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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1907
Page
6
A brief item notes a publication known for its extensive subscription list. It highlights the paper’s reach and potential reader interest, with emphasis on its wide distribution network and readership appeal.
The community credits J Max Clark with uniting factions in the campaign to fund a new Greeley library. While opinions clashed over subscriptions versus Carnegie funds, his persistent fundraising solidified broad support and nearly completed the project.
A sharp rise in normal school bills dominates the current session, likened to a runaways outbreak in Greeley, as the legislature endures the so called silly sixteenth era and related political activity.
The Tribune reiterates support for the city officials elected two years ago to oversee the water works project. It notes no convention was called recently for public choice and asserts the prior selection reflected the people’s will despite some disagreement.
The article notes bills passed by the house recently to establish three additional normal schools in the state at Trinidad Grand Junction and Durango. Senate opposition remains strong yet relentless efforts persist. The piece criticizes legislators for prioritizing district gains over statewide benefit and predicts final foolery as the session ends.
The Tribune argues the public supported the existing leadership on the water works issue and should reaffirm the old mayor and board at next Monday’s election. It rejects snap judgments and pledges to aid the new officials in discharging their duty if the people’s choice is to be trusted.
A Kansas senator jailed for grafting vows in a speech to brand the president a hypocrite. The remark stirs unease in Roosevelt era politics and highlights clashes over integrity and leadership.
The piece notes advance proofs sent to the editor may be used in the current municipal campaign. It mentions stockpiled bird shot tied to city officials and singles out Alderman W. C. Wilson as a focus of the contention.
Spring weather brings outdoor play and coughing fears as grip and pneumonia risk rise. The ad counsels using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, claiming it cures colds and prevents pneumonia, noting it is pleasant, safe, and sold by all druggists.
A reflective essay condemns vanity and hypocrisy and links beauty to crime and societal decline. It argues environment shapes character, notes women as icebergs and men as froggish, warns neglect of family harms homes, and claims prosperity can ruin nations. The piece urges humility, charity, and emotional understanding.
A Greeley resident Testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved back pain rheumatism and leg pains. The letter praises the remedy for family use and notes Reynolds Drug Co. as a supplier. Doan's Kidney Pills are advertised as the sole choice from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
Three women employed at H. H. Shaws store were riding a pony driven buggy when the pony frightened and overturned near the park on Tenth Avenue. Mrs. Kidder is seriously injured and confined to bed for weeks. Mrs. Sanford and Miss Vera Doohan suffered bruises, gashes, and sprains.
Colorado and Southern offers round trip fares to Mexico City good April 25 to May 11, June to 11, and June 20 to July 12, valid for three months with stopovers. For booklets on Mexico, write T. E. Fisher G P A Denver.
An old advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for piles if PAZO Ointment fails within six to fourteen days. The text suggests a loan or refund arrangement behind the claim.
Colorado and Southern offers half rates for a Mexico City round trip. Tickets sold April 25 to May 1 and June 5 to 15 and June 20 to July 1. Valid 90 days with stopovers allowed in both directions. For full information contact G P A Fisher in Denver.
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