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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1907
Page
4
The Greeley Chautauqua program is designed to appeal to broad tastes and may become a permanent summer feature if successful. The Commercial club hopes for growth and a financial model benefiting the city or organizers. A notable plus is the high quality attractions for a small price, with tickets only 2.50.
The author notes season tickets with numerous attractions strain finances and suggests the Lyceum bureau take all receipts. The Commercial club could earn a modest promoter’s share, perhaps 26 or 50 cents per ticket, to help cover fixed expenses, praising the club as a catalyst for Greeley’s renewal.
The article argues the Campbell system offers another pause for dry farmers after a snowy week. It questions whether dry farming proves its merit this season and warns that long drought risks could ruin those with no alternative income.
The article argues that dry land farming in Weld County cannot be safely supported without irrigation. It notes that irrigated plots adjacent to dry land can yield profits, while dry fronts may lose investors' money without irrigation backing. Rumors of irrigation raise dry land prices, and cost of water remains the heaviest expense. It also urges coordinating plans for a new city hall and library, stressing harmonious architectural design and shared site planning.
A reader urges a two day celebration for the new water works and Camfield Hotel opening to be tied to a late June state Commercial Association meeting and a July Fourth style festival. The proposal calls for a banquet, a formal turning on of the water, and a combined celebration marking water arrival and Independence Day.
Before a June or July meeting of the State Commercial association in Greeley, residents urge improving Main street and Eighth avenue sidewalks. They cite uneven grades, propose relaying flagging with a straight curb line, or a full sidewalk replacement at cost.
The Tribune calls for old Weld County photographs to build a prized early days album. Contributions include Main street 1870 scenes, Monk Brothers store site, Lincoln Park and Lake Luna, plus Greeley band members and Seventh Street 1872 views. Old pioneers urged to donate and copies will be preserved.
An Arbor Day program was held Friday morning at the high school. The orchestra performed, followed by readings by Irving Newton and Anna Carter. Girls Glee Club, Misses June Steck Laura Thompson and Lois Wright contributed music and readings. Lorna Doone Hake sang two solos. Mrs Jesse Gale spoke on Let Me Live. Fourth and fifth graders from Meeker building joined in a group program. Indoor observances included other grades.
Dog tax due by May 1 with license required. unlicensed dogs after that date will be fined under the city ordinance. Eugene Williams, city marshal.
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