History of Colorado volume 3
History of Colorado volume 3
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And Elizabeth (Leonard) Weiland. The father was a millwright by trade and for many years resided in Indiana but both he and his wife are now deceased. Their family numbered four sons and one daughter.
Francis M. Weiland. Who was the fourth in order of birth, acquired his education in the public schools and also had training in a commercial school. His early experiences 228 HISTORY OF COLORADO were those of the farm-bred boy and he soon became familiar with the best methods of tilling the soil a...nd caring for the crops. He left the farm in 1872, when a young man of twenty-three years, and removed to Pueblo, Colorado, where he became identified with the mercantile house of Peabody & Jordan, occupying a position there for three years. On the expiration of that period he began farming on his own account and for a few years successfully cultivated a tract of land. He then engaged in merchandising on his own account in Nepesta. Where he continued until 1890, when he removed to Fowler, establishing what Is now the Larkin Mercantile Company.
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And Elizabeth (Leonard) Weiland. The father was a millwright by trade and for many years resided in Indiana but both he and his wife are now deceased. Their family numbered four sons and one daughter.
Francis M. Weiland. Who was the fourth in order of birth, acquired his education in the public schools and also had training in a commercial school. His early experiences 228 HISTORY OF COLORADO were those of the farm-bred boy and he soon became familiar with the best methods of tilling the soil a...nd caring for the crops. He left the farm in 1872, when a young man of twenty-three years, and removed to Pueblo, Colorado, where he became identified with the mercantile house of Peabody & Jordan, occupying a position there for three years. On the expiration of that period he began farming on his own account and for a few years successfully cultivated a tract of land. He then engaged in merchandising on his own account in Nepesta. Where he continued until 1890, when he removed to Fowler, establishing what Is now the Larkin Mercantile Company.
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