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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1904
Page
4
To subscribers and local readers. Want ads priced at 10 cents a line. Local notices also 10 cents per line. Display advertising rates available on request. Cards of thanks and resolutions of respect priced at 10 cents per line.
The article reports Collier's Weekly harshly critiques William Randolph Hearst and signals Democratic nomination prospects. It quotes Owen J. Kindelon, Hearst League president, arguing Hearst’s merit and then notes Collier's rebuke of Hearst's candidacy.
A critical editorial targets Mr Hearst as cowardly and hypocritical while contrasting Roosevelt with Hearst on labor and capital. It argues Hearst fears influence, would mislead for attention, and calls him a small evil character though prepared to surface in public debate.
Loveland gains a proud newspaper with W. C. Wannamaker at the Register improving issues steadily. The paper abandons front-page ads to prioritize live news, aligning with reader interests and circulation growth.
Mrs J B Cooke of Nederlands Lexus says Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is best for bowel complaints in children. She notes it has cured her family and recommends using it as directed. For sale by all druggists.
Badger and Son advertises top market payment for sorted cull potatoes over 144 inch screen. Collection points listed in Eaton Cushman Wills Lucerne area with 454 Red Colorado office number and 1164 Red Colorado residence. Also offering fancy American alfalfa seed with 197 Independent contact.
All Over Weld continues with local movements and visits. Greeley shows guests Gustav Timm and F. W. Hunter while O.J. Rice and Frank Saunter ship sheep to St Joseph. A quiet Germano Lutheran wedding unites Frieda Timm and George Cordingly. Kingsbury recovers from appendicitis after a Denver hospital stay. Kersey boom new Hill Clarke Lots sale includes Burke Herington Imerslum buyers.
Miss Margaret Ross earns the hello girl title as J. M. Kutch becomes mayor last Friday. Local residents including G. W. Hammitt and son George, Rev. Fisher, Miss E Baxter, and Miss Eva Duenweg feature in hospitalities, visits, and school Arbor Day plans.
Miss Elma Wilson is improving after a week of illness. Miss Louise Seelbach of Greeley teaches a weekly music class on Tuesdays at the schoolhouse. Messrs. Larson and Henderson plant early potatoes this week as several farmers finish planting. L. H. Harrison of Greeley probation officer visited Big Bend school and followed up with families about absent children. now all are enrolled.
Alma Simonsen hosted a lawn party for children on Sunday. The Ladies Circle held a dance at Woodman hall on Wednesday night. Mrs. Jordan visited Mrs. Prater of Greeley late in the week. J. K. Painter travels to Denver for a short rest and plans to return soon. T. M. Jordan came back from Boulder Sunday and sold his property there. Bertha VanCleeve and Ida Johnson visited Mrs. Reinhold of Greeley over the weekend. J. L. Ewing loaded four carloads of sheep for Omaha. Charles Simonsen accompanied them.
Lasalle R Blackwood visited at George Bedford's home last week. Miss Blanche Sibley of Greeley stayed with Miss Esther Ellis. Emily Davis hosted a birthday party for her sister Mrs A E Bentley. Doroty Raymond was honored at a panic soiree by Mrs Miller Carter. A large gathering at Frank Downey's Kenmore farm featured games, recitations, and a bountiful repast.
Mr Smith remains slowly improving after illness. Mrs Ruth and Mrs James Barber visited Mr Robinson last week. Road crews under Mr Strobl are improving local roads. A new house is being built on Coffman forty acres adding to Delta homes. Mrs Watts hosted a Saturday party for neighbors with a photo presentation and refreshments. guests left around midnight thankful for a pleasant evening.
Welcome Hill reports Mr. Ragan is quite sick but improving. Farmers in the area begin planting beets. A singing program is planned at the schoolhouse Friday evening. Mrs. Sam Ring returns home after visiting Fresno California. Mr. and Mrs. Southworth and daughter Vivian had dinner with the J. Wailes family. Estella Wailes returns home after visiting her uncle and aunt at Eaton.
A letter from Mrs. T. V. Williams of Laingsburg Michigan says Chambelain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cured her sour stomach and vomiting. The ad guarantees cure for stomach trouble of this character and notes availability at all druggists.
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