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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1911
Page
2
Health officer W H Shields urges Greeley parents to stop seeing childhood diseases as natural. He warns of whooping cough typhoid fever and other infections and stresses individual responsibility to protect neighbors and preserve public health. He links gonorrhea and syphilis to moral awareness and calls for personal prevention to reduce disease.
At Seattle Washington a public notice titled Street Car Donts lists safety rules for riders. The brief guidelines warn against playing on tracks hanging on the car behind the vehicle standing on steps touching a live wire and sticking any part of the body out.
A cautionary note emphasizes safe behavior near traffic. It urges pedestrians to wait for safe gaps, avoid crossing in front of or behind moving vehicles, and to stop look and listen before actions.
City briefs record neighborhood requests for Ahlstrand's Bread at Kittle and West Side Groceries, a loan offer from Woodruff & Son, Salt Glow scalp product at New System Beauty Shop, and Evans Park ice cream events. Miss Edith Rhodes plans a trip to Aust, while residents Mr. and Mrs Saunders and the Curtis family travel for visits. Josh Fitz travels to Boulder. Mrs Powers and Harold depart for Brush to visit Maudrue relations.
Miss Emma Butler formerly of the Camfield Hotel cigar stand has taken a similar position at the Hotel Colorado in Glenwood Springs. She left for the new assignment today. The Knights and Ladies of Security plan a social next Friday at Mrs. Vrooman’s home at Fourteenth Avenue and Eighth Street, all invited.
Mrs. W. L. Clayton and her children traveled to Denver yesterday for a short visit before beginning a westward trip to the coast to spend the summer.
Funeral services were held yesterday for the three year old son of Mr and Mrs Gus Lyning at Macy Undertaking Parlors. The child died of pneumonia after a short illness.
A reader notes a money saving spot offering clothing and workwear at the Men’s Store in the Scott Lyons building on 9th Avenue.
J C Hubbard of LaSalle Colorado forbids extending credit to any person on his account without a written order after June 5 1911. The notice serves as a formal limitation on debt and credit requests against his name and property.
The New System Beauty shop opens Wednesday June 14 at 907 10th street New Sterling Building. To celebrate the opening week they offer a free hair net with each hair dress. The ladies of Greeley are invited to visit.
A pocket folder distributed by the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad highlights Colorado and Utah mineral agricultural and horticultural wealth climate and scenic attractions. It includes an up to date map from the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific Coast featuring the new Western Pacific Railway.
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