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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
2
A jumble of local political chatter and humorous asides. Mentions include Bill J. Ryan, Milliken seeking a sanitarium, Keeley cure potential business, and tentative nominations for two Williams. Denver reformer courting Bryan and La Follette for an independent ticket while local justice Emil Hatch draws attention in Nunn.
The piece lauds William Jennings Bryan at the Democratic National Convention for battling the money trust and shaping a platform aimed at a square deal for the common people. It notes progressive Democrats prevail, Tammany Hall fears fade, and the public now awaits approval of Bryan's long campaign.
Citizens who attended the first season of the Rhedpath Horner bureau chautauqua in Greeley are urged to express support for a second season by listing how many season tickets they will purchase next year. The venture asks for names of subscribers to gauge sentiment and viability for year ahead.
A compact collection of wry maxims on love affairs shopping and temper. The speaker notes Waterloo moments for every couple and jokes about men’s thoughts love business and dining. The tone mirrors a rural newspaper’s light moralistic humor.
The text argues that quoting history can bolster a flawed argument, and a sensible man will avoid condemning foolish proposals. It notes that prudent people fear loss and may run for office, leading them to withhold full truth from fools to prevent learning delays.
A Wyoming rancher's wife wins a $25 prize for an essay about taking a vacation by hiring out, working the fields, and managing the household like the men. She describes donning overalls, driving teams, and handling harvest chores to gain rest, strength, and a cash gain of eight dollars weekly. She plans to repeat the experiment next year.
Johnstown reports six year old Georgia Sheehan was saved from drowning when C C Carlson noticed a dress floating in a five foot Hillsboro ditch. He jumped in and pulled her to safety. The girl was shaken but unharmed after being swept toward a large flume during playtime with other children.
Miss Velma Erb 16, daughter of John Erb, was bitten on the right hip by a shepherd dog owned by Janitor John Cheeks on steps near McCutcheon hall. The dog tore her dress and caused a deep gash. wound cauterized at Dr Vance’s. The dog had not bitten anyone before and showed no signs of blood poisoning. She attended the social despite the injury.
Thomas Kavanaugh, a deaf mute janitor in Greeley, disappeared after informing his employers he was going to his farm. A Seattle letter reports he eloped with a deaf mute woman from Colorado Springs. His wife was killed by a Colorado Southern train near Greeley, and a child died by lightning. He has two children with their grandmother in Nebraska.
The Standley lake ditch east of town overflowed its banks on Wednesday flooding part of T. Co. Winbourn's farm. Rumor says Winbourn may sue the company for damages if a settlement is not reached.
A. J. Eaton and family aboard the Mongolia in Honolulu unexpectedly reunite with George Funatsu and his Japanese wife. Funatsu, long an Eaton resident, traveled to Japan to fetch his bride. the two families arrived in the same vessel together.
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