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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1903
Page
4
Adair Wilson of Durango Colorado is identified as a candidate or figure associated with a Supreme Court judge role. The notice notes the person's origin and potential judicial appointment or recognition in a concise, period-appropriate card style.
A local endorsement article urges voters to elect Grant E Halderman as judge of the Eighth Judicial District. It highlights his self made background from Oasis hotel manager to Boulder county lawyer, notes his Longmont practice and irrigation law expertise, and calls him a just and wise jurist.
Greeley and Weld County residents urged to vote for Adair Wilson for the state Supreme Court. The case highlights his role in securing passage of the 1880 State Normal School bill and notes his six years on the Court of Appeals bench plus integrity and legal ability.
From Carbondale comes a report that despite frost 120 acres of potatoes planted by E. H. Grubb on Mount Sopris ranch are expected to yield 30000 sacks. A recent field test indicated promising results for the crop outlook.
A field demonstration shows a 90 by 38 inch plot with six potato hills yielding 40 pounds, projecting 72,600 pounds per acre or 1,210 bushels. The tale suggests local soil capacity and farmer ingenuity in the Poudre valley.
The Tribune urges readers to submit news items promptly to avoid waste and postponement. Late items from Thursday to Saturday risk missing print due to tight Wednesday deadlines and limited space. Small items may be accepted by noon Wednesday, but longer pieces are often crowded out.
The Greeley Sugar company asked farmers in the district to stop hauling beets for the week due to overheating beets in stored piles. Digging and topping can continue as car supply will be ensured, with unloading credit and later road transport at the company's expense if cars are scarce.
The Greeley Temple No. 43 Rathbone Sisters announce a ball next Tuesday at the Armory with good music and their famed suppers. Tickets cost one dollar per couple and the event aims to benefit the order, inviting both young dancers and spectators to attend.
Dr K C Sapero, renowned eye ear nose and throat specialist of Denver, will be in Greeley October 29 30 and 31 at the Oasis hotel. Have eyes examined now and before sending children to school. Consultation free.
Miss Cornelia Senier completed a club of 100 Denver Post subscribers earning a free trip to the World's Fair with expenses paid. She asks the Tribune to thank her many friends who helped her directly and through their influence with others.
Readers are told that Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh at all stages. The remedy is described as constitutional and internal, targeting blood and mucous membranes to destroy the disease’s foundation. Proponents offer one hundred dollars for any uncured case and invite testimonials.
The city council approved a 16 mill levy this year for Greeley, down from 14 mills last year in spite of lower total valuation, reducing revenue by about 935 dollars. The session included debate on an electric railway franchise and a plan to grade and gravel Eleventh Avenue from the ditch to eighteenth street this fall. Professors Arnold Abbott and Bullock from the State Normal appeared, pledging 200 dollars toward costs. later, 175 dollars was raised by local merchants, with county commission support limited to 26. Council authorized extra night watch due to burglaries, supported if merchants pay for one month.
The Sutor Brothers bakery will move to a new building one block south at the corner of Eighth Avenue and Eighth Street. The current corner drug firm will relocate into the old bakery building once vacant.
A Greeley stone mason,O E Paulson of 1508 Sixth Ave, testifies that after several kidney aches he used Dean's Kidney Pills from H Reynolds & Co drug store and felt his backache disappear in half a box. He notes his wife also benefited. The ad urges readers to ask locals and to buy 50 cent boxes from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as the sole US agent.
The Youth's Companion states its aim to keep pace with years and continue earning reader confidence. It promotes an upcoming series on the farmer's occupation worldwide and announces free access to remaining 1903 issues for new 1904 subscribers plus a twelve color 1904 calendar from its Boston office.
Andrew Holmes, veteran Colorado and Southern division engineer, fell from the running board of passenger train No. 23 at Longmont while adjusting a headlight. He was taken to Greeley, then Denver hospital, with no serious injuries beyond bruising and muscle pain. Holmes, a pioneer on the Denver line, had first run an engine out of Denver over the C S branch to Greeley.
The letter from J W Davenport of Wingo Kentucky dated June 1902 credits Ballard's Snow Liniment with saving his life after doctors warned of extensive lung damage. He reports rapid relief after first application and says two 50 cent bottles cured him, selling by all druggists.
Travel promoter advertises a Denver to Arizona trip for 25 dollars via the Daihart El Paso route. The message is signed by Be. Isher, G P A, Colorado and Southern Ry, Denver, inviting inquiries with promise of special attention.
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