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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
4
Column of satirical notices and local jests from the Greeley Tribune. Includes remarks on watermelons in market, honesty, alfalfa bread, and a jab at public figures and institutions. Concludes with a reader letter praising Tribune coverage of the grand jury.
The trial reveals a plea by Sheely and confederates detailing methods used in a cold blooded conspiracy. Observers note leniency toward the wealthy and pressure from big business, while a new grand jury and county prosecutor Carlson push for deeper graft investigations in Weld County. More proceedings are anticipated as justice moves forward.
Water carelessness about irrigation disposal prompts complaints as floods occur around this time of year. The issue is especially evident in northern Colorado, with authorities seeking explanations.
It notes that water is not as abundant in Kansas valley roads as in Weld and neighboring counties. The issue is a nuisance and should be abated. A law exists but is seldom enforced, with nine of ten cases due to carelessness. The call is to enforce the law.
The article extols Island Grove as a growing picnic spot with beautiful drives and shade trees. It notes level acres and cottonwoods, recent frequent outdoor meals, and a city council lacking rough tables and benches. Readers urge adding benches and tables to accommodate picnickers and beefsteak fries.
A letter reflects on a child's death after a street car accident in Greeley, urging society to value life and demand safer machinery. It argues against passive morality and calls for active effort to prevent further losses, linking religious themes to civic responsibility and moral courage.
June Eaton and spouse depart from Washington to attend a school conduct report. The piece notes the school has an enrollment and is overseen by Rev Av.
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