UN Rates One Month And One Year Costs
The notice lists UN rates including 1 month at 30 cents and 1 year at 3 dollars. It also shows a 1 year price of 3 dollars and 1 year at 1.50, reflecting subscription pricing details.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1912
Page
4
The notice lists UN rates including 1 month at 30 cents and 1 year at 3 dollars. It also shows a 1 year price of 3 dollars and 1 year at 1.50, reflecting subscription pricing details.
In Weld County Colorado the Denver political scene and national figures are lampooned with humor about Taft Roosevelt and Wilson. The column jokes about taxes coins and editors while noting local quirks such as Evans street schemes and mint beds by irrigation ditches. A New York divorce suit and a boa constrictor story add broad satire.
The line expresses a mother figure’s first glimpse of achievement as the world she aims to win begins to yield and recognition appears. It notes an initial, tentative triumph before broader conquest.
A reverent tribute notes that mothers across generations share universal love and prayers for their children. It honors those who faced peril at sea and other dangers, emphasizing quiet reflection over public pageantry on Mother's Day.
The 1910 total reached 5 861 cases with 950 deaths while 1911 reported 1 931 cases and 440 deaths. Deaths appear more complete than case counts, suggesting underreporting. The Journal of the American Medical Association calls for full state coverage and complete reports to aid disease study.
The May term of the district court begins with C G Sheely an attorney contractor charged with bribery of Weld County commissioners and P G Bolander indicted for malfeasance. The community fears defense claims of bias but asserts twelve fair jurors can be found.
A plan for May 18 invites a flood of post cards from Colorado to showcase travel and living options. Greeley’s Commercial Club would back a state spread while urging a separate city campaign to publicize local charms and fight the house fly, aiming to attract favorable attention.
The United States District Attorney in Denver prosecutes a Burlington railroad mail clerk for carrying a non first class mail for hire. He cites the unlawful handling of letters or packets while neglecting a parallel statute that allows private express firms to move millions of packets, punished only by six months, highlighting alleged selective enforcement and profit for express trusts.
The piece predicts a return to prosperity for Weld County and Northern Colorado after harsh winter snows and ample rains. It argues agriculture will drive stability, despite national turmoil, with mining towns once bringing wealth but farming delivering consistent progress and wealth for farmers, merchants, and professionals.
A political analysis praises Democratic House leadership under Speaker Champ Clark and Underwood while noting business confidence under a Democratic win. The piece discusses trust dissolutions’ impact on stocks and reflects on the 1912 election dynamics, contrasting potential nominees and party unity with emphasis on strong entities and regional concerns.
The article discusses managing irrigation to ensure uniform water flow along rows. It recommends a ditch along the field’s high ground and openings on the ditch side to feed water into the rows at the consistent level, allowing upper portions to moisten before reaching roots.
The article portrays Champ Clark surging in delegate gains nationwide, swiftly narrowing the field of rival candidates. It notes Clark’s late start yet rapid momentum, surprising Washington politicians and signaling a strong Democratic push toward a Clark victory at Baltimore.
Labor Middle West reports pledged delegates through today from Edwardsworth and other states. Wisconsin leads, with Ohio and Nebraska noting organizing activity. Johnston teachers and elected staff in Johnstown schools reflect local political and educational news.
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