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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1908
Page
6
The Greeley Tribune edited by N C Meeker notes publication schedule and office details. It lists editors managers and rate cards with subscription prices and mailing options for The Greeley Tribune in Greeley Colorado.
The Daily Evening Tribune offers 82.00 yearly or 20 cents monthly delivery to any part of Greeley except Sunday. Mail delivery is 83.00 yearly or 25 cents monthly. Existing Weekly subscribers in Greeley may keep their rate unless they choose the Weekly at the same price. If a delivery delay occurs, call Greeley 5 for same day messenger service.
Greeley prepares for a record Fourth of July celebration with hard working committees, ample provisions in the park, and comfort for visitors from town and county. Officials hope the event will be a great success and attract a large crowd as the day approaches.
The Greeley Tribune launches a daily edition led by C. H. Wolfe as business and circulation manager, Charles Hansen as editor and advertising manager, Miss Edna Andrews as assistant editor, and Miss Cora Leadbetter joining as general reporter. The team vows familiar operations with added daily vigor for readers and advertisers.
Judge Garrigues ruled the Fort Collins ordinance unconstitutional for granting mayoral power to discriminate against speakers. S. J. Greear, described as an alleged socialist, was jailed after attempting street preaching without permission. The decision emphasizes protecting free speech over city control.
The piece argues against officials feigning support for street preachers and urban martyrs, saying law breeds autocracy and fuels sympathy for rebels. It warns modern preachers seek silent contempt and love, while genuine martyrs draw crowds only if recognized, urging readers to ignore street fakers who fade without attention.
A friend praises the move of real estate and insurance firm Kinsella and Browne to 809 Ninth Street. The new office features green walls, a silvery white ceiling, weathered oak desks, and a modern vault with safety deposit boxes, reflecting the owners’ taste and building owner D. D. McArthur.
J Leroy Stockton and wife have arrived in Greeley and stay with Mrs. Bartlett at 1019 Tenth Avenue. They will travel to Steamboat Springs for a summer camping trip with Guy Stockton and his wife. Guy is principal of Cripple Creek high school. J Leroy Stockton, formerly Eaton schools superintendent, has worked with Columbia University and lecturing on extension teaching for suburban New York. He has published poetry and prose in prominent magazines.
In 1872 a cholera and diarrhoea remedy was introduced and soon proved superior to others. It gained wide use across the United States and abroad over thirty five years. Nine out of ten druggists would recommend it despite competing medicines. It is reliable even in severe cases and is sold by all druggists.
The Colorado & Southern offers a special one fare rate to Denver for travel on July 5 6 and 7 with return valid until July 13. Additional travel on July 11 and 18 also available with a ten day return window.
The M. J. Neill Furniture Company and the Greeley Tribune ink a year long contract for 6,240 column inches of display advertising. The deal calls for one full page per week over fifty two issues starting with this week’s weekly edition. The article notes rapid growth in local advertising over recent years.
A new Christian church costing 3000 at the S L W ranch was dedicated Sunday with over two hundred attendees. Debt cleared by nightfall. Rev J Lynn of Warren Ohio preached the dedication sermon and others spoke. Music by quartette and solos, picnic supper, and evening address by Rev Finley of Fort Collins.
Miss Susa Carpenter of Colorado Springs gave a carefully chosen program at the M. E. church on Friday night. The slim performer with a brown pompadour and blue dress charmed the audience through a dozen numbers, displaying refined execution and studied artistry.
A Carbon Hill Alabama man reports his four year old son suffered a severe dysentery attack. Two doctors gave up but Chambrilain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy, used with castor oil as directed, cured him and trusted to save many other children. For sale by all druggists.
The Empson Packing Co announces a new canning factory will begin operation on Wednesday July 1. Interested applicants over 14 should apply at the factory at 9 o clock, including men women boys and girls.
A compact Chronicle of names and happenings in Greeley and nearby towns. Local residents travel for business and leisure, attend events, and visit relatives. weddings, invitations, and church activities pepper the page alongside shop ads and services.
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