Greeley Tribune Notice By N
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1908
Page
8
The Greeley Tribune issue numbered 70 by N appears to be an undetailed fragment. readable portions are insufficient to determine a clear event or notice.
The piece contrasts cold crowds for Secretary Taft with lively ovations for Bryan and Roosevelt, noting voter apathy toward the imminent election. It discusses party splits in Weld County, support for Clayton, and urges registering voters and ensuring turnout for Clayton and Houston.
A political update notes Senator Clayton gaining momentum daily with opponents conceding his improving chances. The report highlights increasing support and shifting campaign dynamics ahead of the election.
The piece recalls Taft supporting lower Philippine sugar duties and notes Aaron Gove’s beet sugar lobbying to oppose administration goals. It argues consistency is claimed by Bonynge while asking who sparked the trouble and who first proposed reduced duty, pointing to Taft as the initiator.
A column muses on how political campaigning alters a man’s exterior and behavior. It argues candidates shed bad habits, polish dress, and become more personable toward others, with the broader claim that participation in politics yields lasting personal benefits.
The passage argues that a changed nature makes a person more likeable and better, with sunny personalities drawing others. It claims politicians, even if morally flawed, benefit from amiability and warmth, and that the amateur politician gains most from the social effect on character.
The Colorado Democratic ticket Clayton and Houston pledge to push a Wisconsin style direct primary law with local tweaks. Republican candidates Carpenter and Packard offer vague support and the current law is weak and unused. Voters are urged to back Clayton and Houston for an effective primary reform.
The M E Sunday school primary department held its annual picnic on the Carpenter ranch lawn north of Greeley. About eighty seven children under ten attended with a few supervising adults. The event ran from 10 am to 3 pm with games, a noon meal, and a ride to and from the venue.
A freshmen party was hosted at the home of J. T. Clough with classmates in attendance. The event provided an informal gathering for socializing and celebration among first year students.
An auction style preview announces a prize range event by Stewart steel dealers with biscuit coffee and cookies served daily. Participants must submit an entry in sealed envelopes between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on Saturday Oct 24, with the right to win an 18 inch forthe letter puzzle and a home range.
Mrs. Harry Thayer and children visit Mr. and Mrs. BE Thayer of Greeley. Mark Beetham of Denver travels through Greeley en route to Cheyenne. Holland Davis visits Denver parents. Mrs. Lloyd Alter of Windsor visits in Greeley with the Scotts. R B McDermott of Fort Collins Express visits Greeley. Miss Margaret Birdsall joins Ramsay Dry Goods in millinery. H M Berry of Wichita takes a post with I C Glazier. Berry family to follow to Greeley. Misses Archibald and Crawford, Johnstown teachers, spend Columbus Day weekend at home. Walter Karr and Eaton residents in Greeley Saturday. R W Milne builds seven-room cottage on Delta ranch and moves family out from town.
A H Sanders formerly with W D Balcom at Union Tea and Coffee leaves for Denver to enter dental college.
Mr and Mrs J M Beeman of Denver joined Mr and Mrs W B Cronkhite as guests during Congregational meetings and returned home Friday evening. J H Winter and family moved from Eaton to 1403 Tenth Street and had previously worked at Eaton laundry last spring.
Rev. W. M. Force of the United Evangelical church in Marshalltown Iowa visits his three daughters Mesdames Claud Evans R B E Mich aelis and John Woehler.
Mr Grenwood of Seattle representing the Pacific Coast Pipe company and Mr Empsom of the canning factory are in the city on business dealings with local contacts.
Mrs. C. B. Scott of Ames Miss Edna Seal of Nevada and their brother in law W. H. Hoskins of Cambridge arrived Thursday for a few days visit with Mrs. Ed. Force.
F A Nimms resigns from his post in Winfield Colorado due to altitude and returns to Greeley to take a position with the Weld County Abstrace company.
Mayor Green returned from Albuquerque New Mexico Friday with a cooler view of the southwest and a stronger appreciation for Weld County.
Mrs Edna Van Craig traveled to Denver on Saturday for business and to visit her sister Mrs Isabel Church who was ill on her return from Colorado Springs. They came back to Greeley on Sunday.
Mrs Coryell Scott returns to Denver after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs G H Gordon in Salt Lake City. She was en route home from Salt Lake where her husband performed with Professor Houseley's chorus at the musical festival.
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