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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1912
Page
4
Subscription and advertising rates listed by The Greeley Tribune Publishing Company include 1 month 30 cents and 1 year 3 dollars for carrier service, 1 year 3 dollars by mail, weekly options, and a public notice of second class matter status at the Greeley post office under the March 3 1879 act.
A Weld County agricultural club column discusses weather, fairs, and small town life with notes on dairy farms, sugar factory trials, and local politics. It mentions Milliken bachelors, Greeley, Kersey, La Salle, and Colorado Springs figures, plus creameries, butter fat sales, and silos.
The article examines if adding dairy cows is profitable for Colorado farms. It discusses cow supply, markets, and help, comparing Wisconsin's dairy rise with local prospects and noting Wisconsin’s large dairy network, output, and economic impact last year.
A tribute to a longtime Democrat newspaper man in Greeley highlighting his old school courtesy toward women and children. Despite eye trouble and uncertain work, he remained cheerful, loyal, and a trusted helper in many offices. He faced life’s rebuffs with a smile and awaits the final accounting with a balanced ledger.
The piece alleges Taft and Roosevelt fight for delegates exposing misgovernance. It accuses Taft of being a straw man and pursuing reciprocity to benefit Big Business, aided by Perkins. It claims Roosevelt allied with Perkins, with campaign funds and influence. Roosevelt supposedly delayed a suit and avoided tariff mention.
The piece argues that Taft and Roosevelt, in their contest for Republican delegates, reveal ongoing tensions and alleged behind the scenes influence from major interests. It notes a strategic digression about tariff remarks and asserts both leaders expose new, damaging details about the other, signaling unfitness for the presidency.
Typhoid Fever cases in Greeley largely arose from outside the city with contaminated well water on farms. Boil all country well or spring drinking water for 20 minutes now. Typhoid carriers can shed germs for years, so screen privies, use disinfectants, and control flies to protect milk and food during milking.
A harsh editorial denounces Richeson and others as hypocrites who feign religious repentance after brutal crimes. The piece condemns sensational reports praising a criminal's courage and warns that public forgiveness cannot erase the horror of the murder. It laments delayed confessions and underlines the danger of cloaking crime in piety.
The warning notes a harsh rebuke aimed at mockers who deride sacred beliefs. Those who value prayer may seek divine aid to curb sanctimonious hypocrisy and restore civil dialogue amid heated debate.
An advertisement from J. A. Enright & Co in Greeley Colorado urges farmers to consider Racine buggies, touting 40 years of leadership and top value, while offering other cheaper makes and a selling window of 80 days from the Odd Fellows Building storefront.
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