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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1908
Page
2
A brief notice presents pricing figures: one month rate at 20 cents and yearly rate at $2. It also lists an item labeled 278th 88, reflecting perhaps a subscription or edition identifier.
The Greeley Tribune notes a movement to erect a Father Tisdel memorial by popular subscription. It aims for broad backing with small donations from many, starting with a 1 dollar gift from the paper to kick off a citywide effort.
Charles H. Yale's Devil's Auction company brings a new production to the Greeley opera house on Friday December 19. The revival promises even more comic fun with updated scenery and a capital company as it showcases the timeless appeal of the old spectacle.
A lively revue showcases a comely chorus and principal performers with vivid stagecraft. The Volcano of Hades features Mephisto’s realm transformation while The Feast of Lanterns introduces Fraulein Prager as premiere danseuse. The Magic Picture Gallery provokes laughter as Carlos the shepherd and Madeline the Flemish farmer’s daughter swirl in a tale of good triumphing over Mephisto.
The Swedish National Dancers visit Greeley on December 16 at the opera house presenting seventeen dances depicting Swedish provinces and parishes. The program features impressive ensemble works, acrobatic numbers, graceful Wingakers Dans, the humorous Oxdance, and the charming Scania Sabot. The notes discuss historic costumes, dance tunes, and the role of village fiddlers in shaping the music, highlighting polakka, Hambo, Skralat, and Daldans styles.
A balanced company includes stage names George L. Topack Maud Scott W H Lorella Alma Merrill W C Newman Anna Little and Emma Prager. Their presence promises a lively performance reflecting the theatre’s prominent talent roster.
Ada Long McCormick, once missing after polo head injury in Denver, struck her husband James McCormick with a butcher knife in their Frisco rooms. He survived but will not press charges. Ada McCormick to be cared for by relatives.
Crestone Colorado residents petition Police Chief Armstrong to stop Mrs Walter Deam from adopting more children. They allege she killed six by excessive kindness, citing incidents of hot fires in heat and heavy winter clothing with doors closed. Two children died in the past month under her care. Two were her own, others adopted from Denver. officials suspect mental imbalance.
President Roosevelt informs Congress that he recommends reinstating members of the Brownsville Texas regiment who were discharged after riots there. The reinstatement would be on evidence that the men assisted in identifying guilty parties, based on a War Department report by H. J. Browne and Captain W. G. Baldwin.
The Unitarian service features Rev. Kerr arguing religion has moved from Augustinian medieval theologies to a practical, human centered faith. He contrasts old world theology with modern liberalism, praising science’s gains and urging a religion focused on life here and now to build a just society.
The Redmen lodge announces a large dance this Wednesday with Barnum Orchestra providing music. A sizable crowd is expected as these dances are popular events in the lodge's schedule.
R L Orr proprietor announces the Central Blacksmith Shop relocation from Seventh Street to 617 619 Sixth Avenue offering full blacksmithing line.
The Voorhees Real Estate Co transfers to Adam Kaufmann. Henry C Fuqua to James Miller. Miller to John Fuqua. Fred & Graefe to Amanda Rockefeller. Hillis to Charles Christy. Colorado Mortgage & Investment Co to Glen Mere Park Association. Charles W Waddle to Albert Carter. F B Miller to R J Houtchens. Leroy N. and Frances Brainard to E T Leake. J John and Tom L James to Jas James. Elizabeth James to Tom L and J John James. United States to Kila M Burbridge. First National Bank Boulder to O and Potter. S M Kirkland to Voorheeps Real Estate Co. Clara A Stevens to Mabel Bough Anderson. Mabel Raugh Anderson to Clara A Stevens.
George T. Price, a bridegroom of a week, is ill with threats of pneumonia at his home. Mrs Price and he were married about a week ago at the bride’s parents home, located twenty five miles northeast in dry country. They then moved to Eaton where Price works at the sugar factory.
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