Paper With Large Subscription List
A brief item notes a newspaper issue featuring a prominently sized subscription list. The article highlights the extensive reader backing and suggests growth potential for the publication amid rising demand.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1905
Page
4
A brief item notes a newspaper issue featuring a prominently sized subscription list. The article highlights the extensive reader backing and suggests growth potential for the publication amid rising demand.
The Grooley Tribune explains that subscribers can discontinue anytime with a simple written request and that all back dues must be settled. It outlines advertising rates including want ads at 19 cents per line and local notices at 10 cents per line, with display rates on application.
The Tribune reports a referee print issue reflecting that no issue in 1904 was 150 less than 2000. The pressroom circulation books and subscription lists are open for inspection by any advertiser at any time.
The city council shows new energy to replace the Ninth avenue and Seventh street shack with a modern city hall. With Weld county taxes low, proponents argue a small mill levy for five to six years would fund the project and ease public sentiment at the spring election.
M. B. Knowles of Greeley drafts a bill for the legislature proposing marriage as a civil contract. The measure would allow termination at any time specified by the parties in their contract, reflecting ideas urged by George Merideth.
A proposed bill includes a six month probation period for marriages and a clause to designate the head of the house. Critics argue it fails to curb divorce costs and urges laws to make marriage harder and divorce easier, deeming the bill a boon for the rich.
A Tribune lost and found item about a set of false teeth ends with a Denver note tracing them to a sweetheart in Greeley. The piece ends with a testimonial for Ballard's Horehound syrup, praising its throat and lung benefits and noting local sales by J. F. Fezer for 25 50 and 1 dollar.
The Tribune urges transparency as Denver and Chicago mail order houses erode Weld County trade. It cites two local grocers John Roche Red Front and Lofgren Brothers Star Grocery who publicly match or beat Denver prices, while warning others hedge price lists to protect margins.
The Colorado State Realty Association assists in preparing an exhibit for the Missouri Pacific Immigration Department. Denver assembly needed by Jan 31 to ship to St. Louis by Feb 15. Gov Adams and Mines Commissioner White approve Colorado mine and fruit displays. Display farm products and canned goods. ensure timely delivery and pay transport to Denver.
EK Heaton of 711 Ninth street testifies kidney pain from back strain or cold affected him. He bought Doan s Kidney Pills at H Reynolds & Co and found relief without stomach or bowel upset. He recommends the kidney remedy as it acts directly on the kidneys and matches its advertised claims. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan s.
Advertisement touts Herbine as medicine to restore bile flow and digestion. It claims improved appetite, toned stomach liver and kidneys, clearer complexion, and renewed vigor. Bottles priced at 50 cents, sold by J. F. Fezer.
An advertisement asserts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is perfectly safe for children and contains nothing harmful. It claims the medicine is unsurpassed for coughs colds and croup and is sold by all druggists, warning against dangerous substances in other products.
The Santa Fe will run a tourist sleeper through to California from Denver daily at 8 p m. This marks a major improvement over past service. The Famous California Limited will resume daily service leaving Denver at 3 45 p m each weekday. For pamphlets and reservations write J P Hall general agent A T S F railway Denver Colo.
An old advertisement promises a one day cold cure with Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It notes a refund by druggists if it fails and features Re W Grove’s signature on each box.
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