The Greeley Tribune Founded in 1870
The Greeley Tribune traces its origins to 1870 when N C Mee established the paper known for a large subscription base. The statement reflects historic branding as The Paper with the Big Subscription List.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1903
Page
4
The Greeley Tribune traces its origins to 1870 when N C Mee established the paper known for a large subscription base. The statement reflects historic branding as The Paper with the Big Subscription List.
To subscribers the Greeley Tribune is sent and charged until ordered discontinued. A single request to discontinue is attended to promptly. If discontinuing, ensure all payments are up to date as a courtesy gesture.
A special needlework display committee is formed as Colorado showcases its diverse resources at the fair. Pueblo commissioner Paul Wilson leads funds management while counties grant liberal appropriations to support an impressive exhibit and the securing of a state building.
Isabella Churchill praises the commission for energy and prudent management. She believes a state house in St Louis will aid Colorado travelers and stand as a monument to loyal citizens who have earned wealth from the hills. She calls on all citizens to unite for Colorado’s grand show on earth success.
The Weld County teachers hold their twentieth annual session at Greeley High School next Saturday. Judge Charles E. Southard will address compulsory attendance and juvenile delinquency. The program includes morning exhibits and lessons, an afternoon address, and roundtable topics on questioning, the honor system, and rural education.
I Rothschild & Co. invites Weld County potato growers to submit smooth and knotty spuds for judging by Charles Bliss H Rea and David Kelley. Prizes 15 7.50 and 10 dollars. Samples due December 1 1903 at I Rothschild & Co warehouse in Greeley. Exhibit after awards at Main Street and at the Louis exposition.
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