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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1904
Page
6
The writer venting on rain, strikes, banks, and newspapers in Greeley recalls a Scottish minister, laments long editorials, and imagines reforms. He questions charity versus pride and ends with a pledge to speak through proper channels.
Mayor H. C. Watson suspends city ordinance section 26 for the night of July 4 restraining firing of cannons crackers and explosives except six inch cannons giant torpedoes and toy pistols with exceptions. City Clerk M. P. Henderson and officials sign. Dated April 14, 1904.
Greeley mayor announces drought measures and appoints Elmer Walters as deputy water commissioner with police powers to enforce regulations. Citizens urged to fix leaks and deny nonpayers access to city water. May 2, 1904. Also includes advertising notices for health products and a Nickel Plate rail fare to Cleveland with travel details.
The electric railroad is the absorbing topic as Fort Collins aims to become a major Colorado city. The editorial urges readers to support local promoters and challenge opponents in public, asking who pays and what it costs.
Arrangements are complete for the northern Colorado church fair opening tonight. The entertainment committee promises a grand minstrel show and the Company D of Greeley will perform. The soliciting committee reports many beautiful booths thanks to Greeley generosity, shaping the fair as a premier local event.
An old classified-style notice offers one hundred dollars for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes endorsements of F J Cheney and company, with testimonials and price. Also Weld County Colorado invites sealed bids for one year County Printing and Advertising ending May 6, 1904, read aloud publicly.
Clark and Faulkner promote PepSikola with a bold guarantee promising to refund the purchase if the remedy fails to cure indigestion. Reports from Greeley and Houston praise relief and a loyal customer base grows as cold weather and throat exposure prompt cough remedies like Ballard's Horehound Syrup with testimonials and prices.
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