Paper With the Big Subscription List
A historical item notes a paper founded in 1870 by N C G Meeker. It highlights a large subscription list and the paper’s prominence in its era.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1905
Page
4
A historical item notes a paper founded in 1870 by N C G Meeker. It highlights a large subscription list and the paper’s prominence in its era.
The Tribune notes the current issue prints 2200 fewer copies than 2000. The press room circulation books and subscription lists are open to inspection by any advertiser at any time.
The Tribune revisits the United States Home Company of Denver, criticizing its loan practices in Greeley. It questions governance, reports, and the company’s method of drawing in members while highlighting a February 1 1905 financial update showing limited assets and liabilities.
Governor Jesse F. McDonald invites Coloradoans to join the official state party traveling by rail to Portland for Colorado Day on August 22 at the Lewis and Clark Exposition. The message urges early commitment to ensure proper equipment for a comfortable, successful journey.
The paper accuses the United States Home Company of frauds in invention and practice and promises to expose them unless a practical, conservative business plan is shown. It notes balance figures, increased loans, and reduced gross resources since 1902.
The United States Home company of Denver cautions against suing the Tribune, fearing a verdict would reveal their finances as ruinous and necessitate a receiver. They warn money paid could be lost.
Judge Southard heard Klug seek an injunction to stop a road across his land for lack of proper petition. The board admitted no authority and promised no further action. The road will not cross Klug's reservoir.
Bids will be received by the board of trustees of school district No. 66 Weld county until August 15 19065 at 6 o clock p m for furnishing material and constructing a school building according to plans and specifications on file with E G Steele at Eaton Colo Said board reserves the right to reject any and all bids Bids may be addressed to J H May secretary at New Windsor Colo rural route No 2
Notice states the regular examination for teaching certificates will be held at the courthouse in Greeley on Thursday and Friday August 17 and 18, 1905 beginning at 9 a.m. Candidates for admission to the bar may also take part of their examination at that time. L. H. Harrison County Superintendent.
The Colorado and Southern offers a special Switz erland Trail excursion to Ward and back on Thursday August 17 leaving Greene at 7 45 a.m. The round trip fare is only 3.
A clever arithmetic puzzle asks how much greater is four fourths than three fourths. The discussion splits into two views: one says the difference is one fourth, the other claims one third. The 15 shillings example illustrates each side, with a playful note on expert accountants wrangling over the answer.
A Chicago Chronicle note explains how clover failed to seed in Australia until long tongued bumblebees were introduced. The local climate and soil were fine, but native bees could not reach the pollen, so scientists imported suitable bees and the crop flourished as a result.
National Geographic Magazine notes that goldfish spread from China around 400 years ago and now sustain thousands of livelihoods in Japan. Wood tubs on shoulder poles carry fish through towns as Koryama near Nara hosts 350 breeding establishments with yearly output in the millions. One farm begun 140 years ago evolved from hobby to profitable business.
Denver Republic reports a rush of applicants to locate homesteads in the Uintah lands opening. Many entrants lack plans for other Colorado lands, believing the Uintah tract offers guaranteed access at low price. The piece argues wider opportunities exist nearer rail, with irrigation, and warns some will view the opening as a fraud once future prospects are weighed.
The social grosbecks inhabit large colonies and choose a big tree to support a grass roof that shelters 400 to 500 pairs. Their aerial nests are arranged in regular streets, resembling rows of tenement houses, serving to keep heat and rain out.
In Australia local lore explains the Talking Rock post office name after a large nearby stone bore the painted instruction Turn me over. It took effort to flip it and reveals the underside command Now turn me back and let me fool someone else.
A man claims rheumatism was cured by being struck by lightning as Brother Dickey jokes about preferring such a quick remedy over a doctor. The Atlanta Constitution note captures the odd tale with local reaction.
The Milwaukee Sentinel reports inquiries about Stevens reveal he still holds a government position despite public statements that he is doing nothing.
A brief poetic line notes encouragement following a setback, comparing renewal to sunshine after a shower and implying hopeful resilience after difficulty.
Vix Union Pacific offers round trips from Portland to Tacoma Seattle Bellingham Victoria and Vancouver for 40 dollars from May 24 to September 30 with stopovers. Some dates include 51 to Portland and return one way through California. Tickets valid 90 days not later than November 30. Descriptive literature available from J. G. Ferguson Denver agent.
A vintage advertisement extols Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the cure for biliousness and dyspepsia. It claims the tablets invigorate the stomach and liver, regulate digestion and bowels, and are available at all druggists.
Scott and Kitson hold the two top threshing coal positions with strong showings in Industrials and Hanna coal.
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