, and binds them to conform to social obligations. A limited liability pledge could free those misled youths from this coercion.
The article surveys historic grasshopper outbreaks from 1722 through 1875, noting where swarms struck and suggestions for control such as deep autumn plowing and burning, plus attention to eggs. It then extols American silk wear in Europe, praising durability and finish, and ends with a note from the Laberal Christian about children playing on Sunday if undisturbing.
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