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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1908
Page
6
The Greeley Tribune began in 1876 founded by N. C. Meeker. It lists office at 722 Seventh St Greeley Colorado with subscription rates 1 month 20 cents 1 year 2.00 and notes second class matter status under March 3 1879 act.
The piece argues that George Houston lost the last election due to a confusing ballot and partisan machine politics. It predicts a shift toward the Australian ballot and notes broad economic trends, election outcomes, and Weld county political tensions.
Local chatter predicts strong demand and a lively fall in Eeeley as potato and beet crops mature, boosting the agricultural economy and business activity in town.
Not surprised by the statewide victory for democratic candidates from governor to local offices. The editorial lauds the group as good, square men who will serve creditably and honor Colorado, with John Shafroth praised as strong and honest. A regret is expressed about not seeing George D. Statler elected state treasurer.
The piece urges Colorado Democrats to act fairly in the upcoming legislature, support Hughes for the U.S. Senate, and pass reforms including changes to election law, a strong primary law, a bank guarantee law, direct election of the senator, and campaign finance disclosure. It notes convention support for Hughes and questions whether Democrats will pursue reform measures.
The letter argues Senator Clayton’s defeat by party rivals won’t curb his power for Weld County. It credits him with steering Shafroth toward the governorship and shaping support for the State Normal school. The writer condemns party loyalty and calls for nonpartisan election reforms to curb blind partisanship at the state level.
Prompt first aid guidance for burns and scars. The text recommends Cham berlain's Selve applied on a soft cloth to relieve pain instantly and hasten healing without scarring, noting it is available from all druggists.
Mrs. Victor Conner who has been in St. Joseph’s hospital in Denver for four weeks was brought home Thursday evening. Mrs. Conner is still seriously ill.
Ad claims affordable furnished rooms and houses, promising 100 cents per dollar value and urging readers to choose this place for well furnished homes while noting rent costs and obligations. The text appeals to budget concerns and housing comfort.
The advertisement promotes a dignified credit plan for furnishing a four room cottage with payments over time. It emphasizes not paying cash upfront, allowing buyers to own a fully furnished home while paying monthly. It claims quality over low price and invites in-person explanation of the system.
T W Ethridge left Saturday for Bolliver Missouri after a summer here. Harry Moore arrived Saturday to visit his uncle J C Crawford of Pittsburg. Grand Junction Jonathan apples now in stock at reduced Denver wholesale prices from Wilson Grocery. Mrs T Sothman and son Henry, and Mr and Mrs A Carlson went to Denver for a few days. Len Tenesky, longtime at Poudre Valley ranch, left Monday for Los Angeles. Bring school children to New Camfield hotel Thursday Friday and Saturday November 19 20 21. Dr Sapero Denver eye ear nose and throat specialist will examine eyes free. come early.
The Ladies' Aid society holds its regular meeting at 2 30 PM Friday at Mrs M H Morgan's home 602 Eleventh avenue. All ladies of the congregation are invited and refreshments will be served.
Mr and Mrs N D Bartholomew hosted a Sunday dinner in honor of birthdays for Mrs M J Poor and C A Wood. Guests included Mr and Mrs C A Wood Mr and Mrs D B E Carey Mrs M J Poor and Miss Eva Dyer of Redfield Ia.
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