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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
7
The piece critiques cooperative practice and governance, noting struggles with profitability and member trust. It cites examples of failed deals with promoters, and contrasts ideals of cooperative principles with actual outcomes, highlighting management, location, and market factors shaping results.
A fragment describes prospecting by a wealthy miner at Nederland for a rich ore body. It notes samples from a shaft reaching depth and mentions potential higher grade ore, with claims of measurable values and ongoing development near Kiley Lake.
Amid a Carrizal battle aftermath, supporters back a $40 reward as Mexican Ambassador Arredondo seeks volunteers to bolster Latin American backing. Reports note unclear evidence in the murder case and US expeditionary concerns. military appeals and mobilization in Colorado and surrounding states are reported.
Chairman J C Nixon leads Fourth of July celebration plans with nearly 50 industrial floats and numerous societies. Merchants, lodges, and Sunday schools pledge large participation with elaborate designs. Parade steps off at 9 30 from Tenth Street and Avenue, with reviewing stand at Sterling theater balcony and extensive decorated cars expected.
A strong gusty wind swept Weld county and Arvelay Thursday, reaching about 40 miles per hour in Greeley area. Pedestrian disruption and property damage occurred, with trees toppled, garden sheds flattened, a chicken-pen fence blown down, and small buildings in rural districts blown over. A Windsor car was nudged by the wind before stopping safely.
Dr Steiner's final lecture, presented by Prof. H. B. Brungit, discusses patriotism, self-examination, and the balance between national sentiment and critical reflection. He reflects on wartime mobilization, postwar reforms, and the role of culture, education, and women’s suffrage, urging ongoing national soul-searching.
The post office department chooses a redesigned street letter box with an American eagle motif. The Edison Company proposal was rejected on chemical grounds. Acommissioned design by an artist in New York is set to replace existing boxes, with thousands to be installed nationwide at about six dollars per box.
Fragmentary text shows a political scene with figures named Huytivt and Owtag facing reelection pressures and unrest within a state endeavorers group. The garbled lines hint at a pressure campaign and possible leadership shifts during a session.
A Loveland company plans a communitywide Fourth of July event to promote Larimer County fairs. The campaign includes advertising in Crestor and related materials, with efforts to draw residents and visitors to Loveland for the Augrat week. Local organizers, including Frank Campbell of Lowehemt, are coordinating with regional participants to boost attendance.
Unclear dispatches from the border describe an engagement near Carrizal involving Troop O and K of the Tenth Cavalry nearly annihilated after entering a Mexican trap. A small rescue stand is noted while Mexicans reportedly shoot at retreating Americans. Some reports of a peace party movement are contradicted by Mexican officials.
Reported tension over Mexican labor leaving Weld County to fight for their country causes a labor shortage. Rail and railroad foreman positions drawn from several sections were offered raises to recruit workers, with many bottlenecks noted as Mexican workers depart for service.
June reports describe continued fighting along the Verdun front with bombardment and French counterattacks at Hill No. 304 and Fort Vaux. Russian and German forces clash near Brody and Champagne as Allied and Central powers exchange attacks and block advances.
Raymond Robins announced primary backers for Wilson but no consensus to unite with Republicans to elect Edmund James governor. Walled Preany Chicago. June 2. Skrohs Bull Moose leaders favor Wilson, though most others oppose a joint ticket.
The prosecution rests as counsel argues for dismissal. The defense counters, with questions about witness reliability and potential delays. If the court denies the motion, Orpet faces trial, aiming to present his principal witness to counter the charges.
Conference at the flat of a college gathering, edited by the late Dwight L. Moody, opened here today. Two aeroplane flights in Greeley on July 4 continued until all attended.
The next Pass personal convention of the Prohibition Party will meet in St Paul three weeks from next Tuesday to nominate a candidate for president and vice president. The gathering aims to adopt a platform for the campaign and may produce a nationally prominent Prohibition leader. Names like William J. Bevan Nebraska former Governor Bulger New York and Governor Fen Massachusetts are linked to the possible nomination. The convention, the party's last presidential nominating session, marks a milestone amid booming dry movement momentum in several states.
Marabers of the Boys Poultry and the Greeley high school report about 300 chicks valued by club members with two to three more hatches started last week. Under Prof Ogie the average hatch rate is above 56 percent and most chicks are healthy with several ready for sale or exhibition. Weather has favored chick-raising and the club plans to expand membership next year as success continues.
The Christian Endeavorers of Colorado assemble with over 100 delegates for a sunrise meeting at 6:30 a.m. at the Christian church in Denver. Ralph Vows of Colorado Springs led devotions, with Daniel Pokug of Gouaton as the morning speaker promoting temperance and Christian youth pledges.
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