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The Greeley Tribune, established in 1870 by N C Mee, branded as The Paper with the Big Subscription List, anchors local news coverage and community updates in Colorado.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1903
Page
4
The Greeley Tribune, established in 1870 by N C Mee, branded as The Paper with the Big Subscription List, anchors local news coverage and community updates in Colorado.
The Greeley Tribune explains subscribers are charged until they order discontinuation. A single request will stop the paper, treated as a business matter. Discontinuation requires settling all due amounts as courtesy. Display ads and notices priced at ten cents per line.
The court settles a long dispute over water rights linked to the Cook Hughes ditch and Western Drainage company. It addresses abandonment of water, extensions toward new lands, and the priority of use for 98.56 cubic feet, detailing parties including Marshall Cook John M Hughes George W Carrier Horace G Clark and Platte Valley Irrigation company with actions dating from 1866 to 1900.
Citizens back a proposed 100 mile electric line promoted by George J. Spear to connect Greeley with Ault Eaton Windsor Evans LaSalle and nearby towns. The route would pass through Pleasant Valley Big Thompson and Highland Lake areas with farms benefiting from lower freight costs and closer access to warehouses factories and major rail lines.
The court affirmed a 1883 decree setting 98.56 cubic feet as the decreed appropriation and ruled non use for a short period did not prove abandonment. It said using water on additional and distant lands did not injure the plaintiff, and that expanding use was not an excess of the decree. James W. McCreery led for the plaintiff with Charles D. Toda for the defendant Western Ditch.
The proposal outlines an electric railway to speed farm work and replace horse transport, with power sales along the route benefiting farmers and towns. Stations every mile allow alighting anywhere, construction estimated between 1 million and 1.26 million dollars, with farmers along the route signifying willingness to take stock. William Wilson of St. Louis endorses the project as a strong investment, noting regional potential beyond eastern electric lines.
The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway announces October 11 schedule changes. Trains 6 and 10 gain new Pueblo to Denver routes with faster onward connections to Kansas City St Louis Omaha Chicago and southern points. Westbound services and the Rocky Mountain Limited remain unchanged.
The Frisco System announces $15 round trip excursion tickets from St. Louis and Kansas City to Oklahoma Indian Territory Kansas and Texas on Oct 20. Trains depart St. Louis 2:30 pm 8:35 pm 10 pm and Kansas City 7:15 pm 11:30 pm. Details available via home ticket agents and the Frisco Immigration Bureau. Denver rate $25 via Duthart El Paso route.
New music announced by M. Witmark & Sons includes Mary from Maryland by George A Norton popularized by Irene Bentley in Girl from Dixie. Let Love Decide by Bianca De Jeneppe, a lofty love song sung by concert stars. Where the Prairie Rolls Along to Meet the Plain by Fenelon Dowling and George Arthur a melodic, sentiment filled piece sung by Reese Prosser with Al G Field's minstrels. My Own Dear Irish Queen by Chauncey Olcott, a signature Olcott ballad from Terence. All Newport by Herbert Dillon waltzes, among his latest popular numbers. In a Lotus Field by Joan W Bratton, noted for In a Cosy Corner.
A Greeley Colorado carpenter testifies that Doan's Ointment cured years of itching hemorrhoids after a single box relieved symptoms. He praises the product's effectiveness, notes slightReturns with overstraining, and reiterates willingness to recommend the remedy. Sold by H Reynolds & Co at 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is sole US agent.
Advertisement lists one way second class colonists tickets to San Francisco Los Angeles and many California points at 25 dollars via Union Pacific with connections to Portland Ashland Butte Spokane and other Idaho Montana Oregon regions at 20 22 25 dollars and liberal California stop overs. It notes Great Northern routes to Spokane Wenatchee Tacoma and Vancouver and Victoria with mixed rates up to 25 dollars and urges tickets read via Union Pacific. Contact E R Griffin general agent Denver for details.
G W Writt of Nacogdoches Texas reports his daughter suffered chills and fever for three years. After using Herbine she improved. He states his wife insists on keeping house with it and cannot praise it enough. Sold by all druggists.
The Union Pacific offers round trip tickets to San Francisco or Los Angeles for one fare between October 9 and 18, 1903. Liberal stopovers allowed both directions. A $13.50 surcharge applies for Portland return options via Shasta route or rail and steamers. See agent or E. R. Griffin in Denver for full details.
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