Chances for New Comers to Settle in Colorado Valley
The article argues new settlers can profit by selling marginal canal land to fund improvements or move to outlying farms. It extols Greeley Colorado as a growing, midwest-like center with cheap land from 6 to 10 dollars per acre, strong irrigation, no liquor on deeds, and a railway outlook. It highlights a young town of 2000, future growth toward a 100000 population, and a favorable climate with ample grazing and dry winters.
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Paris Sojourns and Witty Exchanges Featured in Woman's Journal
Miss Kilbourne spends summer months in Paris with her sister Miss Mattie and in company with Miss Nellie Smith of Hartford, author of Widow Goldsmith's Daughter. The piece weaves aphorisms on life, humor about cannibals and in law gentility, and light quips on shoddy society and tea-cup fortune tellers.
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Elihu Burritt
Miss Lizzie Kilbourne Heads to Germany for Study in Painting and Languages
Former Pittsfield resident Miss Lizzie H Kilbourne now in New Britain Conn studies painting and languages in Germany. She earned royal favor by securing a private tutor for the crown prince and four days as a guest at Schonberg palace. She copied James Sant’s St Cecilia in the Dresden royal palace and received 1000.
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Weekly Tribune promotes equal rights and agricultural focus
The Weekly Tribune declares it champions equal rights irrespective of race nativity or color and aims to purify government at all levels. It highlights global affairs, education, and drought farm reports while offering practical agricultural essays, literature reviews, and family-friendly reading for farmers and artisans.
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Terms of the Weekly Tribune for subscribers
The notice lists mailing rates for single and multiple subscriptions including one year 22 issues for 200 dollars and five copies for 750 to one address. It details pricing tiers for 10, 20, and 30 copies with per copy amounts and mentions extras for clubs and special groups.
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