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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1912
Page
2
In Weld County talk the bandana handkerchief is cited as the official emblem of the new Roosevelt party. References note Roosevelt followers in the area and potential political excitement ahead. Other items mention local figures and crop prospects but lack firm action.
The piece notes a historic general who won by loss and compares it to Taft in the 1912 convention. It says Taft cannot be reelected even with strong protectionist support and that southern wine states helped the nomination. Delegates from postmaster and federal offices carried the effort against most rank and file opposition.
The text critiques Colorado Republicans who backed Taft through the credentials committee despite strong anti Taft sentiment locally. It suggests the delegation, led by Gueim, betrayed their state by supporting the machine and rewards anticipated in advance. The piece implies pride for Taft’s successes and hints the party harmed itself by the split.
Howe notes that caution is sometimes wasted yet prudent. He observes moral fault lines and social pretenses, asserting people exaggerate sin and a moral bankrupt cannot reset without liability. He warns agents demand plain language and hints at interpersonal deception in daily dealings.
Numerous advertisements and notices from Greeley shops and residents include Tidball selling screen doors and glass, Clayton’s promotions, real estate loans, and bargain ready-to-wear. Miss Maud Caywood and Miss Ida Bishop travel to Boulder and Denver, while residents visit Estes Park and Denver for shopping and health services. Notable mentions include Paris Green sales, Owens Transfer Co, and a French aviator visiting Estes Park.
The health officer reports Evans in top sanitary condition with only a few diphtheria cases southeast of town. An outbreak near the White Ash coal mine, three miles south of LaSalle, is noted as an epidemic in the area.
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