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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
2
The Greeley Laundry Co offers laundered collars with smooth seams and no rough edges. The Edge Ironer and Collar Shaper ensure snug, properly fitting collars. Send work for better, prompter service and inquire about dyeing that suits.
The column mocks agricultural prices tied to the Greeley Spuds and critiques political figures, urging education for a mass electorate. It praises progressive reforms, notes Taft and Wilson, and foresees broad adoption of popular government and direct elections across nations.
The federal circuit court of appeals in St. Louis ruled against Union Pacific claiming 400 feet of right of way along the old Denver & Pacific line. The city of Greeley argued for a 100 foot strip granted by the town company. The decision protects landowners and farmers along the route from large losses.
John T. Jacobs argues that widespread literacy enabled popular government to challenge rule by the few and curb mercenary political power. He contrasts democratic ideals with elite control, naming Speer in Democrats and likening opponents to Czar Nicholas, across two parties.
The Denver News lauds the common toad as a model garden policeman. It praises its harmless nature, quiet presence, and voracious appetite for garden pests, noting the toad keeps flowers safe without disturbance or disruption.
In Westville Oklahoma the New Era letters accuse Tweedie the cockeyed Scribe of stirring a feud with socialists. The writer challenges him to respond and denies needing defense while taunting his character and family.
LaSalle reports a busy atmosphere with many new structures including a large store owned by James Ellis featuring modern improvements. A new restaurant from Carlson Brothers is set to open soon, adding to the town’s prospects for work and crops.
Henry will handle all developing and printing at Fezer's. He has the expertise to produce quality results.
Fort Collins hosts a full day and night celebration with a 125 mile motorcycle race at 8:30, band music at 9:30, a parade at 10:00, park music and reading of the Declaration at 11:00, downtown athletic contests at 2:00, a 4:00 baseball game, a 7:00 band concert, and a grand fireworks display at 9:00. Lindemeier's Lake hosts all day events, inviting Northern Colorado to a safe and sane celebration.
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