Greeley Tribune Overview and Publishing Details
The Greeley Tribune founded 1870 by N C Meeker operates as an evening paper except Sundays and legal holidays. Published by The Greeley Tribune Publishing Company with H Wolfe as manager and Gyaries Hansen assisting. office at 722 Seventh St, Greeley Colorado. Subscription rates listed for weekly, six month, and yearly terms.
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The
Greeley Tribune
N.C. Meeker
Greeley Tribune Publishing Company
H. Wolfe
Telephone
Greeley
Seventh St
Greeley, Colorado
Show Me a Show It is Time for Safer City Driving
The piece notes frequent city auto accidents injuring two women and one man, despite drivers’ apparent care. It urges more careful driving, warns against horns near pedestrians, and calls for measures to protect nonautomobile users on Main Street.
Greeley grows as manufacturing hub with canning and wire fence plants
The article notes rapid industrial growth in Greeley from flour to a dozen manufacturing varieties. Two new industries this summer include a canning factory and a wire fence plant, seen as steps toward greater local production and economic expansion.
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Greeley
Let us go after the small industries for steady town growth
The speaker argues for many small factories employing 10 to 60 workers each over one large plant. They claim small operations align with local soil products like sugar and canning, offering steadier payrolls and solid prosperity even in tough markets, and advocate pursuing any beneficial manufacturing opportunities.
Inconsistency at the Denver Democratic National Convention
The piece depicts a tumultuous Denver convention where crowds erupted over Bryan despite questioning his likely impact on American conditions. It contrasts fervor with a critique of free America, suggesting conventions merely vent large enthusiasm rather than deliver change.
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Denver
Bryan
Russia
Free America
Atlander
Roosevelt
Twenty Five Cents Price of Peace for Skin Relief
The advertisement touts Chamberlain's Salve as a quick cure for itchy skin diseases. It promotes the product at 25 cents and notes it is for sale by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
United States
Review of Past Six Months by Henry Clews
Henry Clews, the New York financier, reports the first six months show recovery from the October panic. He predicts a rise in railway earnings the next quarter as crops move, expects a fair national crop, and notes improved business conditions likely to reach pre panic levels by holiday time.
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Henry Clews
New York
Doane Hosts Summer Camp For Boy Choir In Wylie's Grove
Rev. John Doane of the Congregational church leads a small town summer camp for boys, with 15 youths, his son Leroy, and Mr. Demorest traveling to Wylie's grove. The campers handle cooking and camp chores, enjoy structured days, and benefit from a wholesome outdoor experience away from rowdier life.
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John Doane
Congregational Church
Doane
Leroy
Mr. Demorest
Wylie’s Grove
Coyotes Den Found Near City Limits by Hennick Brothers
Hennick brothers G A and W W along with William Hise dug from about dusk until 11 pm Thursday to extract a nearly grown coyote from a hole on a W R Adams property a mile south of the city. The animal barked as they worked. The den was found by G A Hennick during a rabbit hunt a few days earlier, with plans to uncover a litter.
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W. W. Hennick
G. A. Hennick
William Hise
W. R. Adams
Grandmothers' Party Hosted by Mrs Mimmack at Vine Covered Cottage
A charming gathering of grandmothers at the vine covered cottage of Mrs. Mimmack, assisted by Mrs. Woodbury and others. The afternoon featured sewing, reminiscences, and a dainty lunch, described as long to be remembered.
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Colony
Mary Mimmack
A. A. Woodbury
Holland
Shepard
Aaron Eaton
Rebekah Eaton
Steele
Dinsmore
M. A. Carpenter
Green
Anna Neill
Mason
Stewart
Mary Scott
Waring
Marsh
Beer
Telephone Company's Bulletins of Convention Kept State Posted
The Colorado Bell Telephone Company distributed quick convention news to cities and towns across the state. The free service posted important events within ten minutes of occurrence, advertising value to the company without cost to others.
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Telephone Company
Colorado Bell Telephone Company
Local society notes and travel in the Tribune ads
The filler column records numerous visits and trips including Mrs. Ralph King to Denver Mrs. Taylor Hadley to Denver J C Brewer to Zimmermans in Poudre and various light social moves In addition births visits and small ads appear among names such as Edith Heath Myrtle Kenton Nellie Bennett and Deffke family with notes on concerts and a DeWitts Little Early Risers recommendation.
