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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1905
Page
4
The author discusses cutting timber from a patch near farm buildings to serve as a windbreak and improve property appearance. While rainfall impact is uncertain, numerous benefits make the experiment worthwhile and a tree planters' club should be formed to organize efforts.
The Tribune seeks reader feedback on the Marie Manning tale Judith of the Plains asking if readers want it continued as a regular feature. Readers are urged to respond by mouth mail or telephone to indicate interest in more installments and potential subscription options.
A Texas panhandle tree planters club grows, urging farm plantings and local branch groups. The piece critiques reckless credit in merchants, urging cash payments and warning that high bad debt drains the town. It discusses Roosevelt’s forest policy, range politics, and stockman tensions with sheepmen, urging fair taxation and range use.
The Colorado Sugar Beet Growers Association held its first meeting in Denver to discuss a uniform state price. Northern growers favored a flat $5 a ton, with beets under 80 percent purity or 15 percent sugar set at $4.50, while past practice protected growers from lower payments. Officers named include E. S. Bumstead president and J. H. H. Low second vice president, with an extensive executive committee across districts.
A narrator notes that a man who can only afford soup meat must pay for it and finds no remedy unless he trades only with merchants who refuse credit, which are as rare as chicken’s teeth.
A promotional notice lauds Chamberlains Cough Remedy for fast relief and croup prevention. It highlights suitability for children and pleasant taste, with a testimonial from B A Humphreys in Alice, Cape Colony, South Africa. Sold by all druggists.
Advertisement highlights Dean's Kidney Pills claiming kidney health benefits for women with testimonials from Mrs. C. H. Carlton of Fort Collins and local endorsements. Following the ad, a county court records divorce shows Mrs. Olive Parks obtaining a divorce from Benjamin T. Parks on grounds of extreme cruelty with no contest.
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