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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1904
Page
4
The Greeley Tribune established in 1870 by N Meeker promotes its wide subscription base and mailing status as a second class postal item in Greeley Colorado.
The Greeley Tribune explains that subscribers may discontinue anytime by notifying the publishers and that payments should cover any due pack dues. It advertises classified rates for want ads and local notices, with display advertising rates available on request.
The Tribune postpones the Sunday Band Concert because the sacred music ordered did not arrive in time. The event will be rescheduled with ample notice. Two printed protests against Sunday Concerts have been received. the protest form is printed to capture public sentiment.
The Tribune notes J. E. Snook's bid for re election as Weld County superintendent of public instruction. The piece touts his experience education and integrity and says the campaign will focus on his record this fall.
The Fidelity Savings Association of Denver failed after decades of stability, catching Greeley investors for amounts from fifty to a thousand dollars each. The collapse followed risky ventures in life insurance, Mexican lands, and Louisiana timber. The writer suggests harsher punishment for bank officials, comparing U.S. and Chinese practices.
Cripple Creek business leaders secure the Patterson-Brainard company for a week long carnival beginning July 4 with a 15 car train arriving Sunday. Grand parade Monday at 7 pm opens a show featuring Prof Johnson the world champion high diver and 14 other acts.
Frank Hunter travels to Denver on business. Mr and Mrs O J Rice greet a newborn son. H M Shull attends Woodmen of the World reception in Kersey. Mrs Carlson visits Denver with her sister Miss Johnson. E Harris and daughter travel to Greeley. Ira Shortridge spends Saturday in Evans area. Martha Blumenthal spends the Fourth at home in Evans. Local youths enjoy Seelys Lake on the Fourth. A Hodgson couple host Hunter couple Sunday. Robert Neeley visits from Longmont to see relatives. Bridge work continues under Charles Boulter. Etta Shull visits friends in Greeley earlier in the week.
Fort Lupton area news notes travel and family visits. St John and family returned from a month east and Worlds Fair. G G Philip and wife Japan trip. Mrs H J McAnning and children visit east. Keimbush prepares boarding house in Fort Collins. Lupton youth spend Fourth in Brighton. multiple locals travel to Denver. alfalfa season yields largest crop in years.
Mrs. Mattie Burge of Martinsville Virginia praises Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy claiming ten years of chronic diarrhoea ended after two doses. She says she used less than a bottle and was permanently relieved, noting the medicine’s availability through all druggists.
Mrs E A Beers visited Mrs Harbor last Saturday. Ling is improving after illness. M L Brown returned from the mountains to stay. Kinny Janie Cater and Marion Collins of Ault visited Landers. Mr and Mrs M L Brown went to Greeley for a few days. The Fourth was spent in Denver with Landers and King families. Mrs Harbor on sick list. Minnie's birthday celebrated at Tormey's Thursday. Fort Collins visitors Garrett Giddings May Riddie call on Landers. Myrtle King of Greeley visited grandmother Mrs E J King. Reception for Fr M King and bride at Mrs E J King’s Friday. George Beers and Lula visiting Colorado Springs.
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