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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
4
The Greeley Tribune, founded 1870 by N G C Meeker, bills itself as the paper with the big subscription list. Published by The Greeley Tribune Publishing Co with GC H Wolfe as manager.
The piece notes conflicting claims on beet shrinkage from siloing, with factory officers stating a three to five percent loss and farmers asserting ten percent or more. It argues a fair sixty day silo test would settle the dispute once and for all, aiding both farmers and sugar manufacturers.
A Colorado reader letter criticizes Denver papers for biased coverage of the sugar industry dispute. It argues the Great Western Sugar Co. risks factories and farmers if prices stay unfair, while denouncing press meddling and urging both sides to bargain in good faith.
In a newspaper sense the weekly want ads form a coming together for people with excess and wants. They act as a conference of content-hunters where give and take balances offers in a clearing house for small things and missed profits.
The Tribune signals it wishes to stay clear of further beet sugar business debate in this section while preserving its established stance and editorial voice.
A Tribune office displays engraved wedding cards and public notices. The items reflect local society events and announcements, highlighting nuptials and community notices as part of the newspaper’s stationery and communications.
Mrs. Sam Wood of Eaton learns her grandmother Mrs Francis B Hart of Bates county Missouri will settle an estate at the February term. The estate includes 370 acres of land and business blocks in Butler. Hart died October 7 1906 at age 80. Mr Wood sold his 160 acre Eaton ranch and bought property in Greeley while planning improvements to his Pleasant Valley ranch. The couple plans to become prominent citizens in Greenley.
The advertisement promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a safe medicine for children. It claims relief from coughs colds croup and whooping cough and states the remedy cures croup and prevents attacks when started early. It asserts no opium or harmful drugs and can be given to babies as to adults. Sold by all druggists.
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