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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1905
Page
4
The piece urges a brighter view of life and worries, noting that a favorable attitude can make any turkey taste better and lessen the perceived loss for those who may go without. It calls readers to be thankful and to avoid petty complaints that do not aid personal or general prosperity.
A Fort Collins meeting of sugar beet growers formed a temporary organization to be made permanent later. Reports say prudent judgment prevailed with no push for a higher beet price. The Fort Collins contract, noted as the state’s most liberal, will likely set a limit on what sugar companies can pay, tempering the %6 a ton agitation spreading from southern districts.
A discussion on Philippine tariffs, beet crop quality, and pricing contracts questions if higher beet prices are forced. The piece recalls the Union Colony pioneers in Greeley praising their work and the coming of age of their town.
In district court at Aust yesterday, Thomas M. Jones was found guilty of mayhem for injuring John M. Ryden. Daisy M. Jones was acquitted. The three day trial centered on tying Ryden and a knife attack after Ryden sought bedding on Jones land claim near Ault. The couple contested self defense, while prosecutors emphasized a motive over Ryden’s land claim. The trial included threats, a sheriff’s protection, and a contested common law marriage. The couple have a ten year marriage and a nine year old daughter.
The article celebrates universal cause for thanksgiving, citing Russia and Japan peace and American contribution. It notes Colorado's year of stability, rising production, good crops, and favorable farm prices, urging readers to overlook personal troubles in the shared rejoicing.
Salem Roseman was seriously injured last Wednesday evening after his bicycle wheel dropped into a hole in a wooden culvert at Tenth avenue and Eighth street. He fell hard, sustained severe internal injuries, and was attended by Dr. C. B. Dyde before being moved home.
Notice of stockholders meeting of Consolidated Hills borough Ditch Co to be held at Johnstown Hall Johnstown Colo Saturday December 9 1905 at 1 p m for electing five directors for the ensuing year to levy an assessment and to transact such other business. P W Allen secretary Greeley Colo November 9 1905.
A promotional claim states Chamberlain's Cough Remedy provides quick relief and permanent cure for bad colds, relieves the lungs, eases expectoration, counters pneumonia tendencies, and is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by all druggists.
The Canon City Record issued a notable special edition last week. It features profuse illustrations, half tone cuts, and descriptive material about Canon City and its surrounding countryside.
J. W. Hollingsworth, farm and stock auctioneer, has located in Greeley and offers sales dates. Ten years of experience back his claim to reliability. Dates and terms available at the Tribune office for a limited time. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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