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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1904
Page
6
The Greeley Tribune outlines subscription terms and discontinuation requests. It notes courteous payment of dues and provides local notices and advertising rates including 10 cents per line for notices and personal cards.
Editorial praises Governor Peabody for handling Cripple Creek and Telluride strikes to protect nonunion workers. It warns against deportations and militia use, urging lawful action for criminals and equal rights for unionists. The piece also reports a Wyoming colony project near Thermopolis with 34,000 acres under Hanover canal and Greeley promoters eyeing settlement.
A public statement urges fair law and order without regard to creed politics or labor affiliations, stressing equal treatment and the duty to uphold justice for every citizen.
The Tribune offers free sweet pea seeds to every subscriber who brings the coupon printed on another page to the office. No charge is involved. Plant and care for the seeds. plantable any day, with Saturday the pickup day for recipients in Greeley.
This afternoon at 2 30 and 7 30 at the Methodist Episcopal church addresses will be delivered and discussion held on missionary work. Speakers include Rev S B Stillman of Evans Rev G A Spence of Kersey and Rev Dr C F Reisner of Grace church Denver who will open a question drawer. This evening Rev J F Coffman of Eaton and Rev Dr Reisner will speak. All are invited to attend both services.
American Telephone and Telegraph plans long distance lines from Omaha through northern Colorado to Evans Greeley and Fort Collins with a route via Kersey. The project would link Colorado to Omaha St Joseph and Kansas City improving market info access and possible New York contact within reach.
The Tribune plans a Saturday March 26 event distributing 500 packets of sweet pea seed free to subscribers. Each packet includes planting directions, one per subscriber, with coupons required at Tribune office after 1 30 PM. No charge, first come, first served, while supplies last.
For rent desirable offices over a store newly papered and in first class condition. Apply at the store. Harry H. Shaw.
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