Popular Lady Contest heats up as credits soar
The Tribune popular lady contest grows sharper with warm rivalry and rising credits. Profiles feature Miss Josephine Brubaker of Evans, Miss Elsie Teas of Greeley, Miss Blanche Middleton of Windsor, and other Weld county candidates including Almae Anderson and Annie Parrott. Credits come from coupons, new and old subscriptions, ads, and payments, with prizes for top in Greeley and outside.
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Greeley
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Weld County Credit Men’s Association
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Weld County
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August Anderson
Weld
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Colorado
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Eaton Herald
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H. H. Bills
Robert E. Hanna
Edna Blunt
Chester Blunt
Pleasant Valley
State Normal School
Lesace
Levin Brothers
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Big Victory in Fight Over Terminal Charge by Railways
Interstate Commerce Commission rules $1 of the $2 per car terminal charge is illegal and must be refunded where damages are proven. Omaha manager Charles A. Mallory and T W Tomlinson led the long battle, with railroads facing a 130000 cars yearly impact and about $82 charged since June 1.
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Nebraska
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Greer, Mills & Co
Omaha
Mallory
Chicago Live Stock Exchange
Supreme Court
T. W. Tomlinson
Sioux City and Railroad
Chicago Exchange
Cash prizes offered for reading Tribune ads in April issue
The Tribune announces three cash prizes to readers who study the ads in the April issue. Participants must answer ad related word and figure puzzles with the top scorer winning 2.50, second 1.50 and third 1. The practice promotes careful ad reading alongside news and shows how much information ads contain.
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Hurrah for Jack Elliott in Weld county sheriff race
An Eaton farmer questions why Jack Elliott is not seeking re election as Weld county sheriff. The Tribune gossip note suggested he had refused to run, prompting locals to argue they can force him to enter. The farmer praises Elliott as an excellent recorder and a good Democrat.
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Old and New Manual Training Compared in Furniture Making
A comparison of manual training and modern factory methods tracing the shift from artisan handcraft to mass production. The piece notes the Normal school in Greeley and the high school on the hill, describing furniture focused output, machine aided processes, costs, and the enduring value of hand skill versus industrial efficiency.
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Beers Injured After Wagon Hit by Freight Engine
Harley W. Beers was struck by a southbound freight engine while crossing railroad tracks near Ault last Friday at about 11 30. He was hurled through the air and injured severely though later reports suggest possible recovery. He was taken to the depot for care then moved to his home four and a half miles southwest of Ault. The wagon was smashed but the horses survived. Several witnesses saw the oncoming train.
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Railroads to Pay Shippers Says 1894 Statement
A statement notes that railroads will pay a large sum to shippers. The remark highlights financial burdens and compensation expectations during 1894, reflecting evolving transportation economics.
Learning the Ropes at Marks Market Visit
Friday afternoon the State Normal cooking class of about twenty misses and Miss Cluth visited Marks Market. Mr. Marks provided an instructive talk on cuts and loins and the best preparation methods for roasting broiling or boiling. The session offered practical food knowledge for future housekeepers.
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