Greeley Tribune Founding Details 1870
The Greeley Tribune traces its origins to 1870 with founder N. C. Meeker and publication by The Greeley Tribune Publishing Company. Staff includes H Wolfe as manager and Charles Hansen. editor and assistant positions noted. Subscription rates listed for daily carrier and mail editions. Office located at 722 Seventh St. in Greeley, Colorado.
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Greeley Tribune
N. C. Meeker
Greeley Tribune Publishing Company
H. Wolfe
Harles Hansen Daa Andrews
Telephone
Greeley
Seventh St
Gresley
Colorado
O. Stone
Josephine M. Pier
Chas. E. Southard
Taft Democratic Vote Boost Cited by Campbell Speech
Ex Governor James E Campbell of Ohio says a Cincinnati figure has done more for Democracy than all national orators and hints at support for Bryan. He cites past victories in Butler County and urges homeowners to improve their premises to aid the campaign effort.
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Taft
James E. Campbell
Ohio
United States
Harmon
Akron
New York
General Grant
Bryan
Butler County
Campbell
Democratic
Weld County
Colorado Prepares Strong Exhibit for Albuquerque Irrigation Congress
The national irrigation congress meets in Albuquerque with an associated exhibit of arid-region products. Congress has appropriated 30 000 for the exposition under federal auspices. Colorado aims to lead with a complete informative display and delegates to advocate its Rio Grande water interests.
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National Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
Congress
Colorado
New Mexico
Southwest
Irrigation Congress
San Luis Valley
Rio Grande
Tribune Extols Civic Improvement Efforts In Greeley
The Tribune praises growing local support for the Civic Improvement association in Greeley. It notes the right people are involved and urges broader publicity and action, inviting women to join and calling for cooperation with other city newspapers to push the cause.
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Greeley
Civic Improvement Association
Primaries Highlight Rural County Apathy and Possible Delegates
The piece critiques Weld county turnout with under 150 votes statewide and warns that weak primaries could yield a flawed slate of county officials. It urges collective political action, arguing timely primaries empower choice and prevent graft, contrasting primaries with elections.
Daily Tribune lowers rate to $2 a year for all US addresses
The Daily Tribune announces a permanent $2.00 annual subscription for the United States, following a successful introductory offer. It aims to become the leading small city daily in the state and Rocky Mountain region, with mail subscriptions available nationwide.
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the Tribune
Rocky Mountain Country
Greeley
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Tribune to Publish Lowest Priced Daily in the West
The Tribune plans to publish the lowest priced daily in the west while maintaining its policies and features. It prepares to install a Duplex Perfecting press to print both sides from a roll at 4000 copies per hour, enabling faster delivery and larger circulation.
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Tribune
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Sad End of Summer in Greeley Family Tragedy
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beardsley lose their 16 year old daughter Florence after failed appendicitis surgery at Greeley hospital. The family moved from Luverne Iowa, hoping to rest, with a banker brother remaining in Iowa. The Beardsleys are related to Dr. C A Ringle.
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Colorado
Greeley
Thhey
Edward Beardsley
Florence
F. E. Baker
Greeley Hospital
Luverne
Iowa
Beardsley
Dr. C. A. Ringle
Mr. Beardsley
Dr McCormack to Speak on Sanitation at Public Lecture
Dr McCormack, famed as a highly engaging speaker in medicine, will present a talk on sanitation and public hygiene at the First Presbyterian Church on Monday evening September 7 at 8 o'clock. The event, guided by the American Medical Association, aims to inform all residents with a general discussion to follow.
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McCormack
United States
American Medical Association
First Presbyterian Church
Pilot Knob ditch irrigation project in Colorado
The Pilot Knob ditch, a major irrigation effort in Colorado, plans to divert Elk River water to 400 000 acres in Routt county with a 100 mile long ditch 110 feet wide at a cost of 1 500 000 dollars. George J Bancroft leads the movement and work began June 25 with completion aimed for next spring.
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Colorado
Pilot Knob
Hahn's Peak
Craig
Routt
George J. Bancroft
Elk River
Irrigated King Hill Land Project In Idaho Moves Forward
D H Bandy of Elmore Development Co Glenns Ferry Idaho has spent days in the city promoting a Carey act irrigation venture at King Hill Idaho. The Arbuckle Purcell Land Co is named local agent and will organize an excursion for northern Colorado buyers in early October.
