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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
4
The article notes The Greeley Tribune’s average weekly circulation across years with figures including 1662, 2017, 2095, 2177, 2265, and 2208, reflecting early 1900s readership trends. It references historical circulation data from 1901 to 1905 and hints at a 19028 typo in 1902.
The Tribune announces the fountain project in the park has begun with the help of many friends. They expect completion when water is available and claim the fountain will surpass any natural beauty in the state.
A discussion on how Colorado mountain railroads drive tourist traffic with lavish advertising. Photographers, writers, and artists showcase scenery to attract thousands annually, bringing visitors who often settle, boosting population and state resources more than rail fare revenues.
The Greeley Sun editorial criticizes county commissioners for appointing Eaton Herald as county printer, arguing a partisan bias in local government. It contrasts republican control with favoring a smaller Democratic paper and warns against public trusts becoming private graft amid party loyalty.
The Weld County Tribune argues county commissioners must serve all people, not party interests. It cites bids for county printing and a pledge to award contracts to the lowest responsible bidder, praising savings and condemning graft related to prior favoritism toward political allies.
The trial of Fred B. Jewell for the murder of John Strassheim in Fort Morgan concluded in district court without a verdict by press time. Strassheim, a German beet worker, and Jewell clashed after the drowning of Jewell’s daughter and a later confrontation led to Jewell firing a revolver and shooting Strassheim in the chest. The defense contends the gun discharged accidentally as Jewell attempted to drive Strassheim off his property.
Under new management the milk condensing plant reports record business this year. H H Ewing plans cement dairy barn investment while post office shifts to a new brick building. Coroner Macy investigated a death on a train near Fort Lupton as a hail storm damaged crops. A tennis court is built and a club formed, land booms with a commercial association adopting by laws and boosting the town.
A customer suffered two to three years with tetter on her hands and could not perform duties until one box of Chamberlain's Salve cured her. Chamberlain's medicines give splendid satisfaction in this community. M. H. Rodney & Co., Almond, Alabama. Chamberlain's medicines are sold by all druggists.
The Colorado and Southern offers half rates to Mexico City and return. Tickets on sale April 25 to May 18, June 8 to 15, and June 20 to July 12. Valid 90 days with stopovers in both directions. Full information on request. T. EB. Fisher G P A Denver.
The only place in Greeley offering government inspected beef is Marks' Market, highlighting its unique market position for quality meat.
The advertisement asserts the average man should treat minor ailments at home to save costs. It promotes Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, Cough Remedy, Pain Balm, Stomach and Liver Tablets, and Salve, noting a bundle of five bottles sells for one dollar and is available at all druggists.
Youth's Companion explains cold feet signal weak circulation. Advice covers protective footwear, avoiding full rubber coverings, and practicing hot and cold foot baths plus brisk rubbing to restore vessel tone. Emphasizes improving general circulation, dietary fatty foods, and consulting a physician for persistent constitutional fault.
A stylish young woman in a Sixth Avenue elevated train suspects theft after losing her purse. She questions two seated men as she searches the car and exits at the next station, while two innocent riders wonder about the other’s guilt.
The dialogue shows Mr Finnigan claiming industrious work to pay a $10 fine after an assault on Cassidy, as noted by Mr Flaherty. The magistrate warned of further fines if the same charge recurred, prompting Finnigan to stay busy to cover the penalty.
A Cambridge class mockingly treats a venerable scholar as a reference in ancient lore. An undergraduate retorts that the speaker is a dry, pompous man and questions the depth of his learning. The exchange showcases wit and deference to classical knowledge.
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