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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1908
Page
4
A report from Greeley Colorado notes a mad dog roaming near schools and mail handling areas, prompting officials to warn against neglect of precautions as postal workers and children face risk. The incident highlights the potential for serious injuries if not contained promptly.
Teachers report vandals destroy plants and shrubs planted by students in the East ward school yard at night. Residents are urged to help identify and catch the culprits to halt the damage and punish the offenders.
The notice urges owners to keep fine dogs chained for weeks due to a hydrophobia outbreak. It warns that worthless dogs should be shot for safety as several rabid dogs may have spread the disease after one recent mad dog.
Engineer George G. Anderson presents the final cost report for the city water project. The total spent closely matches the original estimate, with only modest increases due to post bid changes and delays. The report, explained clearly, should be read by every citizen interested in the water works.
The Fortnightly club has closed its winter concert series and commends its members for bringing city audiences a level of talent unlikely to have been afforded otherwise.
City notes two women funded and managed the season’s concerts and suggests forming a larger union to coordinate performances. The piece urges business leaders to take financial responsibility and advocates combining efforts of local societies to elevate quality and avoid scattered, lower cost entertainments. Also warns against widespread mustard cultivation harming crops.
The Tribune urges that students decide the city official flower, proposing the primrose as a fit emblem of Greeley. It notes spring bloom potential, calls on schools to vote this spring, and offers newspaper support through the superintendent and teachers to facilitate the effort.
Tribune notes readers asked about planting 100 acres of mustard for seed in Windsor Johnstown and Lupton. Manager returns from Pacific coast warning growers to study potential outcomes before planting as mustard is feared to spread and become a serious pest.
Mary Judson Brush argues farm children crave city fun and urges wholesome activities at home. Outdoor and indoor games like croquet, tether tennis, Boston Ball, and crafts provide vigorous exercise and winter pastimes. Parents should share in children’s joys to curb migration to crowded cities.
The Greeley Tribune Publishing company calls its annual stockholders meeting at No. 722 Seventh Street Greeley Colorado on May 4 1908 at 10 a m to elect a board of directors and address other corporate matters Proxy or in person attendance is requested Dated April 1 1908 Greeley Colorado C H Wolfe Secretary
An advertorial pitch claims Ballard's Snow Liniment cures rheumatism and loosens muscles and joints, restoring agility. It urges readers of all ages to use the product to avoid long-term crippling and notes it is sold by all druggists.
Denver based Colorado and Southern announces low 30 dollar fares from March 5 to April 30 to California Arizona Nevada Oregon Washington and select Mexico points. The advertised rate targets western travel with limited time availability.
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