Greeley Tribune History and Publication Details
The Greeley Tribune founded 1870 by N. C. Meeker, published by The Greeley Tribune Publishing Company. H Wolfe, Manager. harlies Hansen dna Andrews editor Assistant. Office at 722 Seventh St Greeley Colorado. Pairs by carrier and mail. Edition entered as second class matter under Act of March 3 1879.
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Tribune warns on Colorado Contract Investing scheme
The Tribune cites a letter from state auditor George D. Statler confirming the company’s failure to comply with building and loan laws and urges readers to avoid schemes that dodge legal safeguards. The paper lists approved local associations and plans a countywide publicity drive with ads, fair housing imagery, and immigration material to expose frauds and protect residents.
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Colorado Contract Investing
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Greeley Building and Loan Association
Housing shortage prompts growth push in Greeley
The article urges rapid construction of good class houses in Greeley as three wealthier families left for northern Colorado due to a lack of rental or purchase options. It argues plentiful loans exist and 25 to 50 homes, priced 2000 to 5000 dollars, could be built and sold or rented now.
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Greeley Homes
Great Weld County Edition Plans Advance
Work on the special edition of the Greeley Tribune progresses with strong public enthusiasm. Cooperation from Weld County residents is deemed essential to the edition's success. The upcoming issue will be about twice the size and volume of the Tribune’s six year old special edition.
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Beautify Greeley and boost local goods
The Tribune urges Greeley and Weld county citizens to beautify the area, build homes, and use locally manufactured goods. It stresses keeping money at home to spur prosperity, and notes how communication and intercity lines are blending rural and urban life, shaping attitudes toward farming and city living.
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Tribune postpones western Weld county excursion
The Tribune cancels a planned booster trip to western Weld county due to a date clash with Island Grove park races. The drive club has improved the park and will be supported to avoid hindering their work. Staff will attend the races as compensation for the lost trip.
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Island Grove Park
The Parm Life Problem as a Farm to City Move
A Roosevelt commission finds farm life offers strong ties to rural communities. Restless young men seek city life to test ambition, yet many farm bred migrants would not leave the land if they knew the true costs.
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Colorado land and mining reform urged by state association
The Colorado State Commercial Association plans a land investigation bureau to review irrigation and colonization projects and inform the public with expert judgment. The News praises this push as a check on land sharks and mining frauds, arguing it could unleash Colorado’s untapped riches and boost business health.
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Bureau of Land Investigation
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Rocky Mountain News
Roosevelt Says He Is Through Now He Has Done His Work
The American Magazine cites an unpublished letter from a recent Roosevelt visitor. It quotes the president as weary and desiring to leave the country. He says he wants to withdraw from influence during the coming administration to avoid interference or disapproval.
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Little Locals Born and Visiting Northward
Born today to Mr and Mrs Brafford a son. Mrs Grace McFarland and daughter left for Meridian Idaho. Bob Morris of Chicago visits his uncle Jesse Gale and wife for ten days. Harvey Parker and Lerey Doane return from Estes Park. Mr and Mrs Hart Beasley occupy new cottage on Thirteenth street. Mr and Mrs Bartlett Will Carter and Miss Anna Horton returned from Denver. Mrs T G Macy went to Denver to visit daughter Mrs Jesse Wilson. Mr and Mrs J L Bartlett left for Estes Park for a few weeks. Mrs Cr A Camfield Miss Elizabeth Camfield and Miss Marjory Watson went to Denver. Mrs J A Jefferson Clara and Sidney went to Denver for ten days. Joe Howard and son of Mr Vernon Tll arrived to visit Smith Johnson family. Mrs J K Stockton of Brighton in Greeley en route to Windsor. Joe Woolf returned from Wyoming after ten days fishing on Laramie river. Miss Sara Swain of Colorado Springs arrived for a week's visit with Miss Kathleen Wheeler.
Local society notes from Wray and nearby towns
Friday birth news in Wray announces a daughter born to Mr and Mrs John T Warren. Visitors include Ernest Wells of Wray visiting Miss Bessie Smith. Numerous trips and visits across Denver Cheyenne Idaho Springs Colorado branches noted with residents from Wray Greeley Denver Fort Collins and Indianapolis.
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Ernest Wells
Wray, Colo
Bessie Smith
Local Residents Return and Travel Notes Across States
Jesse Hurlbut returned Saturday from Rockhurst where he stayed three weeks as a guest of Fort Faulkner. Lena Conroy of Condons takes a two week vacation to Shelton Nebraska with her mother. Mrs. Sam Wilson came back Wednesday from ten days visiting Denver Longmont and Berthoud relatives. Minnie Christian visiting W B Drennen group returns to Rockport Missouri. H W Nichols, from Jam ar Colorado, moves to Minneapolis Kansas. Inez Snouffer leaves for Denison Iowa after two months with her brother W H Snouffer. Mrs Henry Bushnell of Hoosetown Illinois and Mrs Isaac Clayton of Wymore Nebraska visit Charles Littell and wife.
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Jesse Hurlbut
Rockhurst
Sam Wilson
Denver
Longmont
Berthoud
Local Social Notes From Tarkio and Nearby Visits
Miss Pearl Goudy of Tarkio Mo returns home after visiting Mrs C H Rissler. Kenneth Phelps, visiting his brother Charles Phelps and wife, plans return to Enid Okla. Dr and Mrs J D Graham of Springville Ia were guests of Mr and Mrs R E Pollock last week and departed. Mrs F A Nimms Valient and Eleanor returned from Granite after weeks visiting Mr Nimms who is now located there. H Reynolds travels east to recover from illness visiting relatives in Monroe Mich for two weeks.
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Miss Pearl Goudy
Tarkio, Mo
C. H. Rissler
Miss Goudy
Greeley
Kenneth Phelps
Charles
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Enid
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J. D. Graham
Springville
R. E. Pollock
F. A. Nimms
Valient
Eleanor
Granite
Mr. Nimms
H. Reynolds
Monroe
Mich
Mrs Lodwick Returns From Visit To Four Illinois Iowa Towns
Mrs William Lodewick returned Wednesday evening from a three month visit with relatives and friends in Red Oak and Mystic Iowa and Galesburg and Colchester Illinois.
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Mrs F Gordon party heads to Cheyenne guests join the family
Mrs F Gordon and her daughters Mrs Mamlin and Miss Ethel Elmer Gordon and the Misses Vance, guests of the family, formed a merry party and traveled to Cheyenne Friday morning.
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Ada Brush Hosts Kudranta Sewing Club Afternoon
Ada Brush entertained the Kudranta Sewing Club Thursday with informal fancy work and refreshments. Mrs. Herbert Wilson of Boulder attended as an out of town guest, and ten young ladies were present.
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Cory to Lead Observatory School Again at Windsor
Fort Collins resident FE EB Cory spent several days in town this week and will again oversee the Observatory School near Windsor this year, returning after teaching there last year.
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Rowley Harris
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Roy Baird
Albert Butler
Lena Conroy
Condon’s
Shelton, Neb
Minnie Christian
W. B. Drennen
Rockport
H. W. Nichols
Jamar, Colo
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W. H. Snouffer
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Hoopestown, IH
Isaac Clayton
Wymore, Neb
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Alice Bryant
Edwin Krogsdale
Cathern Hansen
Charles E. Phelps
Kemmerer
Wyo
Archie Kindred
Portland
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Nathan Stone
Harry Youngs
Kemp Middlehauf
Grover Sheppard
Clifton Wyatt
Buster Wilson
Frank Swartz
Joe Woodbury
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Faye Harrison
Lillie South
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Joe Sanders
Bear Lake
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