Greeley Tribune Opens Pressroom to Advertisers
The Greeley Tribune, founded in 1870 by MW Meeker, describes its large circulation and public access to pressroom, circulation books and subscription lists for inspection by advertisers.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1906
Page
4
The Greeley Tribune, founded in 1870 by MW Meeker, describes its large circulation and public access to pressroom, circulation books and subscription lists for inspection by advertisers.
The piece urges taking a vacation to regain energy from toil and worry. It suggests even brief rest benefits hard workers, while contrasting greed with the value of nature and social exposure. It argues the call of the wild awakens a sense of kingship with the surroundings, growing stronger each year.
The passage urges making annual trips to the hills a necessity. It says travel can be inexpensive or costly, and that any destination works. It encourages going even if school keeps, promising refreshed spirits and financial relief from a two week Colorado mountain outing.
Farmers complain of rising hoboes and beggars infesting the country and seeking food daily. Able bodied men ask for meals claiming travel aims, while work is refused as they move on, spreading awareness of chain gang indignities and drawing back travelers to Greeley.
A slight delay in beginning the new cement sidewalks on Eighth Ninth and Tenth avenues occurred due to sidewalk grades not yet established. An engineer will be assigned to set the grades, after which work will proceed rapidly.
Jack O Grady Paul Heatchell and Peter Peltier Evans saloon keepers had their premises raided the night before July Fourth and were fined 500 dollars and costs each by County Judge Southard last Monday. The gambling paraphernalia was ordered burned by court action.
The Denver Post argues a good judge blends honesty and honor without personal motives or political pressure. It warns against self serving, cleverness, or crowd pleasing, noting immunity from exposure tempts corruption and stressing steadfast, principled interpretation of law.
Secretary Frank P Frost of the Commercial Club notes Boulder Fort Collins and Greeley inflate counts using school census. Boulder lists 12500 and Fort Collins 8500 while Greeley reports 1982 school children. When adjusted to the same basis Fort Collins and Greeley race neck and neck with Boulder about 2500 ahead.
Chicago and rail lines announce a round trip excursion rate from all points July 12 to 26, 17:00, Denver to Shoshone Wyoming. Registration dates July 16 to 31 at Shoshoni and Lander. Route is the only all rail path from Denver. Pamphlets on homesteads available from General Agent T. L. Rattle, 401 Seventeenth Street, Denver.
Advertised remedy promises rapid cold relief using laxative and quinine combination. Refund offered if no cure. Box displays Grove’s signature and product branding. Noted as a patent medicine style claim from vintage drug advertising.
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