Tribune declares independence in Weld county politics
The Greeley Tribune recounts past community schemes funded by the paper including free concerts and excursions. It announces it will not solicit campaign payments this year and will run the paper on its own terms inviting candidates to “take a free ride” in a private carriage toward Victory Station.
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Downfall of a Boss in County Republican Party
The county convention marks the final quietus of Harry E. Churchill once head of the republicans. He built the party from near ruin to dominance, leaving offices and a strong majority. His enemies claim ingratitude and selfish politics, while Postmaster Gray remains loyal. Churchill will likely return to power when the time is right.
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Tribune Seeks New Correspondents After Eldorado Springs Picnic
The Tribune reports a successful Eldorado Springs excursion for country correspondents with about seventy five attendees and a plan to make the picnic an annual event. It invites new newsletter submissions from every county district, offering regular correspondence slots, free eligibility for next year’s picnic, and additional compensation. Send full name and sample newsletter promptly.
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Manager promises less partisan air in Tribune redesign
A letter from THE MANAGER pledges a shift in the Tribune toward fewer partisan hot air and more facts. He frames the change as an experiment aimed at benefiting readers and subscribers, even if it helps the other side at times.
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Address and You Will Be Supplied With Postage
A brief notice states that recipients will receive postage and envelopes upon providing a valid address. The item outlines that supplies are offered to facilitate correspondence and mailing needs.
Tribune misfires over assessor nomination clash
The Tribune praised Republican Jack Wylie for a strong record but angered Democrats who then rallied to nominate R. K. Winbourn of Fort Lupton for assessor. Despite intra party opposition, Wylie secured the Republican nomination amid sharp editorials and political maneuvering.
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Greeley Water System Excursion Teed Up
The Tribune plans a patriotic excursion to the new Greeley water works on the upcoming Thursday. The trip invites any resident willing to travel by train at a small cost to inspect progress on the system under contract to be completed by January first, 1907. The event aims to boost local interest and highlight the project for taxpayers and property owners alike.
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Bryan on socialism and individualism in column
The paper previews a forthcoming article by William Jennings Bryan comparing socialism and individualism. It notes his views on government ownership of railroads and how socialist ideas intersect with his critiques and proposals for social progress. The piece promises analysis of socialism's role in social and political reform.
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Independent Voter Promotes Purity in Politics
The Tribune omits the usual Little Lessons in Politics due to other political matter. It continues an impartial view from an independent voter's perspective, aiming to guide readers toward voting for integrity at least until election time.
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Dutch Treat Excursion to Greeley Water Works
The Tribune and Colorado & Southern railroad offer a Dutch treat excursion for 1 per person to the new Greeley water works nine miles above Fort Collins. On Friday September 21, attendees depart 8 30 am from Greeley and return about 4 pm, touring settling basins filtration plants and piping with lunch options and picnic grounds nearby.
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Haying accident in Greeley man injured by oil can wound
Ralph Goodfellow of Greeley, employed by Fred McAvoy at Rand haying, was thrown from a mowing machine when a colt kicked and a wheel hit a badger hole. An oil can punctured his right leg at a 45 degree angle six inches. Doctors Fischer and Snair dressed the wound after the Granby stage arrived in Walden.
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Delia Dellitt Returns to Stewarts Depot Cafe
Delia Dellitt, maker of famed pies cakes doughnuts and breads, returns to Stewarts Depot Cafe at Greeley for a new engagement. Expect pastry on guest menus with a future home cooking department. Dellitt is billed as the highest priced cook ever brought to Greeley. Reservations encouraged. Baur's ice cream offered Saturday and Sunday. Open all night.
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The Last Moffat Excursion Through the Rockies
The event offers a Sunday trip through the Rocky Mountains via Union Pacific on September 16. Fare is 2.60 from Greeley to Tolland and return, with a special train arranged from Tolland to the Continental Divide summit for participants.
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