Founders in 1870 by C Meeker imprint
The Greeiey Tribune notes founders in 1870 by C Meeker. The paper highlights the big description list and features the imprint of the era.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1905
Page
4
The Greeiey Tribune notes founders in 1870 by C Meeker. The paper highlights the big description list and features the imprint of the era.
The Greeley Tribune details its mailing and office procedures. It lists telephone contacts, the city office in Greeley Colorado, and inspection rights for advertisers, along with circulation and subscription rate notes.
Judge Haslett rules against restraining the Moffat road from Gore Canon, highlighting government and railway interests in Colorado. The decision exposes lack of reservoir-site study and promotes voter education through the State Voters' League, urging citizen action and candidate accountability. Edward S. Letts invites participation and county sub committees across Colorado.
The State Voters' League aims to promote honest fearless and efficient public office holders in Colorado. It seeks laws for state regulation and savings banks a primary law and candidate nominations while avoiding party politics and drawing members from all parties. It will monitor candidates for state offices and urge conventions to nominate men of character.
Growth of the Tribunes subscription list to about 2200 names prompts a uniform billing system. Each subscriber will receive a bill after owing for one year, with all accounts treated equally and no personal case involved.
J P Klote of Edina Missouri says Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets are more beneficial than any other remedy for stomach trouble. For disorders of the stomach biliousness or constipation these tablets are without a peer. For sale by all druggists.
The notice reports the birth of W H Noecker's daughter on September 2. A prior listing mixed up the name, which should read J C Noecker, son of W H Noecker. The correction clarifies the intended parent and child identity.
A Chicago News survey of University of Illinois readers finds only seven of 1,009 favor preparing for the bar in a lawyer's office. Most lawyers say office study is wasteful and that serious students should devote full time to law school with at least a high school diploma and college work. The consensus favors a four year high school minimum and full dedication to studies.
The Atchison Globe reflects on surprise, generosity, hope, gender norms, fear of the future, and reciprocal family pressures. It notes a child’s astonishment at not knowing a washerwoman’s home, the thorny cost of gifts, and the passing of care from one generation to the next.
Stephen Essex a Methodist minister in The Bishop's Niece is described as not fully recovered from a panic induced by an early grasp of the plan of salvation. He has tried many remedies, delaying recovery, and fears any action might ruin the fragile progress he has made.
The passage credits John Knox and reformers for shaping a Presbyterian church in Scotland that recognizes the laity in governance and unifies authority under one representative leadership. It contrasts this with Episcopacy and Congregationalism, noting how Knox helped avoid both hierarchy and anarchy in church affairs.
One of the earliest American bearded freaks, Louis Jasper lived in southern Virginia near the Revolutionary War. His beard reached nine and a half feet, thick and heavy, with the mustache extending a foot beyond his fingertips.
A brief, humorous quip features a languid wasp circling a house cat. The cat warns it will not harm the wasp, and the wasp admits feeling half sick. The cat asks which half, prompting a wary retreat.
In a Cleveland Leader excerpt Rufus balks at an idea while Henry Hyde jibes about the workhouse. The mock exchanges hinge on a place name that offends Hyde, sparking a tense, humorous back and forth.
A Montreal Star saying captures a sentiment that many prefer lengthy sermons to brief practical effort, reflecting on priorities between theory and hands on skill.
William Rees of Pueblo testifies to lasting relief from back pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He endorses the remedy publicly in Pueblo and urges readers to visit H Reynolds drug store in Greeley for the 50 cent treatment. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY, is sole US agent. Remember the name Doan's.
The Nickel Plate road promotes express trains from Chicago to Buffalo Boston and eastern points with colored porters in charge of coaches. Special attention to ladies children and elderly travelers. No excess fare. Dining cars offer American club meals from 35 cents to 1 dollar. Trains depart La Salle street station Chicago. Contacts: John Y. Calahan Chicago and Chas E. Johnson Denver.
Dean Richardson of Harvard Medical School informs Colorado College authorities that college work will be accepted. The college offers an elective system allowing undergraduates to complete the first year’s medical studies during their degree. Harvard Medical School requires a college degree for admission.
Travel deal via Union Pacific to the Portland Lewis and Clark exposition offers round trips to Tacoma Seattle Bellingham Victoria and Vancouver at 40 dollars from May 24 to Sept 30 with limited dates 51 to Portland and return one way through California. Stopovers allowed. Tickets valid 90 days but not after Nov 30. Descriptive literature and full information on application. J G Ferguson general agent 941 Seventeenth street Denver Colo.
The Great Western Sugar Company will contract with a limited number of feeders for pulp needed in the coming feeding season. Applications should be made at once at the Eaton, Greeley or Windsor offices. A. Granger, Manager.
Mrs. William Stroud of Midlothian Texas praises Herbine after eight years of use for constipation bilious fever and malaria saying it keeps her family healthy and attractive. Sold by J F Fezer.
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