Greeley Tribune Founded in 1870 by N Meeker
The Greeley Tribune established in 1870 by N Meeker proclaims itself The Paper with the Big Subscription List.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1904
Page
4
The Greeley Tribune established in 1870 by N Meeker proclaims itself The Paper with the Big Subscription List.
The Greeley Tribune informs subscribers that the paper remains charged until canceled. A simple request will end the service promptly. Back dues should be paid. want ads are 19 cents per line and local notices 10 cents per line. Cards of thanks and resolutions also 10 cents per line.
City officials led by the mayor and city marshal announce a vigorous campaign to remove undesirable characters from the city. They urge landlords to demand character bills from tenants and report suspected dens as raids target poker games and related vice in respectable areas.
The article argues for higher potato prices before spring due to demand and surplus concerns. It notes a national overstock but compares 33 million bushels more than last year and 19 million more than two years ago as not enormous. With wheat prices high, costs for low income households increase alongside meat prices.
The text argues that in coming months potatoes will become central for the poor in large cities as the cheapest food option. If potatoes rise in demand prices may increase, so those who can should hold onto their potato crop until spring.
The Weld county election shows 11 569 registered voters in Greeley and precincts while only 7 974 cast ballots. Analysts blame stay at home and careless voters for widespread political bossism and poor candidate choices.
A Denver grocer reports a neighbor’s testimonial about Doan's Kidney Pills from 1899 claiming relief from backache and healthy kidneys for over three years. The notice urges readers to visit H Reynolds & Co drugstore and asks to remember the Doan's name for purchase.
The Frisco System in cooperation with Southern Railway will run through Pullman sleepers between Kansas City and Jacksonville from November 15 daily through summer 1905. The service forms part of the Southern Limited with an electric lighted cafe observation car. Berth reservations are available via Frisco representatives or connecting lines, Passenger Traffic department St. Louis.
The Chicago Great Western offers superior service and low rates to Chicago St Paul Minneapolis or Dubuque. For details contact W H Lownsberry general agent 809 Seventeenth street Denver.
For sale two shares of Union ditch water. Contact A. W. James at R. F. D. No. 4 in Greeley for details.
Satiricus laments tax-like prices for breakfast foods and bread while mocking gas and streetcar projects. He recalls failed ventures, criticizes government reports on breakfast foods, and rails at adulteration of coffee and bread with humorous, satirical tone.
Dr Sapero a Denver eye ear nose and throat specialist will examine eyes at the Oasis hotel December 16 and 17 free. The text notes elderly men may need Chamberlains Stomach and Liver tablets after meals to aid digestion and liver function. Sold by all druggists.
The Santa Fe announces a through tourist sleeper to California with no change on the Denver to California run leaving daily at 8 p m. The California Limited resumes daily service from Denver at 3 45 p m on weekdays. Write J P Hall general agent A T & S F railway Denver Colo for details and reservations.
A vivid travel pitch promises a 48 hour journey from winter to Mexico with sunlit scenery and rich culture. It likens Mexico to Egypt and India in novelty, praising landscapes, architecture, canals and hospitable people. Rates and information by T. E. Fisher, general passenger agent, C. S. Ry., Denver.
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