Postal notice from Greeley under 1879 act
Secondary class matter status listed for mail at the Greeley Colorado post office under the Act of March 3 1879.
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Greeley
Colorado
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1912
Page
4
Weld County Debates and Election Hints Spark Local Talk
A Weld County column muses on political tensions, upcoming elections, and civic duties. It notes April 18 clean up day, November 7 recall potential, and Democratic primaries on April 20 while joking about local officials and public concerns. The piece blends humor with regional politics and weather remarks.
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Weld County
Where are the real reformers in Weld County graft case
A county editorial laments reformers’ silence on graft amid Weld County corruption. It recalls grand jury indictments of E. Estes and state officials, noting Estes’s seven year penitentiary sentence and ongoing county leadership amid trials delayed and recall lacking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Club
Greeley
Tribune
Don Quixote
E.y. Estes
R. W. DeVinny
P. G. Bolander
Frank Petersen
Estes
Petersen
Weld County
Youre Next Mr Bolander Call to quit county post
A scolding letter urges Weld County official Mr Bolander to resign after grand jury indictments and political turmoil. The writer questions his fitness as county commissioner, commends farming, and urges him to return to the farm amid renewed calls for accountability and reform. The note condemns DeVinny and suggests leadership must step aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolander
Holander
Weld County
Mr. DeVinny
Smee
Public figure confronted over resignation demand
A quoted statement portrays a political figure as a scapegoat facing pressure to resign. The speaker asserts no malice or threat, framing the call for resignation as an obvious consequence and highlighting isolation and ridicule faced by Mr. Bolander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bolander
Plea for Bolander to resign as Weld County official
In a letter to Mr. Bolander, the writer urges resignation after context of county governance, praising soil and gardens as a humane distraction from past errors. The Tribune allegedly offers seeds from Congressman Taylor, hinting at a public airing of Bolander’s term with local admiration turned toward agrarian pursuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bolander
the Tribune
Taylor
Dandie
Weld County
Bolades
Precept and Practice: Sunday School Trees of Faith
The article praises a Greeley Christian church superintendent as a premier religious educator. It notes a Sunday school of about a thousand attendees, roughly one tenth of the city, led by applying practice over theory. Easter gifts of trees symbolize growth, linking nature to devotion and divine omnipotence.
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Christian Church Sunday School
Greeley
Christ
Christian Church
Fighting Wildcat Irrigation Association Formed in Colorado
The Colorado State Irrigation Association, formed by leading Colorado irrigators, aims to push desirable legislation and curb wildcat irrigation schemes. It acknowledges diverse state interests may require different statutes, possibly a constitutional amendment, to avoid uniform laws. The effort seeks to protect landowners and purchasers from fraud and financial losses from unprovided water promises and tax collection issues.
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Colorado State Irrigation Association
Colorado
Publicity as Prevention of Fraud Warns Association
The association states fraud is deterred by public scrutiny and urges publicity to expose the facts of proposed enterprises. Making information public puts all interested on guard and can prevent nearly all threats of fraud.
Climate changes by reservoir dams in Europe and Argentina
A German meteorologist cited in Cosmos asserts man made lakes via dams can moderate local climate by reducing temperature swings and increasing mildness. Data from Remscheid and Eschbach show smaller monthly temperature variations, more fog, and possibly higher cloudiness near San Roque in Argentina. Translation for The Literary Digest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Steinert
Remscheid
Eschbach
Arnsberg
Cologne
Mulenbach
Rhine
Argentina
San Roque
Literary Digest
Home Industry Spirit Is Germany Opinion Question
A satirical plea lists German purity codes urging citizens to buy only German goods and use German products. It ends by asking how this spirit would fare in Greeley, prompting reflection on national loyalty and economic self sufficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Sherman
Greeley
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Aims to Cure Baldness Claims
An advertisement from The Rexall Stores promotes Rexall 93 Hair Tonic as a remedy for dandruff and baldness. It cites microbe theory, scalp health, and hair root revitalization, offering a money back guarantee if the product fails, with prices in 50 cents and 1 dollar sizes and store locations in Greeley and Sterling Building.
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Anna
Hamburg
Germany
Sabourand
Rexall
Greeley
Gilbert Bros
Park Place
Opera House
Sterling Building
Greeley Woman Plans Confetti Shop in Fort Lupton
April 9 report from Fort Lupton notes Mrs Low Guyton of Greeley visited to open a confetti shop. Her husband will seek a license to operate a pool hall in the town.
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Greeleyites
Visi
Lupton
Fort
Low Guyton
Greeley
Little Locals in Greeley Visitors and Trips
Miss Anna King and many Eaton residents visited Greeley on Thursday for social calls and business trips. Several locals traveled to Denver and Briggsdale, with others headed to Dotsero, Texas, and Iowa for visits or relocation. The week featured church suppers, gas lighting upgrades, and a steady stream of relatives visiting and departing from Greeley.
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Anna King
Eaton
Greeley
N. R. Huston
W. R. Clark
Hattie Gwyn
Platteville
A. A. Peralta
Walter Allen
Denver
R. E. Coulter
Dotsero
Colo
George Yeagy
Warren Yeagy
Louise Taylor
Ault
E. Hebert
J. C. McLucas
W. T. Sherman
Briggsdale
C. H. Chandler
LaSalle
W. L. Umberger
Herman Walters
Henrietta
R. B. Stevenson
California
Ed Cole
Longmont
G. M. Kennel
Edward Morgan
Fort Collins
R. D. Thompson
Texas
C. Phillips
N. O. Cook
E. N. Miller
W. H. Lockerby
Ithica
N. Y
Thomas Dev
Nellie Carlson
Lucerne
Iowa
Florence Gill
George Hanna
Windsor
Bob Norcross
Cheyenne
Charles Davis, Jr
Bertha Davis
J. Hall Jones
Josephine
Lucy Guthrie
Kansas City
Edna Craig
Ninth Avenue
Harvard Building
H. M. Bons
Barbara
Will Elder
Idaho
Elder
Easter and business travels noted around Fort Collins
A series of short items lists where residents and visitors like Larry Loubers James G Davis c L V Hill and others travel or visit in Fort Collins Greeley Denver Denver Cripple Creek and other places over the Easter weekend and after. Names include Miss Des Jardins Miss Mabel Wilson Miss Kate Kenehan and families such as Mr and Mrs C S Faulkner.
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George
H Ia Piper
Gils
Va Leasd
Ho Miller
Lins
Ned
Grace
Erie
Fort Collins
Bailey G
J. B
Ry Kersey Bailey
George Cline
Conway
Denver
Laura
Evans Itch
W. J. Horton
Gr Windsor
Youngsto
Wed Auto Company
Taird
Agricultural Insurance
Louisiany
A. C. Knight
D. Spencer
Bartle Neb
Dent
Florence Bliss
Studers’ Collingerts
Esther
Greeley
Lucile
Leote
Edwards
Larry Loubers
James G. Davis
Osgood
C. L. V. Hill
Briggsdale
C. J. Mills
Eaton
Richard Lyon
St. Louis
Joe Harris
Miss Des Jardins
Milndeer
Mabel Wilson
G. W. Gelder
C. S. Faulkner
R. D. Thompson
Cripple Creek
May Phoenix
Lone Tree School
Maud Craig
J. C. Sherman
C. E. Sherman
Shirley McKinnie
Colorado Springs
Charles E. Phelps
Ethel Joel
Masters
L. H. Harrison
Kate Kenehan
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