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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1908
Page
2
The notice lists candidates for state and county offices including Governor, Attorney General, State Treasurer, State Auditor, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Railroad Commissioners, and Presidential Electors. Also named are Sheriff County Judge County Clerk County Treasurer School Superintendent Assessor Coroner and district commissioners with their respective counties and towns.
A reflection on political campaigns showing how aspiring officials shed sourness and become friendlier. The piece argues candidates improve their demeanor, brighten interactions, and gain lasting pleasant traits through public life, suggesting politicians must be likeable and sunny to succeed.
A narrator recalls a dream encounter with a moneyed Standard Oil figure offering wealth and a deeper moral test, then shifts to domestic advice about guarding a daughter's voice. The piece blends satire on plutocrats with reflections on marriage, love, and the dangers of divorce, ending with a Copyright notice by James Pott & Co.
Belgrade reports the Servian parliament deliberating a critical war situation as Austrian forces move toward Servian frontier. Vienna prepares hospital trains. Sperzia hosts Italian fleet concentration. Washington notes officials tracking the European crisis for American interests and citizens' protection.
Harry C. Scott owner of a book store at 612 Seventeenth Street Denver was robbed and struck with a blackjack by two strangers who entered about 10 PM. Scott grappled one assailant until the second helped, bystanders aided, thieves fled through a back door toward a nearby saloon.
Camfield John Olson Masters T C Winbourn Fort Lupton Mabel F Willard Sycamore Ill H A Black Fort Collins Howard B Curtis Colorado Springs J F Baum Colorado Springs Jos H Reach Colorado Springs J F Baum Colorado Springs R A Lynch Eaton J J Downey Windsor H Ex Witwer S L W ranch L C Stow 8 L W ranch Master L 8 Witwer 8 L W ranch Jesse F McDonald Leadville C V Benson Fort Collins A B King Delta
Under Professor Hochbaum the Normal grounds transform with a new 100 by 18 greenhouse costing 5000 dollars. A central walkway links the greenhouse to the Normal building and school gardens, with shrubbery screening stables and 40000 bulbs planted for spring bloom. The greenhouse will serve as the school conservatory for propagating shrubs and flowers across forty acres.
During Philadelphia Founders Day celebrations a large fight broke out as grand stand owners refused complimentary tickets issued to Grand Army men and city guests. About 800 people including men women and children were injured though none fatally as the clash escalated over seating and promised free seats potentially causing financial losses to the stand owners.
Detroit October 10 Chicago won the opening game of the world championship series with a 10 to 6 victory. The scoring by innings shows Chicago advances early and holds on with a late surge while Detroit struggles to catch up.
Friday John Williams swore out a warrant charging A G Wallace with assault Wallace allegedly drew a gun and beat Williams. The boy did not appear at trial and the district attorney will likely pursue prosecution or punish the complainant.
Fair tonight and Sunday dominate the outlook with calmer skies. Temperatures rise modestly, especially in the southeast portion, where warmth increases and pleasant conditions persist.
A 1908 essay urges patience and method in building both structures and goals. It compares erecting a skyscraper to completing large tasks, emphasizing that progress comes piece by piece through careful planning, blueprints, and steady effort. The author, Edwin A. Nye, extols bravery in starting small to achieve big results.
Mrs Eaton entertained the Delta Phi Omega group and patronesses this afternoon in an informal gathering. Twenty six were present as guests shared needlework and later were served refreshments. Patronesses named include James Z. X. Spyder, B. M. Haa den, G. Miller and Misses Mag abeth Kendel Parker and Canne.
Greeley, county seat of Weld, features a robust agricultural and industrial base. It boasts a premier school system with 1,000 students, diverse manufactur ing plants, such as a beet sugar mill and potato starch factory, multiple libraries, hotels, railroads, banks, and a active Commercial club. The climate is mild and the area is irrigated with extensive farmland surrounding the city.
Directory of fraternal lodges with officers and meeting times including Greeley lodge No. Oe, Fraternal Order of America, Poudre Valley lodge, Knights of Pythias, Daughters of Rebekah, Masons, and other societies. Lists officers such as exalted rulers, secretaries, commanders, and meeting days most on Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays and Sundays with hall locations. Includes references to Masonic and related groups and their regular meeting patterns.
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