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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
4
The notice promotes a Lyric Hornless Columbia with six Double-Disc Columbia Records to be delivered for listening at home within a day or two. It emphasizes value and invites the customer to arrange viewing today by call, letter, or telephone.
The June items report the Modern Priscilla Embroidery club meeting at Miss Nellie Briggs’ home, the Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs Roullard’s, and a reception for Rev Burney at the Reformed Presbyterian church. Also included are reports on the Congregational Missionary society gathering at Mrs A J Smillie’s, and a travel plan and picnic for Congregational Brotherhood members with 125 expected attendees.
Mrs. George Young of New Concord Ohio reports she is having a good time renewing old acquaintances while noting unusually cold weather. She recalls a 50 year old cold spell when the Ohio valley froze and June 7 was called Black Friday. Mrs. Young plans to attend a Muskingdom college reunion.
Rev. J. E. Lynn and his wife depart for Colorado Springs to attend the Disciples of Christ convention. Lynn plans to present a paper titled Rural Church on Saturday before proceedings begin tomorrow.
Ault June 13. A sane Fourth will be staged with residents planning to gather at Wyatts Grove four miles east of town. The W C T A invites town and county Sunday schools to attend. Speeches are planned and a grand feed will be served.
John Brubaker age 82, the oldest man operated on in Greeley hospital, travels from Evans to Monte Vista Soldiers' Home after an appendicitis operation two months earlier. He speaks calmly about the trip and promises to return soon.
Marble Colorado June 13 Miss Sylvia Smith the exiled Marble Times editor may return under militia guard if Colorado women persuade Governor Shafroth not to have her deported. Attorneys plan appeals to women’s groups to seek executive aid. Since March no issue of the paper has appeared as she faces a strike against the Marble Co she calls a combine. She remains in Gunnison.
A reader laments the filthy condition near frog ponds at the town center and urges authorities to clean the area. The letter concludes with a moral note against living near the center and suggests Is land Grove park as a better option.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the sickness and death of our husband and father. Signed by Mrs Anna Jackson and children. Milliken to Celebrate plans discussed for the Fourth of July program at a Commercial club meeting last night.
La Salle Mrs. Rogers Laughlin Briggs and Larthrop traveled to Greeley today as delegates to the W T U convention. Louise Beattie departed for Iowa to visit her grandmother.
Doctoral view contests teething as sole cause of constitutional sickness. In healthy babies dentition is a normal process with rare convulsions or GI upset linked to eruption. Seek other potent causes when infant shows severe distress or toxemia rather than blaming teething.
Miss Allison's fruit salad method features grape fruit and pineapple with candied cherries and blanched almonds on lettuce, served with a mayonnaise dressing. Greeley notes re‑election of Miss Bertha Blair and visits by Miss Freida Taylor and Myrtle Elfridee to Eaton. Phillip Marks family plans California move. Paige Detroit auto agency arrives via Cross Auto, with top notch features and pricing. Miss Mabel Patton visits from Pueblo and heads to Harshaville Ohio for summer with relatives, joined by Pueblo teachers touring Greeley summer school.
Elizabeth Kender and Katherine McElroy plan a horseback excursion to the upper Poudre next week. They lease Prof Adams cottage for several weeks and will send supplies via Clem Koch to Rockhurst to be ready upon arrival. They will spend two weeks enjoying mountain life with trips from their camp and travel about 260 miles round trip by horseback.
An ad urges readers to renew for The Saturday Evening Post Ladies Home Journal or the Country Gentleman at $1.50 per year. Orders may be placed by phone in Greeley or by contacting the Tribune office. readers are asked to renew promptly.
The regular annual meeting of the Lucerne Produce and Elevator Company will be held at the company office in Lucerne at 2 o'clock p m on Saturday June 29 1912 for the election of trustees and other business. Arthur Leaver secretary H N Bickling president.
A meeting for all interested in the proposed independent sugar factory in Weld County will be held Saturday at 2 in M B A hall. All, whether for or against, are invited by committee members Ee R K Bliss, S K Clark, and L M Riggs.
Notice is given of the annual meeting of stockholders at 2 p m on Thursday June 20 1912 at No 702 Ltd st Greeley Colorado. Five directors will be elected for the ensuing year and other business may be transacted. Albert Igo secretary.
The city will strictly enforce Section 26 of Ordinance No 88 on the coming Fourth of July and other times. The ordinance bans firing cannons firearms squibs crackers or any device with powder within city limits without written Mayor or City Council permission. Violators face fines up to twenty five dollars and costs upon conviction. By order of the City Council dated June 11 1912 Mayor William Mayher.
Frank Edwin Wilder and Harold Page, sons of local families, undertake a walking trip to Fort Collins visiting Brockways. They spend a night at Davidson ranch west of Windsor and plan a two day return, enjoying a fine journey.
Nunn reports farmers rejoice as the Greeley Poudre irrigation contract is signed in Chicago. Local directors Bert Shafer and Frank Fastlake will attend. William Edison misses the meeting due to a Denver hospital stay. The Saturday session is expected to confirm the bonding house contract.
Mrs. W. F. Spaulding and her three children left today for Omaha to visit two weeks at the home of her mother.
Ft Lupton reports the Colored Condensed Milk Co receives 2300 pounds of milk in the largest shipment for this season. Silver State Cream and Produce Co orders sauerkraut and ketchup from Kansas City and Chicago, sending two carloads. Weather forecasts favor plant operation as competition rises.
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