New Fire-Proof Annex for The Albany Hotel Denver
The Albany Hotel Denver announces a seven story fire proof annex with 120 rooms each having a bath, to be ready by July 1. Remodels of the older section add 75 rooms with bath and 60 with private toilet while $150,000 is spent on renovations to the annex and original building. When complete The Albany will have 360 rooms, 280 with private bath and 60 with private toilet, making it the largest hostelry in the Rocky Mountain region.
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Denver
Albany
Seventeenth
Stout
Albany Hotel
Rocky Mountain Region
Farmers Mercantile stockholders to meet in Greeley
Notice states the Farmers Mercantile Co stockholders will gather at their office 702 5th St Greeley Colo at 2 pm Thursday June 20 1912 to elect five directors for the ensuing year and address any business before the meeting. Albert Igo secretary signs the notice.
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Farmers’ Mercantile Company
5Th St
Greeley
Colo
Farmers’ Mercantile CO
Albert Igo
MISS ALLISON'S RECIPES AND GOURMET ORANGE DATE SALAD
Miss Allison’s recipe describes peeling removing white from orange washing dates slicing oranges and halving dates arranging on lettuce with water cress and French dressing. A single orange and six dates serve two. The Eaton family sails from Honolulu on the Mongolia to Fridsa after a world trip with Carl Weller meeting in San Francisco aboard. The trip covered over 20 000 miles with no illness or seasickness in the six travelers.
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Eaton
Well Eaton
A. J. Eaton
Honolulu
Mongolia
Fridsa
Carl Weller
San Francisco
Ben
Reverend Arms Heads to Washington on Chili School Report
Rev. D. T. Arms and wife depart for Washington, D. C., to present a report before the wealthy church backing the Chili school led by Arms. The school, run by missionaries, enrolls about 2,000 students.
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Eaton
D. T. Arms
Washington, D. C
Chili
Nurito Promises Relief for Rheumatism at Home
An ad touts Nurito as a non narcotic prescription offering rapid relief for rheumatism sciatica and neuritis claiming it relieves swelling joint pain and muscle soreness. It invites readers to Gilbert Bros for a $1 box and notes it is compounded by the Magistral Chemical Co New York.
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Gilbert Bros
Magistral Chemical Co
Flatiron Bldg
N. Y
Weld County News Notes Highlight Local Ventures and Travels
Mr. Hoaglin plans a moving picture show and a dance hall in his soon to open building. Mrs. H L Coykendahl returns from Laramie after funeral of her father and is heir to a million dollar will. Ethel Laughlin comes back from Minneapolis where she taught. Grace Laughlin and Dorothy Bailey, LaSal e teachers, depart for Baker City to visit Miss Bailey’s father. Mrs Lam Hammond, deputy assessor’s wife, visits en route from Ellwood to Fort Collins.
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Ethel Laughlin
Minneapolis
Minn
John Laughlin
Grace Laughlin
Dorothy Bailey
LaSale
Baker City
Ore
Crowley and Coffman Visit in Greeley
Joe Crowley and Felix Coffman visited over Sunday with friends in Greeley. Miss Rose Coffman was down from Denver last week for a visit.
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Big Bend
Joe Crowley
Felix Coffman
Greeley
Rose Coffman
Denver
Coffman and relatives host visitors from Fort Collins and Greeley
Mrs. G W Coffman and her parents Mr and Mrs G W Coffman welcomed relatives and friends. Miss Nell George of Greeley visited Mrs. Coffman over Sunday while Mrs George Carlson and her three children from Fort Collins spent the week with her sister Mrs Jack McMillan.
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G. W. Coffman
Verge Timothy
Greeley
Nell George
George Carlson
Fort Collins
Jack McMillan
Local notes from Mead and vicinity report crops and town events
Mrs Hattie Fuller of Meads attends summer school in Greeley. Mrs Kate Emphsen of Meads visits Longmont. Mr and Mrs Kitts of Mead take a trip to Longmont by auto. Dr Dillingham and family of Mead tour Denver. Catholic service held in Mead. Dryland crops look fine with recent rains promising bountiful larders. A rain Saturday night and Sunday lifts farmers' spirits. Mead dance draws light crowd due to rain but enjoys lively time. Fishing parties multiply with Lake speckled beauties and many bass. Mr Jones of Hygiene named principal. school expected to meet high standards. Frank Palmer manages Highland Lake ditch and lake operations. boat rentals flourish with good fishing. Farmers begin first alfalfa cut. county famed for high quality alfalfa. Some local horses suffer pink eye, risk to valuable stock. Tribune ads seek help.
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Hattie Fuller
Meads
Greeley
Kate Emphsen
Longmont
Kitts of
Mead
Dr. Dillingham
Denver
Mr. Jones
Hygiene
Frank Palmer
Highland Lake
Beautiful Hair at Small Cost and Sage Sulphur Remedy
An old advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Remedy for dandruff and thinning hair. It promises rapid restoration of natural color, strength, and shine, claiming a few days to noticeable improvement and urging readers to visit local druggists for purchase.
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Gilbert
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H. D. Parker
J. C. Mosher
Alex Mead
Gertrude
Hazel Woodruff
Hazel van Sickle
Roy Elliott
Island Grove Park
Deaver
The
Presbyterian Church
Boy Scouts
Senior
Christian Endeavor Society
L. W. Crow
Union Hotel
PHO
Colorado
Joe Kelly
Directum Kelly
Ebbimore
Baronmore
Maggie Direct
Corrola
D. Luper
D. Super
F. Gilgen
Hilbert J. Glover
R. E. Winbourn
Opera House
Henry Candlin
First National Bank
Franklin
Alfred Riley
Weld County Lands
A.w.barbour
Seventeenth Street
Denver, Colorado
Big East Side
Miss Allison
Carrithers Clothing
Weld County
Port Lupton
Lasalle
Tribune
Ade
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