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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1904
Page
6
Editorial attacks H E Churchill as the hidden power behind Weld County commissioners. It urges voters to elect L C Vanderlip and Steven A Bradfield to end boss control, comparing the entangled GOP to a cheating card game and calling for honest leadership.
Alva Adams a Democratic candidate for Colorado governor spoke Monday night at the opera house. The speech, praised as straight forward and manly, argued his two-term record proves his promises will be fulfilled after election.
A fragment notes Churchillian Republicans criticizing dissenters using terms like forehead and trim meres. It frames a conflict over style and discipline within the party.
Senator Henry M. Teller spoke in Fort Collins praising earlier Colorado law and order while critiquing recent conditions under a military administration. He contrasted past and present governance and referenced the current era as the most unsettled in the state's history.
Senator W L Clayton labeled Weld County issues in the campaign as Boodle Booze and Bossism in a Monday opera house speech. He tied these points to Democratic and reform Republican opposition and predicted victory on those grounds.
Democratic ticket gains momentum as Alva Adams holds the lead for governor while O Connor presses toward coroner position, signaling a likely party success.
Drug advertisement touts a remedy named rove with bromide and quinine for a fast cold cure. Offers refund if it fails and notes rove’s signature on each box. Price listed as 25 cents.
J W Davenport of Wingo Kentucky writes June 14 1902 that Ballard's Snow Liniment saved his life after doctors said one lung was gone and the other badly damaged He credits the first application with relief and urges others to try the medicine priced 25 cents to a dollar sold by J F Fezer.
The Minot J. Gidding benefit baseball game netted $90 for the sick player with crowds in the grandstand. Additional collections after the game brought in $18.45, totaling $108.45.
Question asks how Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets excel ordinary cathartic pills. Answer notes they are easier to take, gentler in action, and improve appetite and digestion while moving the bowels. Sold at 25 cents per bottle by all druggists.
One round trip fare to Denver via Union Pacific. Tickets on sale October 12 and 13. Return valid through October 16. E R Griffin, General Agent.
D. E. Kent and bride Grace Kilroy Kent returned to Denver Friday after visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Hurlbut in Greeley. Mr. Kent is Hurlbut’s brother in law and the couple wed in Denver last Monday. They traveled to Greeley with the Hurlbuts Tuesday evening.
Highest market price for wheat and oats paid by Farmers Mercantile Company. A Igo serves as manager.
Martha A. McCarty mother of Daniel McCarty of Peckham died suddenly at his home this morning. Funeral services will be held in the M E church of Evans at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Interment will be in Linn Grove.
A notice from Cc. P. Kemmerer seeks a reliable man to buy an interest in an established auction business. The applicant should have money good sense and intelligence and not expect to learn the trade quickly. The seller has thirty years of experience and will continue learning. Only serious applicants need apply.
J F Fezer offers Horehound Syrup recommended by J E Gover of Ottawa Kansas. A fall cold for his wife kept her coughing. after using the syrup she slept through the night and coughs subside with two or three doses. Available in 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes.
Surveyors busy platting a first addition to Cranford near the Normal school. The addition will extend south toward the stand pipe. Prof. Richard Ernesti has bought two lots to build houses, Prof. Abram Gideon bought a pair, and others plan to follow.
The Tribune offers readers who pay $2.00 or more on subscriptions during October a free souvenir book Glimpses of Greeley valued at 50 cents and a Spud Book worth 25 cents. The offer lasts the rest of October and ends November 1. Renew now and receive both gifts.
Subscriptions may be renewed with a focus on free book access and timely renewal reminders. The notice emphasizes renewing before the cutoff and highlights no-cost book options to subscribers within the period referenced.
Mrs Pilmer of Cordova Iowa says her child suffered severe croup and Chamberlains Cough Remedy gave prompt relief. She notes many mothers in the neighborhood share this opinion and recommend the remedy. For sale by all druggists.
Sidney Hallett and Emma Williams formerly Emma Fritz were wed in Cheyenne on Tuesday. Emma Fritz had just won a county court divorce on Monday and was permitted to resume the name Emma Williams.
Funeral services for John Bench the county hospital death veteran will be conducted at Macy's undertaking room at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The G A R will oversee the ceremony.
For sale several hundred tons of first class alfalfa within short distance of Peckham siding twelve miles south of Greeley. Includes loading chute for cattle and sheep at Nantes, two hundred forty two miles south of Peckham. Address F C Mapes Peckham telephone 71 7.
Invitations announce the wedding of Miss Laura C Snyder daughter of Dr and Mrs Z X Snyder to S M Hadden a teacher at the State Normal school The ceremony will be at the Snyder residence on the Normal campus at six o clock in the evening October 25.
Neill and Ward's offers Industrial and Gorham coal selections for sale. Local availability highlighted with emphasis on quality and value for customers seeking fuel options.
The group is in excellent trim and prepared to provide music for dances and all occasions. The organization is assisted by Prof F Mortimer Howe the solo cornellat. Bell Phone 123 black. Address 1227 Ninth ave.
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