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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
8
A jumble of vintage classified items lists Gilbert's department store promotions including discounts on rugs and caps, bedding renewals, and furniture. Mentions McKannon Furn Co, South Greeley Fuel, and various ads for shaving, coal, insurance, and goods like lawn mowers and water toothpaste. Includes graduation sale promotions and a Greenhouse notice with funeral arrangements.
Dan Straight of Purcell announces as a candidate for the office of commissioner of District No. uty, subject to Republican assembly and primary action. He has farmed twenty years, plans irrigation to bring crops to market countywide, and promises a square deal if nominated.
The Chicago convention heard Frederick H. Gillette nominate Governor Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts for president. Speaker Cillett praised him as a law abiding leader and a steady, principled figure likened to Lincoln Grant and McKinley. The address highlighted Coolidge as patient, resolute, and possessing a strong police instinct.
Congressman Rodenberg of Hlinolg introduces Maols war governor as presidential candidate. The nomination emphasizes Americanism, state leadership, economy, and the square deal, praising his legal mind, experience, and devotion to law, order, and national honor, with a pledge to uphold the flag and national sovereignty.
The text urges strong republican leadership at home and abroad and calls for a practical, steady executive. It praises a capable, action oriented candidate over visionaries and presents Governor Frank C. Lowden as the patriotic choice for president amid economic and industrial challenges.
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