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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1906
Page
4
The Greeley Tribune presents daily city news and community updates from the region. Readers find reports on local government, schools, businesses, and public events shaping life in Greeley and surrounding areas.
The Tribune answers criticism of its Weld County credit loss analysis. It argues the figures reflect rough estimates of high uncollected credit and outlines a proposed tightening by the Weld County Credit Men's Association to limit extensions to 30 60 and 90 days and require cash or interest bearing notes at period end.
Denver News notes the need for stronger bird protection laws beyond game birds, stressing humane sentiment as civilization grows. It highlights two magazines Bird Lore and Our Dumb Animals and details a National Audubon Society educational series Our Common Birds with leaflets, colored plates, and classroom materials for teachers.
At the annual meeting last Wednesday night the Weld County Credit Men’s Association passed two resolutions. The first rejects a Dec 28 1905 Greeley Tribune claim that Weld county merchants lose 20 percent of their accounts to bad debts and calls for a correction from the paper.
The Tribune states it has no editorial space for sale despite offering ample advertising and reading notices for Spear's electric railroad or any reputable proposition that pays.
A large petition to the city council urges ending the dual telephone system. Be ll may buy Independent. Independent willing to sell. Council to safeguard rates. aim is improved service and fair treatment for Greeley residents.
The report hints that Greeley influences Fort Collins with a pattern of jail break incidents. It notes a regional trend toward similar security challenges in nearby cities and mentions local responses by authorities.
The article extols Galveston as the finest southern beach with a gentle climate and sea breezes. It notes the soothing atmosphere and low altitude slow down an irritable heart and brain, promoting rest. Colorado & Southern offers a round trip $43.50 to Galveston with Mr. T BE Fisher Denver promising to send complete data.
The article notes bilious attacks bring loss of appetite and dullness after meals for a day or more. A dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets when these initial symptoms appear will ward off the attack. Sold by all druggists.
The Credit Men Association held its annual meeting and luncheon at the Unitarian church last Wednesday evening. Debate centered on a Dec 28 editorial about the credit system. a resolution denouncing it failed, an amendment questioning the figures passed, and another resolution endorsing the Tribune editorial passed, aiming for stricter credit handling. The gathering, though lively at moments, yielded business ideas for 1906.
The G A R and W R C held a joint installation of officers and banquet in Odd Fellows hall last Thursday afternoon. G A R officers included Col. A White and T H Grove among others, with delegates to the department reunion in Greeley next spring. W R C officers led by Mrs Lydia F Horne as president and Mrs Sarah Ferguson as sr V, with delegates to the department convention next spring. Capt C C Townsend attended as invited guest.
This item warns that most fatalities originate from a cold, urging prompt treatment. It touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an effective, natural aid that loosens coughs relieves lungs opens secretions and aids restoration, with drugstore availability implied.
Notice to stockholders of The Boulder and Weld Reservoir Company that the annual meeting will be held at Odd Fellows hall Platteville Colo on Monday February 5 2006 at 1 30 p m for electing seven directors levying an assessment amending articles changing the meeting place and transacting other business. Secretary P W Allen
The city council has passed a milk ordinance requiring every seller in Greeley to obtain a permit before selling milk. Eugene Williams, City Marshal.
For sale in Arlington Heights and Normal school addition. Adjoining the school grounds, these lots are selling fast. Buy before the choice locations are taken. Agent Wm. Stephens, room 9, opera house block.
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