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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1912
Page
4
The piece lists subscription rates by carrier and ridicules editorials while lampooning politicians. It notes Governor Wilson's Colorado visit delay, hints at court action on referendum law, mentions George Carlson’s deputy DA choice, and quips about taft roosevelt and Roosevelt campaign money amid a broader mood of skepticism about newspapers and real estate.
The passage notes that American heroes are short lived and that leaders like Bryan endure beyond fleeting celebrity. It reflects on how figures such as Bryan outlast critics and rival popular champions, whose fame fades after a single dramatic achievement.
Satiricus argues poetry survives among the young at heart and reveals how many poems in newspapers were written by youths or by people with unlikely domestic histories. He cites John Howard Payne Eben Rexford Hart Danks and a fifteen year old prize contender, ending with a note praising Tribune poetry selection by Miss Edna Andrews and the editor's support.
A 40 year old item notes first spring spawn at George town and McClellen reporting 13 bee swarms from two sources. H C McLaughlin ran a jewelry store opposite the post office. A bridge across the Platte at Green City was planned with bids invited. Camp showed a Greeley cotton specimen. The board of trustees said vacancies would be filled by appointment. A E Gipson announced September 20 program at M E church with Hazen, Mrs Starkweather, George W Eaton and S B A Haynes. J Henry advertised masonry and plastering services on Madison Street. Ladies Aids Society to hold a social at Rev Adams home at 7 PM. Dr Law, recently retired, who wore a torn sign, claimed six month health in Greeley had been exceptionally good.
Joseph Benoit a 10 year old of LaSalle lies in Park Avenue Hospital with a one fourth inch deep knife wound in his right eye. The blade slipped from his hand while he weeded the garden. The cornea iris were cut and inflammation is severe. Poisoning may result and removal of the eye may be necessary.
The county clerk reports the official primary count progressing and expected to finish tomorrow. The unofficial list of nominees remains unchanged with seats including Neil F. Graham Robert G. Strong for district judges Guy D. Duncan for district attorney Hubert Reynolds for state senate Charles T. Philp John A. Hicks for representatives in the nineteenth general assembly Herbert M. Baker for county judge J E Snook for county clerk and recorder S S Brown for county sheriff Dr C H Mulford for treasurer A L Mumper for county assessor A B Copeland for superintendent of schools Dr cnurce as coroner T Elmer Rol George Hodgson and George A Hodgson as third district commissioners W L Harris J H Donald for justice precinct No 7 G Grab John M Ferguson and Mrs A B Noxon visit relatives in Colora Springs.
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