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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1903
Page
4
The Greeley Tribune explains that subscribers pay until they order discontinuation. A single request to stop will be handled promptly and cheerfully as a pew subscription. If discontinuing, readers should settle any back dues as a courtesy.
A. B. Copeland writes from the Cam-pan ia en route to the U.S. on a five day Atlantic crossing recounting his brief tour of London Paris Versailles Oxford Stratford upon Avon Melrose Abbotsford Glasgow Edinburgh Stirling Castle and Bannockburn. He notes the thrill of treading historic grounds and the crowd of guides vendors and relic peddlers. he contrasts Paris London and Edinburgh and comments on public spending and the citys modern history including the Franco Prussian war and the Paris commune.
A party of Washington newspaper correspondents will travel by special Union Pacific train arriving at 12 20 tomorrow. Mayor Watson and city officials will greet them at Oasis hotel lunch, then tour by carriage ending at Lucerne before continuing to Ogden for the Irrigation congress.
West town growers report cucumber plots selling heavily with R T Allien earning 325 dollars from 1.75 acres and beets turning up large yields across multiple owners. Several farmers including J W Anderson and Andrew Severin hail steady beet and potato crops while bees and fruit plans expand on local holdings.
Thirteenth street is being graveled along its entire length to the railroad tracks and residents east of Ninth avenue began subscriptions after seeing the city council’s stance. Street Supervisor Seaman started work promptly after last Thursday’s last-name additions, with completion likely ending street work for the summer barring minor repairs.
Fifty acres near LaSalle advertised with abundant water supplied by gasoline engine. Asking price $2,500. Also offering stock and farm machinery. Sale described as a bargain by Scott and Lyons.
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