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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1908
Page
2
Weld county faces more murder trials as violence resurges. The piece urges self control, moral responsibility, and community vigilance to curb passions and prevent tragedy, noting the troubling rise in fatal acts and the hope that awareness may restore morale.
Carson Chalmers invites a stranger, Sherrard Plumer, to dine after receiving a strange foreign postmark. Plumer recounts his fall from fame as a portrait artist who exposed hidden flaws in sitters, while Chalmers buys his pastel sketch and confronts a troubling revelation about his wife travels in Europe.
A plea against alcohol and drug abuse cites a ruined actress as a warning. The piece stresses moral danger for women and men, notes rising usage among women, and contrasts impacts on rich and poor, ending with a long blurb about the city of Gremeley and local attributes.
Dr and Mrs Charles Urie entertained relatives for the past week. E W Hughes and wife and three children from Topeka Kansas visited two weeks and left Monday. Mrs L B Urie from Boulder was there over the Fourth and sister Mrs J J Sullivan of Nunn also visited.
Retired US Supreme Court Justice Brown told Detroit law students to trust their own abilities over letters of introduction. He recalled arriving with only one letter, from Rufus Choate, provoking laughter in the class. The anecdote appeared in the Saturday Evening Post.
A garbled OCR list shows names, titles, and meeting times for several fraternal orders and lodges. Mentions include crepe ly creel loman, master workman Madden, secretarys, and various lodge presidents. Multiple dates reference Tuesday, Thursday, and Monday gatherings across halls and temples.
Listing shows F O Hayner Hackman with 1717 7th Ave as successor to C W Weld and contact details for Weld residence and a phone number. It notes passengers and reference to the Stand Union Tea and Coffee Co and Weld 1M.
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