Home-Cooked Lunches and Dinners Offered Daily
Local eatery emphasizes comforting noon meals and midday dinners as their specialty. Recommends trying once to inspire repeat visits.
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1908
Page
4
Local eatery emphasizes comforting noon meals and midday dinners as their specialty. Recommends trying once to inspire repeat visits.
In Ley, Greely, a local shop promotes its watch and jewelry repair services. The advertiser claims to be the only house in Greely that performs all repairs in-house and emphasizes doing quality work at consistent prices.
Glenwood Springs rests at the junction of the Roaring Fork and Grand rivers surrounded by mountains. It boasts famed hot cave baths, a giant 110 by 600 foot pool fed by Yampah spring, and the Colorado hotel as a modern resort hosting 450 guests with elegant amenities.
Otto Wiegels a 26 year old German painter of mystical subjects in Montparnasse Paris finally died by suicide after numerous prior failed attempts. He joked about self harm with friends and students, even staging tea gatherings to witness or partake in his death, before hanging himself behind a painting in his studio.
Mrs D. D. Hugh hosted a porch party at her Normal Hill home on Friday afternoon. Honor guest was Mrs Edwin J. Kirk of Cambridge Ia. Several Normal Hill ladies attended and shared needlework and a tempting menu. Attendees included Mesdamee E. A. Cross, R. Ernest, G. W. Barrett, Mrs Hugh's mother and sister, W. B. Starr, and A. Gideon.
A rousing nominating speech extols William Jennings Bryan as honest brave and unwavering. The Omaha speaker lauds his personal and political integrity from early life through his career calling him Nebraska’s standard bearer and America's great commoner.
The platform outlines policy priorities including economy in administration, government reform, tariff revision, trusts control, railroad regulation, bank safety, postal savings, income tax, labor issues, naval buildup, civil service enforcement, veterans pensions, national health bureau, inland waterways, post roads, Philippine independence, and states rights on grazing. It notes additional silent items such as foreign relations, communications rates, land laws in Hawaii, Panama Canal finish, and other political ideals, while omitting explicit positions on several topics.
Prosperity Roosevelt and the Republican party are credited with national wealth while Congress and Democrats are blamed for a do nothing policy. A tariff special session for revision is urged, and a new currency law plus elastic currency are advocated. The platform mentions Fargo in postal savings banks and railroads promises.
The document outlines calls for stronger interstate commerce regulation and safety laws, Sherman act amendments, child labor bans with wage claims in bankruptcy, anti-injunction stance, equal rights for Negro citizens, Roosevelt era conservation, pension increases, a new bureau of mines, and pro Caribbean and overseas policy, ending with a critique of the Democratic party.
A western merchant recounts testing newspaper ads by comparing three days of his and competitors' space. He learns that advertising volume can shift market standing even if sales lag, as sustained larger ads raise business. The tale argues for ample newspaper advertising as a business outlet.
Henry Clews, the New York financier, reports the first half of the year shows recovery from the October panic and forecasts further improvement. He expects higher railway earnings in the next three months as crops move, and says agricultural conditions are generally average with some regional variances.
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