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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1910
Page
4
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Analysis of Maine’s shift to the Democratic line and nationwide insurgency argues for direct democracy measures. It contends the people, not professional politicians, should hold power through initiative referendum and recall, citing California and Switzerland as models and urging passage of reforms to curb corporate influence. The piece credits Secretary McCrery of the Commercial club for county exhibit success.
The state convention delegates voiced the people’s choice over corporate interests and nominated Mr. Shafroth. The victory promises renewed pledges to the public and a Democratic win in Colorado this fall, with Weld county’s support highlighted as decisive in the outcome.
Democratic machine efforts to block a strong slate failed and the party will offer the same office holders as before. The platform pledges from Pueblo two years ago are pledged for redemption with initiative and referendum already passed and to be submitted in the fall. Governor Shafroth and allies at the state house win another term to finish reforms despite corporate opposition.
Weld county's beet and cabbage display at the interstate Denver fair is criticized for boosting county fame and promoting improved agricultural methods for the district. The notice highlights Weld County produce as a notable exhibit in the event.
Secretary Dan March leads Weld County Fair efforts with an ambitious program and abundant exhibits. The fair, starting next Monday, aims for top quality races and displays that showcase local crops and county prosperity, urging all residents to attend at least one day.
A Greeley Colorado resident credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief from kidney pain backaches fatigue and headaches after five years of suffering. She praises the drug obtained at Gilbert Drug Co. and notes Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo New York as U S. agents with the warning to remember the name Doan's.
Announcements report the marriage of Miss Emma Bready and Alex Esberg of San Francisco. They wed September 8 in San Raphael, California, with Father Phillips officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Bready, was born in Greeley and moved to San Francisco for health reasons. The groom works in tailoring. They plan a brief honeymoon and will reside at 434 Valencia Street, San Francisco.
Announcement from Eaton reports the marriage of Anita Doherty and Walter Karr at Whittier California on September 15. Doherty, a former Eaton school teacher, traveled to California with her mother for the summer. the couple will reside near Katon.
When Merit Wins When the medicine you take cures your disease, tones up your system and makes you feel better stronger and more vigorous than before Foley Kidney Pills do for you in all cases of backache headache nervousness loss of appetite sleeplessness and general weakness caused by kidney or bladder disorders Sold by all druggists.
Two runaway incidents Sunday afternoon damaged two buggies near Greeley. One Ewing boy lost control of a young colt, tearing the buggy top, while another driver from the Shee1d Mvery barn returned with two wheels demolished after an automobile collision.
At the Colorado state convention the Democratic ticket was announced with nominees for supreme court, governor, lieutenant governor, congressman at large, secretary of state, state treasurer, state auditor, attorney general, superintendent of schools, railroad commissioner, and two regents. A late challenge from a Denver faction attempted to alter the platform, provoking heated exchanges and strong support for Governor Shafroth.
In Denver a heated convention scene unfolds as Bottom proposes a substitute while 286 delegates contend for integrity over expediency. Charles F. Tew of Weld warns against abandoning core Democracy and asserts the Pueblo platform must stand.
Kingsbury brothers, contractors on the Laramie Poudre tunnel dam, ordered a Panama Canal scale steam shovel to accelerate the project. The dam will be about a half mile long and fifty five feet high, with installation planned within weeks to speed up construction.
The Kingsbury brothers, recent relocators from Masters to Greeley, now reside in this city and report the tunnel at about 2700 feet on one side and 3000 feet on the other. Construction is accelerated and orders have gone out to speed the dam completion. A large shovel will be brought in to increase progress.
Miss Josephine Brubaker of Moana traveled to Greeley on Friday for an unspecified social occasion. She was seen in town during the afternoon and afternoon events were noted by local residents.
Notice is hereby given that on October 10 1910 the administrator with will annexed will present final settlement to the court and seek approval and discharge as administrator Any interested party may appear in Greeley Colorado to object The administrator is SESS AR Brainard deceased Joseph Ewing attorney First publication in the Greeley Tribune September 7 1910 and last publication September 26 1910
Notice announces sale of land parcels in Weld County Colorado under state authority. Bids due with required payment terms, annual interest, and partial cash options. sale subject to approval by the State Board of Land Commissioners. First publication September 1 1910. last publication September 22 1910.
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