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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1908
Page
4
The Greeley Tribune publication notes 1906 issues printed at 252 copies with manager C. H. Woure. The record lists issue numbers 184 1001 1002 1005 1904 1906 and states 2200 as the smallest printing quantity.
A Denver Post policy removing state papers critical of Manager Bontils and assault allegations against Senator Patterson provokes reader anger. The column condemns the Post as partisan and unfit for responsible readership while noting limited circulation among opponents.
City leaders press for meat and milk inspection to protect public health. Dealers show willingness to cooperate, arguing costs should be shared and even if enacted as ordinance or state law it will benefit both dealers and consumers by ensuring pure, sanitary products.
Action aims to connect every city house to the sewer system and to enforce meat and milk inspection. Authorities view prevention as key, acknowledging a year or two to fully implement but starting now to reduce disease risk.
Worth Observing notes a hog disease question from a Colorado scene near Ault. Plummer fed green alfalfa and milk to hogs all summer while Meyer and Turner gave chopped feed and rough grain. After grazing together on stubble, two farms lost nearly all hogs but Plummer’s herd remained healthy, suggesting alfalfa may have boosted immunity.
F O Olson in charge of financing and construction completed private right of way and terminal deals in Greeley for the Greeley and Northern Railway. A land strip along the Union Pacific right of way from Sixteenth street toEleventh street was bought and a former gas plant building leased for two years as a temporary depot. The grade reached Sixteenth street, with five blocks acquired to stay independent of any city franchise if the court case defeats the company.
Mr J P Klote of Edina Missouri states he has tried many stomach remedies but finds Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets more beneficial than any other remedy he used. For sale by all druggists.
Leiper Bros at 708 Ninth Avenue announce reduced prices on furniture until their move around February 1, offering shoppers a final clearance before relocation.
The Farmers Institute covered bread quality, grain for stock feeding, and seed selection with Prof. W. H. Olin leading talks on oats barley and field peas. Highlights included sugar beet feeding trials by W R McClellan, wage scales for farm help, and an executive committee elected for the institute.
A Greeley National bank demonstration last Monday showcased the automatic double electrical system of vault protection from The American Bank Protection Company of Minneapolis. The alarm triggers if the vault is touched or left alone, with gongs sounding to wake any watchman. The system is contained within the vault, leaving no outside wires for a burglar to cut.
Government report on mountain snow shows varied conditions. Fairplay reports light and patchy snow with bare ground while Jefferson notes above average falls in some areas. Webster records high accumulation with no thawing by December 31. Edora and Ward describe light or drifting snow concentrated late December. Yankee reports heavy drift. Alford notes almost no snow near station. Glen Eyre cites little snow in October–November, some in December. Tie Siding Utah area indicates dry ground absorbing moisture.
A joke ad touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a cure for rheumatism and weather prediction. It claims the product works, offering bottles priced 26c, 50c, and 1.00, sold by all druggists.
Private train excursion leaves Denver January 28 offered by Colorado and Southern for views of prehistoric Mexican ruins. Reservations are urged at once. T. E. Fisher, G. P. A. Denver.
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