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Story May 14, 1907

Wausau Pilot

Wausau, Marathon County, Wisconsin

What is this article about?

Miss Helen M. Gould buys 100,000 acres near Greeley, Colorado, for $350,000 to divide into affordable lots for poor New York tenement residents, with agricultural support, instructors, and $100,000 for fencing and seeds; residents must work to stay.

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Miss Gould Is Benefactor.

Miss Helen M. Gould, it has been discovered, is the philanthropist who bought 100,000 acres of land near Greeley, Colo., at a cost of $350,000, to be divided into lots for poor people. These may be purchased on easy payments, those who live on them to be recruited from the New York tenements. Of course, it will be a matter of survival, as those who do not show the proper disposition for work will not be allowed to remain. There will be agricultural and sanitary instructors, and dairying and poultry raising will receive attention. One hundred thousand dollars will be spent for fencing and buying seed.

What sub-type of article is it?

Heroic Act Biography

What themes does it cover?

Bravery Heroism Moral Virtue

What keywords are associated?

Philanthropy Land Purchase Poor Relief Agricultural Settlement Greeley Colorado

What entities or persons were involved?

Miss Helen M. Gould

Where did it happen?

Near Greeley, Colo.

Story Details

Key Persons

Miss Helen M. Gould

Location

Near Greeley, Colo.

Story Details

Miss Helen M. Gould purchases 100,000 acres near Greeley, Colorado, for $350,000 to provide lots on easy terms to poor people from New York tenements, with requirements to work, agricultural and sanitary instructors, focus on dairying and poultry, and $100,000 for fencing and seeds.

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