The Greeley Tribune masthead notice
The fragment shows the Greeley Tribune publication details from 1870. It lists the paper as the big subscription list paper with C. H. Wolfe as manager and delivery via mail at Greeley Colorado.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
6
The fragment shows the Greeley Tribune publication details from 1870. It lists the paper as the big subscription list paper with C. H. Wolfe as manager and delivery via mail at Greeley Colorado.
Article notes farmers and sugar makers dispute beet shrinkage in silos. Factory officers claim 3 to 5 percent loss per ton after sixty days while farmers insist 10 percent or more. Calls for a fair, agreed test to settle the exact shrinkage.
A letter critiques Denver newspapers for biased coverage of the 1907 sugar beet contracts. It argues the Great Western Sugar company risks investment if farmers refuse beets, notes concessions in the Tribune report, and urges双方 to settle terms fairly.
Solon’s idea of famine relief through shared exchange is echoed in the modern weekly want ads. The pages act as a conference of content hunters, a clearing house for small trades where people trade goods and favors to balance needs and wants.
The Tribune notes it hoped to avoid further debate over the beet sugar industry in this section, signaling ongoing public interest and unresolved policy questions surrounding the sector.
Engraved marriage cards and other announcements appeared at the Tribune office as readers sought to place wedding notices and social notices in the paper.
Mrs. Sam Wood of Eaton learns her grandmother Francis B Hart's Missouri estate will be settled at the February term. Wood's share is 4 percent of the estate. Hart died October 7 1906 aged 80. she owned 370 acres of farming land and business blocks in Butler. Wood sold a 160 acre Eaton ranch and buys in Greeley while improving Pleasant Valley ranch. The Wood couple expected to be fine additions to Greeley society.
An advertisement claims Chamberlains Cough Remedy is safe for children and effective for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It asserts no opium or harmful drugs and urges use at first signs of croup with confidence for babies and adults.
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