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The Greeley Tribune notes the issue print run and states that no 1905 issue was 23,000 less than 2,100, while the preseroom and circulation records are open to inspection by advertisers at any time.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1906
Page
4
The Greeley Tribune notes the issue print run and states that no 1905 issue was 23,000 less than 2,100, while the preseroom and circulation records are open to inspection by advertisers at any time.
The county race featured a sharply drawn line between saloon and anti saloon factions and a surprising Lindsey independent movement. John A. Holmberg's endorsement of Alva Adams disrupted Republican plans and reshaped expectations as parties avoided clear issues.
A discussion on balancing idealistic aims with practical duties in journalism. It notes readers’ vanity and foibles require gentle treatment to keep subscriptions, while a measured blend of soft selling and fresh facts sustains influence.
The editor reflects on reader writer relations and subscription support while steering the Tribune toward honesty. He notes few precedents, acknowledges occasional errors of judgment, and affirms continued efforts to do right without sacrificing usefulness or overreaching the practical.
The talk by Judge Ben B. Lindsey at the Greeley opera house last week challenged party norms and exposed perceived rot in Denver's two major parties. Critics labeled him crazy, while backers saw a reformer speaking against entrenched interests.
The article portrays a Denver judge denouncing graft and championing manhood and individual protection against the strong. Detractors call his stance insane while noting his reformist rhetoric echoes past reformers who faced hostile reception and anticipates future readiness.
The piece questions the integrity of campaign reform led by Thomas M. Patterson, arguing he pursued self interest over public good. It urges backing Ben B Lindsey for honest governance and warns Patterson’s style represents hypocrisy harming the state.
The Tribune secured strong talent at the eleventh hour for a winter lecture series in Greeley. Tickets cost 1.25 for Tribune subscribers and families, 1.50 for others, with a full four-night pass and a money back guarantee if not satisfied after attending all four numbers.
Judge Ben B. Lindsey spoke in Greeley as an Independent candidate for governor drawing a large turnout. He grilled the state supreme court Adams family Denver corporations and two parties with claims that would land many in prison. Supporters and critics debated his two hour address and lively lines of attack.
The article extols early preparation using the Russo Japanese War as a lesson. It urges readiness for emergencies and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick, effective treatment for colds, urging purchase from all druggists.
A severely mutilated body of a 25 year old laborer was found on a railroad track by Evans depot. Coroner Macy and Sheriff Florance investigated without identification until Monday when farmer W. W. Fisher identified the man as Adam Kacak, a farm hand.
The Colorado and Southern offers splendid illustrated literature on Old Mexico described as the Egypt of the New World. Includes details on sister republics and special round trip rates. Written by Fisher, general passenger agent, Denver.
Eye ear nose throat specialist Dr K C Sapero will return to the Oasis hotel for consultations on Friday and Saturday, November 9 and 10. The event offers local residents access to an expert in ophthalmology and ENT care for comprehensive eye ear nose throat evaluations.
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