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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
4
A reflective essay contrasts the fading of childhood dreams with sustaining visions. It laments the press of time eroding fantasy, notes how the castle of mists returns in life’s later moments, and urges preserving the dream through hardship and everyday work. It honors youth and the solitary pursuit of hope.
The Denver Post advocates for redeeming platform pledges by the Democratic Party amid its shifting editorial stance. The piece questions motives and calls the paper a jaundiced seller of policy to highest bidders.
Observers who watch signs of the times note a habit of flopping at the proper moment and believe the proper time has arrived. No one expects an impartial stance from the Post, suggesting a contrived gift in a tense moment.
Boulder county senator Elbert Greenman faced sharp criticism for his remarks about Governor Shafroth and reform measures. The piece calls his act a cheap bid for press notice and notes the press has treated it with contempt across parties. Greenman achieved the exposure he sought.
One of the nation’s top dairymen selects Weld county for a premier cattle farm. Theodore Ulman, chosen to establish the operation, states Weld county hay and grain are the finest available, underscoring the region’s favorable conditions and high regard among industry observers.
The special session has accomplished nothing beyond organizing and introducing bills called for by the governor. The Tribune criticizes the slow pace and argues party caucus politics distort issues, urging a direct, issue by issue vote and faster work for laws benefiting the people.
The piece argues that a $2 per thousand feet lumber tariff, imposed by big lumber magnates, raises raw material costs and creates a crust in the market. This protects large trusts while forcing small local concerns out of business and inflates prices for the final product.
The article argues the lumber tariff adds 120 million dollars in tribute to forest magnates, enriching owners while prices rise before local dealers. It claims Republicans promised to lower lumber tariffs in 1908 but failed, contributing to unrest in Kansas and Iowa.
A Literary Digest excerpt surveys why people attend church, from duty and ideals to social uplift and personal blessing. It quotes lawyers as valuing rational religion, farmers and wives noting social life, and youth responses showing reflections on Sabbath observance and blessing from sermons.
A noted Greeley Methodist divine prayed yesterday morning for the Tribune Pike’s Peak excursionist project. The service reflected hopes for guidance and success of the journey amid local interest.
The article notes excursionists endured discomforts and a cloudburst causing delays and washouts on their trip. It contends the weather was not in answer to EB Geiger's prayers and mentions no passenger wished harm on Rev. Lace's Sunday ride, while commenting on pulpit sentiment and kindness.
A Denver Post writer praises the battle between interests and the people over measures expanding citizen liberty. He notes that tyranny has never abdicated peacefully and that suffrage, liberty, representation, public schools, free speech, and free press were won through blood and struggle, with each gain spawning new goals.
A postponed farmers meeting will be held at the court house this Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock. The meeting aims to discuss establishing a cooperative starch factory and improving potato inspection methods.
Judge Garrigues issues a temporary injunction blocking shutoff of headgates for Latham Godfrey and Union ditches while Bijou holds 61 cubic feet per second from Platte river water. Bijou must take water at new headgates with priority, case likely to reach Colorado Supreme Court.
Advertisement asserts Foley's Honey and Tar provides quick relief from hay fever asthma and summer bronchitis. It claims soothing of inflamed air passages in the head throat and bronchial tubes and notes no opiates or harmful drugs. Sold by all druggists.
Work will start this week on laying street car tracks on Eighth avenue to Island Grove park. Materials arrived this morning and officials expect to begin as soon as possible. Construction will move trackage from Seventh to Eighth avenue first to ease the right of way for the Denver Laramie line and accommodate heavy traffic at the county fair in September.
The work of changing over the car line from Seventh to Eighth Avenue will be a costly project for the street car company. Arrival of the most expensive durable material promises Greeley the finest trackage in the state city.
£100 Reward offered for a catarrh cure claim. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and sold by druggists for five cents. The prospectus promises a testimonial list and a money-back offer if no cure is achieved.
B D Sanborn owner Bord lake reports Greeley Loveland land company stockholders voted 794 against and 426 for buying lake water at a city hall meeting. Sanborn plans to sell water to an eastern company to supply the east part of the state, not benefiting Greeley or Weld County. The transfer will proceed soon.
Mia Rose Glaser of Terre Haute Indiana reports a long battle with kidney trouble ended by Foley Kidney Pills. She says the medicine gave a permanent cure and enabled her to work again, recommending it to others. Sold by all druggists.
George Moore, a farmer from the Hudson district, was brought from near Fort Morgan on a charge of selling a cow not his. Abrams, a cattle buyer, swore out the warrant. Moore claims the cow belonged to Frank Smith, longtime Hudson storekeeper, and that Smith supplied the cow with other property. Moore says he was to pay from his crop share, but claims loss by fire and that he moved away.
Weld county veterans prepare for August 29 as former president Theodore Roosevelt visits Denver. City Marshal Gene Williams and others including W Levis Charney Camp C H Kea Matt Gill Tom Halpin Billy Rowe join the escort. Many aged cattlemen will parade behind the cowboys in the capital city.
If your liver is sluggish and out of tone and you feel dull take a dose tonight before retiring and you will feel all right in the morning. Sold by all dealers.
Notice announces adjustment day for the estate of Shepard, deceased. Persons listed as attending include gatekeepers and creditors for payment due. Publication by Tribune dated August 1910 notes attorney involvement of George Nixon & Benak. First publication August 1910 last publication September 1, 1910.
Summons issued to John L D Bates in Weld County Colorado in a divorce action filed by Joseph Ewing. Plaintiff seeks a decree of divorce and support for wife and family for over two years. Defendant’s absence noted. publication required with first notice issued.
In Pivans on Aug 14 an infant of Mrs. Harry Huffamith nearly suffocated when a tobacco tag lodged in its throat. The mother, grabbing the infant by the heels, gave a sharp jerk that freed the tag and saved the child’s life.
Readable fragments mention Elmé Ton Lee and Al Manig in a context suggesting partnership or event involving Carl Rnoo. No clear dates or locations are provided. Further details are unreadable.
The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear names dates places or actions. It provides limited context about a visit and related notes but no verifiable events or entities to summarize events or outcomes.
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