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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1906
Page
4
The document notes the Tribune founded in 1870 by N.O.M. and states copies printed and post office transmission rates. It asserts the press room circulation books and subscription lists are open for inspection by any advertiser at any time and that 1905 issue output was about 2,100 copies less than a peak.
The new Greeley water system should finish by contract time January 1, 1971 barring further drawbacks. Delays arose because pipe making machinery from the coast was late after the San Francisco earthquake, but crews have built a premier settling and filtration plant praised as the finest in the state and a source of civic pride.
The Tribune invites readers to take a day off Friday for an excursion to Fidorado Springs in South Boulder canon. Northern Colorado Day offers a special rate for the outing, promising a pleasant day trip.
The Tribune offers a round trip by broad gauge train at 7 30 tomorrow morning with full grounds access and amusements for a small extra bathing suit fee. Seats for every ticket, no standing, quiet crowd, new resort, first class pleasure trip. Return by 9 pm, may be this year’s only excursion.
Obituary notes Russell Sage is dead at his New York summer residence last Sunday. The article calls him a financial titan devoid of kindness and values his fortune at about 100 million dollars. It criticizes his belief that vacations waste time and energy and mocks his wealth oriented life.
The article praises Russell Sage for his steadfast purpose in wealth accumulation while noting harsh criticism of his character. It contends that if his energy had been used for uplifting humanity, he might be remembered as a great benefactor, though a year hence his name will likely fade from memory among his former associates.
F J Halaniski presents a strong article arguing a universal power guiding justice and righteousness in politics. The piece condemns corporate giants corrupt politicians biased judges and capital plunderers while praising fate and the Great Silence that exposes and punishes wrongdoers from Garfield to McKinley Roosevelt Hanna and others.
President Bumstead of the Colorado State Beet Growers association informs the board of control that a 500 solid silver loving cup donated by President Havemeyer will be contested for the best beet exhibit at the National Irrigation Congress in Boise from September 3 to 8. California Utah Washington and Idaho groups echo the notice, predicting the greatest sugar beet display yet. Sugar beet farming has surged, with Idaho building five beet factories in five years at about 1,000,000 each, and two more underway.
An Attorney General opinion says Greeley Trinidad Durango Fort Collins Grand Junction and others cannot use the Lindsey registration method. Denver Colorado Springs Leadville Boulder Pueblo and Cripple Creek may apply the law since population basing uses the last federal census, which these towns earlier exceeded. The note cites rapid growth in northern Colorado and the census gap.
The Depot Cafe management announces an up-to-date chef and two pastry cooks, with improved dining room service. The cafe will stay open all night and strive to satisfy customers. Coffee in our Leader. Meats No 1 Corn Fed. BATIRS Ice Creams Saturday and Sunday. Denver Deep Rock Waters.
The Greeley Business College under principal C. Roger released its annual catalogue praised as a work of art. The institution is lauded for training many students for lucrative business positions and is noted for upholding high standards comparable to its premium printing. The Tribune office produced the work.
Advertisement claims a one day cure for colds using laxative bromide quinine tablets. Warns customers to seek refund if it fails and features W. Grove's signature on each box.
A directive invites residents to clear their coal house to accommodate a shipment of hard lignite coal next month for winter use. The notice emphasizes preparation and arrival timing for fuel delivery.
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