Greeley Tribune History and Publishing Note
The Greeley Tribune founded in 1870 by N. C. Meeker. The paper is described as the publication with the big subscription list.
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N. C. Meeker
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1905
Page
4
Tribune Circulation and Print Run Details
The Greeley Tribune notes a 1904 issue print of 2 150 copies, with every issue not under 2 000. It states the pressroom, circulation books and subscription lists are open to advertiser inspection at any time.
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the Tribune
Land strip dispute near Union Pacific rails stirs Greeley
A land ownership dispute along the east side of the Union Pacific tracks between Seventh and Ninth streets in Greeley prompts talk of a Supreme Court decision. The railroad claims title to a strip once set aside for a public avenue while Union Colony previously held it. The issue touches potential library funding and local safety measures, urging city to adopt fire drills in schools.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Seventh
Ninth Streets
Greeley
Supreme Court
United States
Union Colony
Railroad
William Mayher
Rights of Children and School Grounds Shortcomings
An article argues for children’s right to recreation and play spaces, noting shrinking school grounds as populations grow. It traces changes from Meeker to Greeley, showing crowding of youths into streets as grassy areas dwindle and a lone grass plot remains inviting.
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Greeley Main
Meeker
Railway Visit Triggers Urban Fuss Over Street Closings
A dispute in Greeley over a Union Pacific visit spurred fears of street closures and east side protests. The editorial argues council approval would be required and questions the motives of a local alderman facing re election, suggesting political capital rather than real action.
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Union Pacific Railway
Evans
Lucerne
Greeley
East Ward
East Side
C. F. & L. Smelter
Champion Liniment for Rheumatism Endorsed by Mail Carrier
Charles Drake a Chapinville Connecticut mail carrier praises Cham berlain s Pain Balm as the champion fall liniment. He says rheumatism in his shoulder was cured after trying other remedies and urges others to use it for prompt relief and permanent cure with short use. Sold by all druggists.
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Charles Drake
Chapinville
Conn
Precinct Boundaries And Voting Places Updated In City
The Tribune outlines six voting sites and new ward lines for residents. Precincts 7 12 21 36 43 and 44 determine polling places at city hall tire house court house Coulter's bottling works south ward school house and Harry Eeker's carpenter shop. New ward map places north of Eighth Street in the second ward and east of Ninth Avenue in the first ward.
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Percinct No. 7
Ninth Avenue
Seventh Street
City Hall
Eighth Street
Tire House
Elevventh Street
Court House
Eighth and
Twelth Streets
Coulter’s
Ninth Street
Eleventh Street
South Ward School House
Twelfth Street
Harry Eeker
Carpenter Shop
Seventh Avenue
Thirteenth Street
First Ward
Third Ward
Alderman credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for election win
Hon. John Shenick of Chicago testifies this cough remedy cured throat inflammation after overheated campaigning. He recounts taking two doses and speaking through the campaign to win his council seat. The remedy is sold by all druggists.
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Chicago
Chamberlain
John Shenick
South Peoria Street
Why women should complain about delivery horses
The piece argues women should not stop buying groceries from firms with overworked delivery horses without first filing a complaint. It asserts dealers want to keep customers and will ensure horses are not whipped or cruelly treated if complaints are made.
Herbine Promises Health Vigor For Blood Defect Sufferers
Mrs Belle H Shirel of Middlesborough Illinois reports improved liver condition and blood health after using Herbine. She credits the remedy with renewed strength and energy and says she would not be without it. Sold by J F Fezer at 50 cents.
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Belle H.shirel
Middlesborough
Ill
J. F.fezer
The Tailor’s Ordeal of the Final Fitting
A Washington Star piece describes why men tire during a tailor’s fitting as a test of endurance. The tailor explains fifteen minutes of standing reveals fatigue from posture and muscle use, noting rare cases of collapse and the unseen strain on the body during measurement.
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Washington Star
Union Pacific Announces Pacific Coast Cheap Rates
The notice lists low fares via Union Pacific to multiple cities including Butte Helena Spokane San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Portland Astoria Ashland Albany Salem Tacoma Seattle Everett Whatcom Vancouver and Victoria Price points range from 22.50 to 220.00 with tickets valid March 1 to May 15 1905 and liberal stopover privileges J Ferguson General Agent 41 Seventeenth St Denver
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Butte
Helena
Mont
Spokane
Wash
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
California
Portland
Astoria
Ashland
Albany
Salem
Ore
Tacoma
Seattle
Everett
Whatcom
Vancouver
Victoria
Union Pacific
J. ©. Ferguson
Seventeenth St
Denver
Santa Fe Runs Sleeper Through Denver to California
The Santa Fe announces a new tourist sleeper service that travels without change from Denver to California, daily at 8 p m. The Famous California Limited resumes daily service from Denver at 3 45 p m on weekdays. For details and reservations, contact J P Hall, general agent, A T and S F railway, Denver Colorado.
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Santa Fe
California
Denver
California Limited
J. P. Hall
Railway
Colo
Best Cough Syrup Endorsed by Former Probate Judge
Ot tawa county Kansas ex probate judge S L Apple says Ballards Horehound Syrup is the best cough syrup he has ever used. Available for 25 cents, sold by J F Fezer.
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S. L. Apple
Ottawa County
Kan
Ballard
J. F. Fezer
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