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D. H. Bandy
Elmore Development Company
Glenn’s Ferry
Ida
King Hill
Arbuckle Purcell Land Company
Colorado
Kersey State Bank Incorporation Filed in County Clerk Office
Articles of Incorporation for the Kersey State Bank have been filed with the county clerk. Backers include David M. Decamp Byron P. Brooks and Fred S. James with plans to start business September 1. Capital is $10,000. Shareholders: Decamp and Brooks of Kersey, Marshall A. Decamp of Clearwater Nebraska, Fred S. James of Kersey, Harlan M. Stockwell of LaVeta Colorado.
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Court House
David M. Decamp
Byron P. Brooks
Fred S. James
Kersey
Marshall A. Decamp
Clearwater
Nebraska
Fine fruit exhibits in window from Yakima ranch
Fruit brought by Miss Florence DeVoe from Yakima Washington is on display in Young and DeVoe's window. Apples measure 14 inches in circumference and pears appear unusually large and luscious, grown on their father's ranch.
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Young & DeVoe
DeVoe
Florence DeVoe
Yakima, Wash
Four Room Cotton Era Style Ad Slogans
Advertising blurb touts rooms for sale with window display emphasis and pricing around 232.50 dollars, highlighting the style and attention to interior design.
Local residents take summer and family trips report
The column lists numerous residents returning from trips to La Jolla North Dakota Cherokee Park Nashville Estes Park and Denver among others. It notes teaching assignments moves and visits including Miss Carena Lee Miss Edith Lett and several families visiting relatives and friends over the past week.
Local residents and travelers share brief visits
Miss Annie Goodrich returns from a four week stay with relatives in Wheatland Wyoming. Joe Miller and sister Alta come back from a short visit with friends in Grover. Mr and Mrs W H Short depart for a three week visit at their former home in Buffalo Missouri. Mrs Katie Wyrich of Fort Lupton visits Mrs Henry Baab and returns home. Mrs H W Yersin formerly of Greeley now Denver spends time with old friends. Mr and Mrs W R Calvini host William Gore and family and Joshua Gore of Talmage Nebraska at dinner. Mrs S D Easterday and two sons David and Joseph return from Glen Haven after two months. Jack Bennett leaves for Denver en route to Connecticut for next year’s schooling. Miss Emma Crone returns from Iowa and will teach in the south ward school. Louis and Fred Kremek of Page County Indiana visit J S Nace of Delta for a week and depart for home.
Local residents return from trips and visits
Mrs. Harry H. Shaw and Kenneth returned Sunday from ten days visit at Omaha and Lincoln. Mr. Shaw remains away on business and will not return until next week. Mrs. Fred Atkinson and two children returned to Rocky Ford Monday after visiting her father-in-law, Mr. J. W. Atkinson and wife. Miss Mabel Worcester returned Sunday from Des Moines and resumes her position with Mosher and Parker after vacations in New York and Iowa.
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Kenneth
Omaha
Lincoln
Mr. Shaw
Fred Atkinson
Rocky Ford
Mabel Worcester
New York
Iowa
Des Moines
Mosher and
Parker
Mrs M C Junk Returns From Cheyenne Visit
Mrs M C Junk returns Saturday from a visit with her son in Cheyenne and joins her daughter Mrs Jas Thompson at 1014 Seventh Avenue.
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M. C. Junk
Cheyenne
Jas. Thompson
Seventh Avenue
Miss Robinson to Lead Demorest alteration dept
Miss L. L. Robinson will take charge of the alteration department in Demorest's store September 1. She has operated her own shop in rooms above Cameron's store. Theodore Zeis returned from Ilwaco Washington Saturday. He has been visiting his sister and brother in law, Dr. and Mrs. Lee W. Paul the past nine months.
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Edith Dabb
C. S. Sullivan
Irene Sullivan
St. Louis
Miss Dabb
Missouri
L. L. Robinson
Demorest
Cameron
Theodore Zeis
Ilwaco
Wash
Lee W. Paul
Bolander Undergoes Appendectomy Near Greeley
Oscar T Bolander ranch owner living south of Greeley was operated on for appendicitis Thursday. The operation was successful and he is reported to be recovering rapidly.
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Greeley
Mr. Bolander
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Montrose
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