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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
2
A brief notice notes the Greeley Daily Tribune founded by N. Meeke with rates listed as 1 month 20 cents and 1 year two dollars. The fragment preserve historical pricing and ownership reference in archival context.
The editorial lauds a sweeping election victory for Democrats from governor to local posts, praising John Shafroth and noting George D. Statler’s loss. It attributes the political shift to voter fatigue with one party and anticipates a cleaner administration, while conceding that Statler’s defeat preserves local respectability.
A columnist warns that Weld county Republicans are nearing a political tipping point as party power wanes and retribution rumors grow, predicting a dramatic shift within the local GOP.
A young lady warns a boy not to play with Mr. Borum's hat saying he might break it and that he will want it soon. The scene unfolds as a caller is entertained in a small brother's room.
A short note from Lippincott's describes a conversation on memory with Alice remarking that a mother can remember things, even further back than the children. The fragment highlights respect for maternal recollection and family storytelling.
A short dialogue fragment presents a child claiming she has a father a murver and a grandfather. The old man asks the grandfather’s age, and the girl replies she does not know but notes they have had him a long time.
A brief quotation from the Waco Times Herald extols publicity as the fastest route to market a product, asserting a newspaper reach to a global audience. The line frames newspapers as the ideal promotional channel for timely awareness.
Real estate transfers listed with grantors grantees and values across Windsor Fort Lupton Erie and Pierce. Transactions include Warrant Deeds from James M Allam to Dora Allam for a 190 by 190 foot parcel in Windsor and others from Lewis A Durbin to Aileen Buchanan and Mary Monson to Margaret Twombly.
The Normal school faculty praises plans for a major festival featuring the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and a local chorus. Three concerts are planned around April 12 and 13 with a children's choir, orchestra alone performance, and modest ticket prices. Community help is urged to ensure finances and preparation. Farm Loans. Sanborn & Houston
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A Tribune reader letters column critiques Professor Robert Herrick's novel Together for portraying a sexualized American woman. The writer argues real American women value love, protection, home, and family over wealth and fashion, contrasting the imagined stereotype with a tender domestic ideal. The piece closes with a mock line about joining a fresh air crusade.
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