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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1906
Page
10
An extended analogy likens Weld County to a large corporation with a $15 million capital stock and $700,000 annual business. It describes biannual audits of public offices, secret stockholder committees, and the threat of replacing longtime officials with new hires to ensure efficiency and public accountability.
In an unexpected Denver convention last Friday Charles F. Tew was chosen for the first district’s congressional race after A. T. Monson of Fort Lupton placed his name. Tew, a Greeley lawyer, is praised as brainy and industrious and likely to win support for the cause he champions.
The lamb market remains strong with feeder buyers reluctant to pay high prices yet active in sourcing stock nationwide. Richard Brackenbury notes expectations of a solid fall feeder lamb crop as buyers scour distant areas for stock and prices stay firm. Denver is positioned to handle the incoming feeder sheep with satisfactory grower prices.
An old advertisement touts rapid cold relief with LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets, offering a refund if it fails. The box carries E W GROVE'S signature. The claimed price is 2 cents.
A Weld County Republican aide describes W H Delbridge as a worthy Democratic candidate for county treasurer. The praise comes from a farmer who partnered with Delbridge in the past and testifies to his integrity and reliability. The Tribune endorses Delbridge, noting his long Greeley business history and upright character.
The state convention in Denver last Friday and Saturday announced the Republican slate. It includes Justices William H. Gabbert and Charles F. Caswer. Governor Philip B. Stewart. Lt. Governor Erastus R. Harper. Treasurer Alfred E. Bent. Auditor George Statler. Secretary of State Timothy O Connor. Attorney General William H. Dickson. Superintendent Katherine L. Craig. Congress at large George W. Cook. First District Robert W. Bonynge. Second District Warren A. Haggett. Regents Charles R. Dudley and J. C. Bell. and Chairman John F. Vivian.
Vernon Connecticut resident Michael Strauss sought relief for a painful hand burn on his child. James N. Nichols recommends Chamberlain's Pain Balm, noting immediate relief after the first application and endorsing it for cuts bruises strains and back pain. Sold by all druggists.
After a summer break the Commercial Club of Greeley will begin regular meetings and banquets on Monday evening, September 24. The exact venue is uncertain but the dining room at the Unitarian church is the probable site since Brown Cafe has closed.
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