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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1911
Page
4
Immigrants in steerage glimpse a Western dream as a grand liner nears New York. They hear first class joys above while facing bitter sleet and closed doors. Lights on distant mountains promise food warmth and freedom, and Americans’ wealth seems within reach to the hopeful crowd.
The Republican minority in the House appears disunited and pessimistic about opposing Democratic legislation. Progressive Republicans led by William Kent reject obstructing measures, while most GOP members grumble and oppose without a unifying policy. Farmers’ concerns frame votes on reciprocity and related tax bills.
The record notes that 109 Republicans who had praised farmers opposed the tree license bill during the voting session.
A. M. Shay of Eaton in Columbine district earns three National Corn exposition diplomas for his Defiance wheat. Prizes include Hirst Prize Colorado Sweepstakes Western Zone and National Sweepstakes signed by Eugene D. Funk and George H. Stevenson. He notes address mix up with Greeley and promotes water efficient irrigation and potato quality.
A reprinted passage from Horace Greeley recalls his boyhood on a farm and the lack of farming literature. He argues farming was a mindlessdrudgery that stifled growth and ambition, leading him to seek a different vocation. The piece underscores concerns about training farmers sons.
Mrs. W. T. Rolofson was summoned to Boulder on Monday due to the serious illness of her daughter Mrs. D. Morris.
A Longmont Call letter from a German family, Hesslers, and others argues for allowing German workers to stay and school six months yearly. The author praises diligence, reports $20 per acre during summer beet tending, and urges compromise with Probation Officer Brandt to avoid jail for parents.
A public statement argues the Farmers' Union is not just a marketing group but seeks to develop better men and women, improve lives, and provide a lasting heritage for future generations, emphasizing its higher mission.
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