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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1876
Page
3
The excerpt contrasts Greeley and Longmont markets and growth. It notes Greeley’s larger town trade, whiskey sales, and a better market attracting traders, while Longmont struggles with postal access, limited stores, and lower wheat yields. It mentions 40 bushels versus 20, and notes Kanans City benchmarks.
Hon John L Routt visits town for governor bid A Republican Attorney General candidate to address Greeley crowd in Barnum Hall Town growers arrive for winter FE E Baker moves into Keeler residence Woman's Foreign Missionary Society plans 2 30 Friday meeting Mrs Clara Norris Wright to speak on parties at Barnum Hall Tickets at Mansfield Thomas Drug Store Berger Family troupe to perform in Greeley Several malarial sore throat cases on Main Street prompt local health check J G Wright released on 2000 bail after coroner inquest on Nicholson death View on Roebling wires and Carr radiators listed
An advertisement text notes Sev enteen First-class Illustrated Periodicals offered to canvassers who secure agency and exclusive territory. The piece discusses local foresting near a lake, naming ideas like Forest lake, and mentions Mr Salomon promoting a large stock of dry goods and imported desks.
The article describes a shop adopting a strict One Price system with goods marked in main figures and claims prices below Denver. It lists clothing, silks, waterproofs, trimmings, and a new stock of men’s clothing plus furnishings. Also mentions sales events, millinery, carpets, buckeye goods, and a self-dumping Tiger Horse Rake. References to local deaths and obituaries appear amid promotional notices and various stalls.
Two day boarders by Mrs N A Foster of Maple Street. The piece extols the Chicago North Western Railroad as the oldest, shortest route between Omaha and Chicago with steel rails and central Chisago depot. It advertises through routes via Marshall Cedar Rapids Clinton Fulton and Old Pioneer Route to Chicago. It touts Pullman Sleepers Day coaches and best cars, and lists agents in Omaha and Chicago for tickets and schedules.
Express trains leave Denver each morning at 11 and reach Kansas City next day at 4 15 p m. Connection with all Express trains to St. Louis Chicago and major Union points. Pullman Palace Cars and day coaches through to Kansas City with one change to New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington. Through tickets and baggage checks available. Positive fastest route with agents listed at Denver and Kansas City offices.
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