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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
2
The Tribune argues for Gov. Shafroth to lead Colorado, saying the governor bears primary responsibility for the state's reputation. It notes the two year old Democratic platform was not fully enacted in the legislature due to opposition from party members, and presses the need for renewed commitment from state officials.
The note urges sending your bundle of linen to the plant for top quality laundering. It highlights perfect work with advanced equipment and pure soaps and starches, claiming linen will look its best and last longest when processed there.
In a plain call to action, Colorado leaders urge Governor Shafroth to set aside entanglements of party machines and seek a second term only if he can advance honest reform. The piece argues the governor has the courage to uphold pledges and insists the people’s voice will decide at the August special session or the next election.
The Denver platform Democrats claim victory in recent city elections and push a recall amendment to hold officials accountable. They organize across precincts to sustain their organization and support for the administration. The Citizen's Party, successful recently, mobilizes for county and state aims amid a potential emergency from a special session. The coming summer water election and fall campaign loom as the battlegrounds between the two groups.
Denver outscored St Joseph 11 to 2 while Des Moines edged Sioux City 4 to 3. Lincoln trounced Omaha 5 to 1 and Topeka defeated Wichita 4 to 0. Cincinnati shutout Boston 6 to 0 as Brooklyn beat St Louis 2 to 0. Philadelphia routed Pittsburg 9 to 4 and Chicago toppled New York 9 to 4. Philadelphia also beat St Louis 7 to 2 while Boston and Cleveland settled 6 to 6 in a draw.
W O Rissman of Kersey defends actions after a Johnstown clash with umpire Billy Gray saying catcher Johnson lost his head, walked off with base open, allowing a run on a steal. The game resumed under L A Flint, and no team scored in the eighth under Flint. He asks publication for clarity protecting the district’s baseball image.
All members of Modern Woodmen of America and Royal Neighbors with wives and sweethearts are invited to a social meeting Wednesday evening June 15 in L O O F hall. Light refreshments. A A Woodbury Clerk Camp No 779.
A special Denver Laramie & Northwestern train departs at 10 30 am from the depot to Milliken a growing town twelve miles southwest of Greeley backed by the Denver Laramie Realty company The round trip fare is 1 00 and includes a chicken dinner Returning to Greeley at 3 pm The Model Milling Elevator company expands its stock of baled hay at low values.
A sharp political quip asserts it would be harder for Roosevelt to endorse the Taft administration and escape scrutiny. The remark frames Roosevelt’s influence as subject to intense scrutiny and implies political risk.
The passage of the Payne Aldrich tariff bill will impose an annual excess burden of 120 million dollars on wearers of ready made clothing, raising costs beyond former levels.
Eleven employees of the interior department have been forced out by Ballinger praising them as fortunate men whose honesty and loyalty to the people have been recognized.
A Iowa senator asserts that T will not be aligned with the Republican party. The remark fosters political cheer but echoes the myriad stump speakers shaping public discourse.
The regular annual meeting of the Lucerne Produce and Elevator Company will be held at the company's office in Lucerne Colorado at 2 o clock p m on Saturday June 25 1910 for the election of trustees and other business as may come before the meeting Arthur Seaver secretary N D Bartholomew president
The Colorado & Southern offers round trip homeseeker tickets to many points in New Mexico and Texas on the first and third Tuesdays of each month in 1910. Final limit is twenty five days with liberal stopover privileges. For details contact a local Colorado and Southern agent or T. Fisher, general passenger agent, Denver.
Furnished daily notices show multiple real estate deeds with parties and values. Union Pacific to George Ira Adams W D 2388.71. Belle P Gow to J R and J L Kizer 8000. Robert L Gear to Samuel L Ritchey 52.50. J A Coffelt to Martha Coffelt 5. J H Ellis to John Peterson 1. Mary M Clark et al to Stanley Vosnock 130. J R Milliken to Mary A Wadsworth 2000. Jerome Igo to William H Farr 1. Farr to Igo 1. Abe Willis to John Lucas and J T Lucas 14000. Charles E K Barnes to The Clayton Lumber Co 500.
Mrs. G. 8. Tisdel and four children left today for Winslow Indiana to visit Mrs. Tisdel's father. M'CUTCHEON hardware company offers hammocks croquet sets and porch and lawn swings.
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