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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1908
Page
3
The osteopath treats disease without medicines except possibly a salve or antidote. He diagnoses and then remains to administer treatment from the shoulder, relying on palpation to detect spinal lesions. His fingertip sense guides him to underlying bone or ligament irregularities often overlooked by regular physicians.
Local tidbits include births at home of a daughter to Clarence and wife on July 24 and a daughter to George and wife on July 22. Other items mention Mrs. Wright of Denver visiting Miss Marian Van Dyne, and travels of Lucych, Liner, and Leah and Mabel Latham. Rev and Mrs Van Valkenburg near eighty four and sixty five years married.
A garbled note mentions traps, closets, mails, and Beales with a stray phone reference. Details are unreadable, no clear event, dates, or people to confirm.
Thurlby for jewelry and best silverware advertised. Short orders at Dad's Place. Farm loans offered by Sanborn and Houston Thurlby. Milk shakes six cents. Birth announced for July 21 to Mr and Mrs Allen Beck on De Volle ranch. Mrs Merrill J. Orr and son Ed ward from Sioux City IA visiting Mrs Abbie Andrews. RE BE King arriving in Greeley. Rev J A Trimmer leaves for August away, then New York. Rev and Mrs Finley Matheson visiting from Canada, returning to Denver then home. Miss Emma Richey leaving for two weeks at Estes Park. George Horne accompanies Miss Sheila Ellsworth to Denver. Miss Ellsworth to Leadville, Miss Richey to Loveland. Harry Youngs to Denver then back with George. Northern Colorado Produce Company case: Peter Brown, Max Gerry, No D. Bartholomew and David Kelley suit. Judge Shattanuck rules for plaintiffs on notes for stock. defendants not liable on collateral notes.
A fragmented local page notes Thursby for Diamonds and a Temple Quartette event at Chautauqua tonight. Mentions include Charles Bliss in Denver for grand jury duty and various visits and travels by local residents and merchants.
A turkey on Er K Packard's Maton farm keeps nesting on a duck egg brood. Despite initial mistaken id, the gobbler returns to the nest and has sat for two weeks, signaling serious intent toward the eggs and arousing curiosity locally.
Tribune want ads note business services for diamonds and loans while invitations are issued from the Tribune office. Rev J A Ekeberg and Miss Elsie plan a Sunday return from Colorado Springs after a week’s visit. Mr and Mrs J Scott Thompson came back Friday from Estes Park enjoying three weeks of cottage life. Dr J G Hughes returned Friday from Pine Canal den, spending a week vacation with family at Shattuck cottage, with Mrs Hughes and the children to return next Friday.
Mrs Oliva Armstrong wife of Richard Armstrong died at the family home one mile south of Greeley on Friday July 24. Born in 1847 she came to Colorado from Pennsylvania over 30 years ago. Survived by husband two children from a former marriage Claud Jepson and Mrs Beatrice Chadamy c Victor and four other children Fred Margaret Annie Nellie. Funeral services by Rev J A Trimmer at Trinity Episcopal church at 2 this afternoon.
Miss Margaret Powers left Friday for Guy Michigan after spending the past year at the Normal and summer school in Greeley. She plans to return this fall to enter the Normal.
Rev. D. D. Forward returned from Cascade Friday afternoon where he has attended the Baptist Summer Assembly. He spoke Thursday morning on Signs of Encouragement in the Religious Horizon. Mr. and Mrs. Meredith and daughter and Forward’s daughter will stay at Cascade till the close of the meeting.
Grain prices from John G. Morgan Brokerage show Sept wheat opening at 91 with a high of 91.5 and a low of 90. Dec wheat opens 92 with a high of 98 and a low of 92. Corn Sept 76 opening, 77 high, 76 low, 76 close. Dec 62 opening, 62 high, 61 low, 62 close. Oats Sept 45 open, 45 high, 43 low, 44 close. Dec 44 open, 44 high, 42.8 low, 43 close. Pork Sept 18.47, high 15.65, low 18.47, close 15.65.
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The North Side Country Club met at Mrs. Stella Johnsons home on Thursday July 23 to allow attendance at chautauqua. Officers elected for the coming year are Mrs. Cora Bliss President Mrs Jessie Wilson Vice President Mrs Mary Williams Secretary Mrs Druailia Rienks Assistant Secretary and Mrs Minnie Henderson Treasurer The gathering featured social time refreshments and guest attendance by Mesdames Reed Bliss Linn and Graves The next meeting planned to discuss the origin of various hymns.
Poultry hens priced at 10 cents per pound and fowlers at 15 cents per pound. Ranch butter quoted 20 to 25 cents per pound. Eggs offered at 20 cents per dozen.
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