New Election Law Clarifies Primary Participation Rules
Attorney General Benjamin Griffith explains that only the Republican and Democratic parties may participate in the September primaries, with ballots for each party prepared by designation or petitions filed by August 10. Voters must register to vote, and may cast a single party ticket or write in a candidate in the blank space. Presidential electors are not chosen at the primary.
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Benjamin Griffith
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Assembly
Foley Kidney Pills Advertises Progressive Party Claim
The Progressive Party endorses Foley Kidney Pills for backache rheumatism and kidney bladder irregularities. Robert W Herter of Lawrenceville Missouri reports a permanent cure after using three bottles. Pills are healing strengthening and quick acting with no harmful drugs and sold only in sealed bottles in two sizes. The genuine package is yellow. Gilbert Bros.
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Progressive” Party
Foley
Robert W. Herter
Lawrenceville
Gilbert Bros
Henry Candlin Public Notary Ad Offers Typing Services
Henry Candlin announces readiness to perform reporting, mimeographing and material work with neatness and dispatch. Private dictation office. Offers typewriters for sale or rent with ribbons and carbons. Suite 25 First National Bank block. Phone Weld 535.
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Henry Candlin
Help wanted to fix farm labor dilemma in the west
In a Weld Co commercial club piece a farmer argues labor problems stem from seasonal hiring and roving workers. He notes many quit after eight months, men drift cityward, and long year-round work attracts married stability. He urges a shift to year-long employment to spur settlement and growth.
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Chicago
Pacific Coast
Missouri River
Germany
Sweden
England
John
Denver
Sam
California
Joe
Washington
Elgin
West
Weld CO. Commercial Club
Weather, agriculture, and prices in Greeley long past
Forty years ago heavy rain over the weekend damaged grain crops with a hail storm on Monday harming Eaton family farms. The town saw botanist Prof Gray arriving, and local business moves as Hutchins prepared to travel to New York. Prices shaded land tracts near Greeley at 350 to 400 dollars for 2.5 to 5 acre parcels. Thompson's mill produced 6,000 to 8,000 feet of lumber daily while wheat and other staples grandly moved. mill fed by long-distance grain, wheat at 1.50 a bushel, oats 1.00, potatoes 0.60, coal 7.00 per ton.
Copeland Seeks Weld County School Superintendent Nomination
A. B. Copeland announces his designation by Weld county Democrats as candidate for county superintendent of schools. He cites long experience in Colorado education, urges informed votes, and asks for continued public support based on character, capacity, and record. Green House project in Eaton and church sermon details follow within local Weld County notices.
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Copeland
Weld Coun
Weld County
Colorado
Weld
Sugar Trust Hearings Continued On Page One
The article notes that Mr Havemeyer desires an audit of the Great Western Company by A E Stevens of New York and questions how American Sugar Refining is involved with Colorado properties. Stevens is told not to be told more than necessary and Morey replies with a brief statement.
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Stevens
Morey
Heike
W. B. Thomas
American Smelting and Refining Company
Samuel C. Hooker
Spreckels Refining Company
Sugar Trust
Colorado
Western Sugar
Keyes
Great Western Sugar Company
Brighton
Petrikin
Havemeyer
Great Wesern Company
A. E Stevens
New York
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Condons
A. B. Copeland
Eaton Eaton
Eaton
Minnie Green
Lindberg
John Lindberg
Sit Lake City
Swedish Baptist Church
Eidhth Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Greeley Kersey
John J1
Froelich
Platteville
Cheimer
Denver Irrigation Company
Plattey
Henrylyn
Plem Poro
Nothing Canade
Peeley
Mrs St., Gre
Dean
Gil
Tribune Ant
Greeley Tribune
Moffat
Tolland
Corona
U. P
Union Pacific Railroad
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