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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1906
Page
10
The Greeley Tribune founded in 1870 by N. C. Meeker, billed as the paper with the big subscription list, runs under a publisher's name not shown in the provided fragment.
Publication notice from the Greeley Tribune lists H W Wolfe as manager and provides mailing and circulation information. It notes post office entry, second class transmission, and a 1905 print run with a minimum of 2,100 copies, plus open access to press room and subscription records for advertisers.
After a decisive vote the article urges cooperation across parties to support Governor Buchtel. It argues he will be strong and only serve one term, and calls for bipartisan effort to implement meritous policies and ensure efficient administration over the next two years. Democrats and Republicans should unite to enact beneficial legislation.
Northern Colorado's rebuke to Patterson and Pattersonism cost the territory one of the best district judges. It was with surprise and regret that returns after election showed Christian A. Bennett defeated in the general republican landslide. There is little doubt a majority of the voters supported the shift.
The piece argues Judge Bennett should be reelected despite ballot concerns that hurt him and other Democrats. It calls for experienced judges and warns against straight party voting, urging caution on primary laws and the Australian ballot, while urging readers to follow Tribune editorials.
An editorial urges ongoing political discussion with farmers for two years while noting high scratched ballot rates in Greeley. It critiques party loyalty, praises independence, and discusses Bryan Hearst Roosevelt clashes and Hearst’s bid for New York governor as a stepping stone to the presidency.
Senator James W. McCreery spoke at Fort Collins to a Colorado State Commercial association meeting on irrigation and dry farming. He warned that dry farming remains experimental and cautioned farmers against relying on it without nearby irrigated land, predicting likely failures in dry years.
The Greeley Tribune owners state they act as trustees to readers and thank subscribers for Bargain Week support. All 21,800 dollars received went to pay debts and reduce liabilities, bringing closer the day when the paper owes nothing.
Myron T. Herrick and Colorado financiers unveiled a proposal to form a company to construct a large reservoir in Gore canyon Grand county. The project may cost 8 000 000 or 29 000 000 and include inter urban lines from Denver and power supply. The dam near the mouth of Gore canyon would be over ninety feet deep and six to eight miles long, with work to begin soon near Kremmling. Limited opposition from the Moffat road earlier delayed government plans.
Mr and Mrs A M Plumb hosted about forty West Kersey friends for a pumpkin party on November 7. Guests brought lanterns and competed in prizes for comical and impressive jack o lanterns, pumpkin seed stringing, and seed guessing with music and a phonograph interlude.
A home medicine recommended for croup claims Chamberlains Cough Remedy prevents attack if given early when hoarse or at the onset of the croupy cough. Advertised as available at all druggists.
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