Stewart Stoves Promise Durability and Beauty at Low Prices
Local seller touts Fuller Warren America stoves as the best value with a carload of old reliable Stewart stoves. They claim 20 percent jobber savings by buying direct, promising durability and beauty over other makes and cutting freight costs for buyers.
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Fuller-Warren America
Greeley
Stewart
OLD Reliable Stewart
Local notices and visits fill Greeley week
A crowded column lists residents and visitors in Greeley and Weld County. Fort Collins, Denver, Osceola, and Cambridge figures appear among relatives, conventions, business trips, and social calls. A reservoir bid of 300.06 dollars is noted with capacity 471000 cubic feet.
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Nat L. Harrison
Roggen
Weld County
Mrs. Wallace Ill From Ice Cream Poisoning
Mrs. G. W. Wallace has been seriously ill this week from poisoning believed to be caused by ice cream eaten on the Fourth. She is now improving.
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G. W. Wallace
Mrs Crow hosts Miss Elliott and Mrs Kelley visit
Miss Emma Elliott of Superior Nebraska stayed with Mr and Mrs D M Crow for several days and left for Denver on Monday Mrs Frank Kelley of Lincoln Nebraska visited the Crow household and surprised Mrs Crow after a 13 year hiatus in meeting the friends
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Emma Elliott
Superior, Neb
Frank Kelley
Lincoln, Neb
D. M. Crow
Steck Couple to Make Boulder Home After Denver Post Office Job
Mrs. Steck leaves today for Boulder where she will join her husband who has taken a position in the post office. Mr. Steck is already in Boulder. Also visiting are Mrs. P. B. McManus Ed and Florence of Sparta Illinois for the boy's health. Sam Weaver from Cape Yuma county attended a Denver convention and visited Albert Lawrence of the Delta. Star Grocery seeks old potatoes and offers payment. G B Van Landingham and Mrs. Van Landingham arrive from Concordia Kansas for a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Rugh. Mrs. Van Landingham is Anna Pusey.
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J. H. Steck
Boulder
Mr. Steck
Post Office
Sam Weaver
Cape, Yuma County
Denver
Albert Lawrence
The
Delta
G. B. van Landingham
Concordia, Kan
C. Rugh
Dr Coaltrain Visits Greeley on Convention Trip
Dr Coaltrain of Afton Iowa attended a Denver convention and visited his friend W R Reeves in Kersey who then brought him to Greeley to tour the town and surrounding country.
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Dr. Coaltrain
Afton
Denver
Kersey
W. R. Reeves
Greeley
Decker Family to Spend Weeks at Estes Park Cottage
Mr B J Decker Mrs Decker and their son Harold depart with guest Mr Remmington and Arthur Gill for Estes Park to occupy the Woodbury cottage for a few weeks beginning tomorrow morning.
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B. J. Decker
Harold
Mr. Remmington
Arthur Gill
Estes Park
Woodbury Cottage
Denver Woman Visits Sister in Grover for Two Weeks
Miss Mabel Stephen of Denver visits her sister Miss Hisse Stephen last week then leaves Sunday for Grover for a two week stay. Stephen is a Normal School graduate and has taught a year at Grover.
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Mabel Stephen
Denver
Hisse Stephen
Grover
Local Man J G Reynolds Named Baton Sugar Bookkeeper
J G Reynolds a Greeley resident recently employed at Sterling has accepted the bookkeeper position at the Baton Sugar factory, succeeding R M Crawford who moves to Weiser Idaho.
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J. G. Reynolds
Greeley
Sterling
Baton Sugar Factory
R. M. Crawford
Weiser
Idaho
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Oscar Adams
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Edith Heath
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W. E. Green
Ethel Bolton
Camfield
George Rienks
Isabel Rienks
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P. Kemmerer
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Quinlan, Oklahoma
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John DeVotie
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H. DeVotie
W. J. Winbourn
Nemrock
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Shaw
California
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Newman
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Redman
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Prof
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P. B. McManus
Florence
Star Grocery
J. O. Pearce
Salida
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Merrill Piano Mfg. Co
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