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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1905
Page
4
The copy states the 1904 issue count and compares it to a 2,250 difference from 2,000. It notes that The Tribune pressroom circulation books and subscription lists are open for advertiser inspection at any time.
A Denver Post editorial argues Peabody failed to seize opportunity in Colorado governor race. It calls for a non partisan investigation by a equally balanced committee to resolve contested results and suggests Peabody’s path to office is blocked by improper actions and a compromised legislature.
A comparison of social standing contrasts the president of the Union Pacific with crossing watchmen. The president leaves a luxurious home at ten in cold weather, travels in comfort, and arrives at a large stone building, illustrating unequal daily realities.
A modern office executive enters the building with fanfare while a railroad crossing man in Greeley endures 20 below zero to guard a remote post. The piece contrasts affluence at the top with extreme hardship faced by laborers, and critiques sensational local newspaper reporting about the Moffat road’s sale amid famine and social pressure.
The Denver Post is accused of professional jealousy over its coverage of sending potatoes to Ireland’s starving poor. Critics say its authorities deny a famine. other papers report dire conditions and potential crop failures, with London outlets warning of a crisis comparable to 1847.
George C. Tarr of Rosedale Kansas seeks Ida Belle Tarr Hedden presumed married, last seen 1891 at Harriman's ranch Fort Logan Colorado. He suspects she lived near Greeley on a ranch and asks readers to provide her current address. He mentions relatives with the Hedden surname and an uncle A G Hedden in Denver.
Mrs. Cora Walker of Porterville California highly endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best cure for colds and a reliable preventive of pneumonia. The remedy is described as pleasant and safe, with druggists carrying it widely.
Marshal Camp recovered a 1k pin with two diamond settings believed owned by C A Granger of Greeley Sugar. Granger left for California when a thief entered his open suitcase, left a cigar stub on the dresser, and fled. the pin was recovered but no arrest followed due to Granger's absence.
W H Howard of Husband Pennsylvania reports his mother suffered rheumatism for years and could barely move. After using Chamberlain Pain Balm she found relief after a few applications and now uses it regularly to stay able to walk. Sold by all druggists.
The North Poudre Irrigation Company aims to finish its back water ditch in about two weeks. The 30 foot wide channel taps Boxelder Creek and diverts flood water into a reservoir northeast of Wellington, a concept inspired by Egyptian irrigation. Contractor J R Thompson leads the project claiming it is the most unique ditch this side of the Atlantic.
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