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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1908
Page
6
Entry indicates second class matter status at Greeley Colorado post office under the act of March 3 1879 and shows mail handling designation for publication.
The Tribune urges readers to favor locally made goods, arguing that keeping purchases at home strengthens Greeley’s factories, creates jobs, increases population, and benefits all residents through broader economic growth. The piece emphasizes cooperation with manufacturers to build a strong local market.
A editorial argues for direct primary reform over caucus and partisan selection. It urges voters to choose their own candidate as a qualified, nonpartisan "hired man" and questions current methods in Weld County and broader state politics.
A candidate for the general assembly pledges support for a direct people’s primary for all officials, modeled on Wisconsin law and suited to the Colorado constitution. He commits to abstain from party caucuses on the issue and to align with like minded lawmakers regardless of party. Verify no conflicting alliances with other patrons.
The Fortnightly club plans a high class musical course in Greeley similar to last winter. Bispham is considered as the star attraction joining a lineup that previously featured Clark or Kreisler. The piece urges strong local support to attract top talents like Bispham Melba Caruso, decrying cheap amusements as inferior.
Weld county residents view the primary election law and direct senatorial vote as pivotal public issues. The piece argues the convention system is rotten and calls for Wisconsin-like reforms to empower the people and curb control by a small group.
Three legislative hopefuls from Weld County pledge to back direct primary election laws regardless of party. W. L. Clayton George M. Houston and H. E. Packard are described as broad gauge businessmen and farmers seeking cleaner politics and greater public voice.
An editorial urges voters to study the ballot to avoid miscasting. It warns that party tickets can sweep weak candidates and urges placing marks at the head of the ticket and crossing names on other tickets. Voters should scratch out opponents to prevent wasting votes and seek guidance if unsure.
The piece alleges Senator Clayton engineered John Shafroth’s nomination for governor to aid the State Normal School at Greely. It recalls a Pueblo convention letter of thanks and warns that political backing from Weld County and a friendly governor could threaten the Normal School’s protection. It urges voting for past supporters who have defended the institution.
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