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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1911
Page
3
The forecast warns sultry conditions tonight and extreme heat Tuesday for Greeley. No precipitation expected as temperatures rise under a summer sun.
The Colorado irrigation issue is analyzed as critical for renewal of growth. Officials urge state approval of meritorious irrigation projects and investment of school funds to unlock 4,000,000 acres plus, regain eastern capital confidence, and outpace competing states. California’s similar law is cited as a model.
Debates on extending cold storage for eggs due to health and price abuses. Observations show weight loss and separation of yolk and white, with chemical shifts reducing coagulable protein and lecithin phosphorus. Note limited palatability and difficulty in distinguishing stored eggs from fresh.
Governor John F. Shafroth credits an honor system for Colorado road building with convict labor free of guards. Warden Thomas Tynan’s scheme replaces chains with personal pledges, offering ten days cut from sentences for every thirty days worked. Royal Gorge road cost six thousand dollars, versus contractor estimates of fifty thousand.
The American Medical Journal argues the public has a right to know when eggs are cold stored. Recommends dealers disclose storage length to prevent misleading buyers and reduce speculative distortions in the industry.
Briggsdale holds a pioneer reunion this month to mark its first anniversary. A year ago the townsite was first furrowed with a population of two, now 50 residents, a lumber and coal yard, stores, restaurants, blacksmith, carpenter shops, homes, and a weekly newspaper. The town honors founder Frank Briggs of Denver and is the terminus of the Crow Creek line of the Atom Pacific railroad.
F S Rexford of Kansas City reports a severe cold settled in his back and kidneys and caused great pain. He credits two bottles of Foreyidney Pills with giving him a world of good, as advertised by Clark & Faulkner Drug Co.
The Windsor Gun club organized with Dr. Nelson as president F L Klingenberg captain and R R Kirk secretary and treasurer. The club will hold weekly matches beginning in June at Windsor.
Olda gasoline and kerosene engines have not yet been equalled for simplicity efficiency reliability or low maintenance. Let us give you estimates on your pumping plants EH N Miller Machinery Co.
Mr. Duke of Washington visits George Coon as Llvyd Knaufsinger travels from the Coon ranch to Greeley. A. F. Diehl tours Denver on business and plans cattle shipments. Cyrus Holley returns from Denver. Emmett Coon ships cattle this week. Ivah L. Dickson to spend summer at the ranch four miles east of town. Mrs. George Prunty back home after Iowa visit. Miss Corbett of Denver visits Mrs. Long. George Hodgson heads to Denver on business. Sunday school council hosts an evening at Mr. and Mrs. Kutch. Mrs. Harvey visits from Leadville. Bergland spends weekend at his farm east of Cheyenne. Willie and Othia Popplewell visit from Lafayette. Platteville high holds first annual commencement with Beulah Birkle and Adeline Phillip as graduates. A Kennicott Jr. departs shortly after.
Friday closing exercises marked the end of the term as Bliss Ida prepares to spend the summer with relatives. Pupils and teachers are making plans for a pleasant vacation. Foley Kidney Pills are promoted by Clark & Faulkner Drug Co.
The notice highlights Mrs Hammond Walters showing a new elevated oven gas range to guests. It also mentions asking Crone to present the ahead of the times policy of the Northwestern Mutual Life.
Send to J. F. Fezer, druggist, Greeley, Colorado, for Eastman, Premo and Hawkeye catalogues as requested by the inquiry.
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