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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1905
Page
4
The Tribune reports 1904 issue totals at 50 less than 2 000 and notes that the press room circulation books and subscription lists are open to inspection by any advertiser at any time.
Editorial calls for voters to back candidates who support mountain water supply and continued street improvements. It urges electing good conservative men and endorses bonds for a new city hall, stressing unity across parties and denominations for the city’s progress.
The legislature faces a decisive vote today to decide the state’s next governor between Adams and Peabody. Democrats fear a Adams defeat could hurt reelection prospects, while Adams is seen as honest and likely to gain public favor even if fraudulent votes are excluded. Peabody faces widespread contempt as Peabodyism declines.
The piece argues whether seating Peabody would block anti reform moves yet risks entrenching corporate influence. It hints Adams’s defeat may ease partisan gridlock and cites bosses like Guggenheim and Evans as impediments. It ends urging bipartisan action to curb a common political foe.
Chicago alderman Hon. John Shenick credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for relief during a heated campaign. He recalls a throat infection that hampered speaking until two doses eased inflammation and enabled him to complete his campaign and win a council seat. The remedy is sold by all druggists.
Weld County Farmers League announces the Farmers' Institute at Pleasant valley school house next Saturday March 11 with sessions at 1 30 and 7 30 p m The league also approves wages for 1905 monthly 26 in March 30 from April to October 30 October 40 day wages 1 25 for potato cutting 1 50 for ditch cleaning and haying 1 75 for potato digging
Wisconsin seed oats in second year offered by Model Mills. Two weeks earlier than ordinary oats, straw very heavy, will not lodge. Sample and price available. W. R. McClellan.
Professor Olin of Colorado State College urges Colorado farmers to expand wheat acreage amid rising grain prices. He cites past rust hail and smut as shrunk sowing, notes a 60 million bushel U S shortage, and stresses growing pure milling wheat especially Defiance and Turkey Red for flour quality. He promotes crop rotation with alfalfa beets and potatoes and cautions on seed cleansing and proper seeding. He encourages rising milling demand and strong market prospects for next fall.
Clark & Faulkner announce a positive cure for dyspepsia after marketing Pepsikola Tablets. They claim quick relief from nervousness, dizzy spells, sour stomach, coated tongue, and palpitations with a 25 cent box guaranteed to refund if relief is not achieved.
Edward O. Wolcott longtime Colorado senator who served twelve years died in Monte Carlo last Tuesday afternoon from pneumonia while seeking health in southern Europe. Born March 26, 1848 in Longmeadow Massachusetts, he descended from Roger Wolcott and other Connecticut governors. He moved to Colorado in 1871 after completing eastern college studies and quickly rose in public life.
The Santa Fe announces a through tourist sleeper from Denver to California each night at 8 p m with no change. It restores the daily Famous California Limited from Denver at 3 45 p m on weekdays. For details and reservations contact J P Hall general agent A T and SF railway Denver Colorado.
A health advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. It claims the cure targets blood and mucous surfaces, offers a $100 reward for failure, and lists dosage and pricing. Also endorses Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Weld County Teachers Association holds a spring meeting in LaSalle Presbyterian Church on March 18 with sessions at 9 30 a m and 1 30 p m featuring classes on arithmetic language work and higher grades. Helen Grenfell and Miss Edna West address educational ideals and turbulent spirit in school and home. probation officer Crone discusses legal remedies.
The Noahs Ark proprietor will feature a weekly upper half column in the Greeley Tribune listing unique numbered ads with varying prizes. Readers who find the target ad number each week receive a present, and a doll is offered to the girl bringing in the most copies of ads.
Low rail fares announced for Pacific Coast destinations including Butte Helena Spokane San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Portland Astoria Ashland Albany Salem Tacoma Seattle Everett Whatcom Vancouver and Victoria Tickets valid March 1 to May 15 1905 with liberal stopover privileges J OC Ferguson General Agent 941 Seventeenth St Denver
Visitor extols Ormond Florida with waving palms pines orange and lemon groves and a river and ocean inviting fishing and boating. Advertises low rates to Florida points New Orleans Galveston and San Antonio with literature on application from I K Fisher C S Ry Denver CO.
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