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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1904
Page
4
The Greeley Tribune traces its origins to 1870 founded by N. C. Meeker. Published by Co. H. Wolfe with H. Wolfe as manager. Contact options listed under Lone Distance Bell Independent 184.
A notice explains subscribers must pay until they request discontinuation. It promises prompt action on cancellations and urges settling any unpaid balances. Advertising rates are listed: want ads 19 cents per line, local notices 10 cents per line, display by inquiry, and cards of thanks 10 cents per line.
J E Snoot announces reelection bid for Weld County superintendent of schools. He frames the role as educational and administrative, nonpartisan, and seeks support from all electors concerned with public school welfare and the value of training and experience in supervision.
The Tribune reports no remonstrances by Tuesday noon and notes strong local backing for Sunday concerts. It highlights broad attendance by women with children and farmers, who value daytime access to music and the apparent broad appeal of the event.
The Tribune urges 500 adult residents of Greeley to protest Sunday concerts or they will end and a sacred concert plan may resume. The piece stresses morality and predicts risk to children roaming streets if restrictions are not kept.
A prominent Greeley woman stated that the city is lovelier without fences yet a fence free home harms the coming generation. She noted children like Johnny and Mary roam the lawn as babies and argued for boundaries to protect morals.
Article extols advanced surgical feats such as organ removal reconstruction and faster healing. It states Chamberlain's Pain Balm shares antiseptic principles, speeds recovery, reduces pain, and should be kept at home to save time and money. Available through druggists.
Notice to stockholders states the annual meeting of The Greeley Gas Company will be held at its office in Greeley Colorado on July 14 1904 at 2 oclock p m for the election of five directors and other business. Secretary A Riley signs the notice.
Mr. George K. Babcock was thrown from a wagon and bruised. He used Chamberlain's Pain Balm and declared it the best liniment he ever tried. A North Plain, Connecticut citizen endorses Pain Balm for sprains and bruises, claiming quicker cures. Sold by all druggists.
Sugar beet field looks fine with potential large yield if no hail. Residents and visitors from Canfield to Longmont attended events, including a band concert in Berthoud. Ed Markham and his mother enjoyed the World’s Fair trip. others bought dairy cows in Denver. move of Lerch household goods to Berthoud and Fort Collins housing plans noted.
Crow Creek reports George Sells returning from the east. Mr and Mrs Charles Robson stayed in Greeley Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Witwer hosted Mr and Mrs McCutcheon from Greeley Sunday. Mr and Mrs Watters visited Denver Friday after a week with his sister Mrs T J Jackson. Minnesota rail fares from Omaha via Chicago Great Western: 12.50 to St Paul or Minneapolis 16.50 to Duluth Superior Ashland or Bayfield. Low rates to all summer resort points. Tickets on sale daily through Sept 30 good to return Oct 31. Two daily trains via shortest line. For details contact a Great Western agent or J P Elmer G P A Chicago.
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