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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1906
Page
4
A campaign to improve Des Moines with beautification drives and sustained subscriptions over a year aims to attract capital. The piece argues attractive streets pavements bridges and parks lure residents and businesses, citing Kansas City as evidence that city attractiveness spurs relocation and growth.
The speaker urges citizens to assist in beautifying the city and to support gradual boulevards expansion. He argues improving streets and public spaces will attract new enterprises and people, suggesting a collective effort to outshine rivals and build a better home.
In a sparsely detailed report, Union County farmers show mixed loyalties as William Jending campaigns across the farming district. The speech, aimed at independence from strict party lines, stresses common-sense governance and local issues over national party rivalry, with emphasis on farming conditions and county leadership.
The piece critiques mudslinging and the hypocrisy of political candidates in a party struggle. It notes expectations of honesty, denounces public shaming for votes, and questions the fitness of leaders for public office amid pressure and temptations.
The Tribune pledges to act as an independent, people driven paper, rejecting graft or a party line. Editors insist they will publish facts, let readers judge, and avoid siding with any faction as they forecast easing weather and good crops after current storms.
The Tribune announces a four year plan to launch by offering a year’s subscription at half price during Bargain Week. Readers paying $9 for 12 months or two years for the same price may extend further years, with a limited window before November to subscribe through the circulation staff.
The farmer endures a tough season with crops damaged by storms. Despite large potato and beet stocks in the ground, only winter wheat may benefit from milder weather ahead. Forecasters predict a brighter period after severe, extended weather.
Mrs A B Conine and Miss Ellis Meredith led discussions on women's duty in politics and organized a women’s democratic club. Conine, a pioneering Colorado legislator, outlined laws affecting women and children, while Meredith urged studying politics for good government and urged Democratic principles with Bryanite leadership.
An antiseptic dressing reduces inflammation and speeds healing to about one third the time of old treatments. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is promoted as antiseptic and pain relief, preventing blood poisoning. Sold by all druggists with a November sales period advertised.
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