Carver and Dunning Proprietors and Editor
Carver and Dunning are listed as proprietors with E J Carver serving as editor in the newspaper masthead.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1886
Page
4
Carver and Dunning are listed as proprietors with E J Carver serving as editor in the newspaper masthead.
A reader argues that W H Meyer is a public figure and cites a correspondent with detailed political insight. The piece criticizes ultra party papers and endorses the Republican nominees Symes Meldrum Breene and others, urging voters to support them as first-class candidates.
The Windsor Bulletin, a seven column Democratic newspaper from Windsor Weld County, is praised for neat printing and strong editing by Ward D Harrington formerly of Greeley. The Tribune extends best wishes for the new paper’s prosperous career and urges public support.
The piece argues Billy Meyer's supposed claims on the Colorado Republican Party are unsubstantiated without specifics. It recounts Meyer's early career as an interpreter for Mexican lawmakers, accuses him of opposing party tickets to aid Democrats, and cites 1884 defeat and alleged Mexican and German vote manipulation. It shows state election figures to question Meyer's influence and suitability for governor, concluding his record disqualifies him.
The eight page Illustrated Tribune edition from Carver and Dunning is commended by multiple papers for its quality and thorough coverage. It features twenty one illustrations including public buildings and local blocks, with detailed notes on schools agriculture irrigation and county finances. Citizens are urged to buy and distribute the publication.
George W. Harris reported instant relief from facial neuralgia and toothache after using St. Jacob's Oil. He called it a wonderful remedy. Died. Morton In Greeley poet Maud Morton, daughter of William Morton, age 2 years 2 months, October 11.
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