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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1884
Page
2
A Tribune editorial cites Logan's speeches and condemns calls to burn cotton trees. It argues replacing cotton woods gradually with hardy species like box elders and elms, suggesting Transcendant crab trees for shade and eventual fruit, to suit Colorado climate.
The Blaine camp fears Cleveland will win the Democratic nomination and gain support in New York Connecticut and Massachusetts. The Greeley Triaate claims Cleveland may be a strong candidate in the East while Sam Randall Senator Bayard and Tilden back Buffalo’s figure. Some New York workers oppose him over the elevated railway veto which aimed to extend five-cent fares from 8 to 10 am, a measure seen as benefiting bankers more than labor.
The Oasis Hotel in Greeley gains wide notice as one of Colorado’s best with editors calling it a first rate summer resort. An advertising fund is proposed to boost Eastern newspaper exposure to attract invalids and tourists seeking affordable accommodations.
A Colorado Springs resident, Andrew Saegendorf, runs for Secretary of State. He ranks as one of Colorado’s oldest settlers and is highly respected, with broad Weld delegation backing and strong support in Greeley. His allies claim no candidate has wider cordial backing or greater moral standing.
The plant known as prickly comfrey is described as an extraordinary forage crop yielding 80 to 100 tons per acre across four to five cuttings. It is deeply rooted, drought tolerant, and permanently cultivated, with early first cuts and long season viability, praised for health benefits to stock and adaptability to hard soils.
A Moorhead style round of opinions shows Blaine supporters confident Cleveland will carry the nation while Democrats and independents praise the platform. Prominent figures including Reid Medill and Beecher applaud Cleveland as the strongest choice with solid tariff and land policy. Gooseberries from Canon City gain local notice as prize quality fruit.
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