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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
2
Prominent party leaders urge the governor to include a strong anti-trust law in the special session. They warn of broad effects on food and clothing and argue for careful, court-proof legislation to avoid delays and entanglements. The piece suggests sticking to previously demanded measures to prevent deadlocks.
The piece notes broad support within the state for an extra session to redeem party pledges. It cites James B. Pearce, the state secretary, as having strong faith in the democracy and urging action.
The text urges Senate and House members to join in a caucus called by chairman Charles Ward to advance democratic measures promised at the Pueblo convention. It notes voters expect the party to keep faith amid unsettled federal affairs and past Buchtelism, stressing the extra session's work will influence public judgment.
The Switzerland Trail of America will run a special Boulder to Neder land trip on July 4 to view the Cyclopean Central Colorado Power dam near Neder land. Depart 8 30 a m return to connect with 5 20 p m Colorado Southern train. Fourth of July tickets to Boulder at 1 00 and 1 75 to Eldora or Ward at 1 50.
From June 5 to September 26 the company will sell round trip tickets from Greeley to Denver on Sundays for 1.50. Tickets are valid for return on the sale date. S. K. Martin, G. P. A., and W. G. Bolt, T. P. A., issued the notice.
Round trip from Boulder to Nederland and the Big Con crete Dam over Switzerland Trail on the 4th of July costs $1.75. Special trains depart Boulder at 8 30 a m. To Eldora or Ward the fare is $1 50.
The Salvation Army reports ongoing need for clothing at its relief store located at 709 Seventh Street. Those who wish to donate cast-off clothing may address items to 1408 Eighth Street or call Greeley 122 for pickup or inquiries.
A terse notice from Tripune warns customers that if a job at Gree ley Five is not completed on the promised date, payment is not required. The brief implies a contractor dispute over timing and billing.
A Fourth of July excursion from Crete Dam via Switzerland Trail America offers trips to Eldora or Ward for $1.50 and $1.45 respectively. The deal emphasizes affordable holiday transport through regional routes.
Northern Colorado towns including Greeley Fort Collins Boulder Loveland Longmont Windsor Nunn Nunn Pierce Eaton Ault Wellington etc plan a combined exhibit for the Chicago Tribune land congress. Estimated cost about 800 dollars with rail transport by Union Pacific and a single representative to manage the display two weeks in Chicago.
The Greeley and Denver Railway Company is granted a city franchise to construct operate and maintain an electric railway along specified streets in Greeley Colorado for a period ending March 31 1933. The grant allows underground conduits poles rails and all devices needed to run single or double track lines with social rights and restrictions noted by the ordinance.
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