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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1908
Page
2
Every Evening except Sundays and legal holidays published by The Sherley Tribune Publishing Company O H Wolfe manager rates 1 month 20c year 2.00 Entered as second class matter July 1908 at the post office at Sreser Orado under the act of March 3.
Tribune readers are invited to solve a prize puzzle in Friday's issue. Richard D. Kelley leads two pages of unnamed ads from Greeley firms. Prizes go to the first reader who lists advertisers in the exact order they appear, with answers published December 18. Get busy.
P A Tisdel is dead. He spent fifteen years helping the sick, needy, and suffering without pay. Trusted by rich and poor, he guided county aid, exposed impostors, and disciplined cruelty as humane officer. His loss leaves many mourners in Greeley. his place cannot be filled.
Iowa man G I Carpenter who bought the Asa Sterling ranch offers 80 acres by Kuner if the Great Western Sugar company builds a factory there. Twenty five German families have moved in, with about fifty more headed from the east. Local agents mailed the proposition to President Morey. a reply awaits word from company officers. Kuner is nine miles from Greeley and would gain a factory.
Opie Read, noted humorist and author, will deliver the second of the Epworth League lecture course speeches Friday evening December 11 at the M E church. Season tickets for the remaining four course numbers are $1.50 with single admission 50 cents. Mrs B F Naffziger of Eaton visited relatives in Greeley.
Miss Eloie Nusbaum traveled to Denver on Wednesday for an unspecified purpose. no additional details were provided in the readable text.
Professor Chambers delivered his third lecture to Sunday school workers on child study emphasizing interests and attention. He argued about old and new ideas, habits, and individual differences, illustrated with classroom concepts and a local psychological clinic note.
Samuel Curtis and William Hodges, arrested weeks ago on bootlegging charges, pleaded entity in county court today and were fined 125 dollars plus costs each. If unable to pay, they may serve time in the county jail to board out the fines.
A series of Methodist social events began with Mrs A M Green’s banquet at the Camfield hotel on November 17 marking the Union Colony Pioneers thirty eighth anniversary. The sequence included Yarl ey and Russell gatherings and a Saturday Methodist church reception honoring Dr B T Vincent and wife. Payday brings $140000 for local beet crowers and factory workers. Miss Catherine Gore visited Denver Wednesday.
Real estate transfers listed for December 8 from Weld County Abstract and Investment Co. include James E. Neill to Clyde H. Ward for $1 with various block and lot parcels in Greeley, and multiple other deeds such as Wm A. Collins to Fred Fritzler for $160 and David P. Emry to Windsor Land & Trading Co. for $3,000 among numerous parcels and mining rights.
Edwin A. Nye discusses a young woman ashamed of her thrifty parents after years at an expensive boarding school. The piece notes the clash between refined habits and plain upbringing as the daughter questions her parents while they struggle to provide. The author argues true education enhances womanhood, not status.
A surgeon and dean Dr Arnold gave his life to save a choking child from diphtheria at a luncheon. He performed an emergency thoracic incision and respiration revival, then died three days later from a severe bronchial collapse. He refused to let the father breathe for the child, saying I am a bachelor.
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