Local Post Office Entry Notice Greeley Colorado
enters as second class matter at the post office in Greeley Colorado under the Act of March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
2
enters as second class matter at the post office in Greeley Colorado under the Act of March 3 1879.
Forecast calls for showers tonight and tomorrow fair skies afterward. The notes contrast civic commentary with a critique of rich media coverage, arguing against excessive society coverage in newspapers.
President Taft names American delegates to the Hague Opium Conference as New findings reveal U S per capita consumption of habit forming drugs rivals that of the Chinese Empire. Dr Wright’s investigations urge moral action at home to curb opium and cocaine use and protect domestic health.
Hy Timothy of Great Western Sugar reports Utah and Idaho crop prospects better than ever except Utah alfalfa, ruined by European alfalfa weevil. Rain boosted yields with fields yet to reach full potential. overall region resembles a garden despite alfalfa losses. Also notes local ads and says Mrs Acres and son Don left for Berthoud after two weeks with Mrs Ludlow.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Adkins are guests of Mrs. Lelia House for the day. They plan to return to Des Moines after spending the winter on the coast.
John Mason and family spent the day in Greeley visiting Mr. and Mrs. Smith Johnson. They travel from Sligo toward Loveland where Mr Mason has accepted a position in an auto case.
Mrs. Bert Hudson wife of the Condenser engineer at Ft. Lupton was taken to a Denver hospital yesterday with a serious appendicitis attack. After surgery she rested easily but today complications have arisen casting doubt on the operation’s success.
The regular annual meeting of the Lucerne Produce and Elevator Company will be held at the company office in Lucerne Colorado at two oclock p m on Saturday June 24 1911 for the election of trustees and other business as may properly come before the meeting H N BICKLING President ARTHUR LEAVER Secretary
Notice to Contractors for district No 103 calls for sealed bids to erect a brick schoolhouse 34 by 62 at Galeton. Plans from E. G. Steele & Co. Bids due 2 p m Thursday June 22. Board may reject any or all bids. M. E. Smith secretary. School District No 12
The New System Beauty Shop opens Wednesday June 14 at 907 10th Street New Sterling Building. To celebrate the opening week a free hair net is offered with every hair dress. The ladies of Greeley are invited to visit the new shop.
Brush Volunteer Hose Company held a Tuesday evening meeting and elected officers including Tom Cronin as foreman William Fields as first assistant E B Hatch as secretary W R Patterson as treasurer Oscar Koch as second assistant foreman William Calkins as chief steward and Charles Davis as his assistant.
A S Walker of the Struby Estabrook company arrived from Windsor and jokingly claimed responsibility for the town rain storm that occurred about his arrival. He said every place he visited last week saw rain, asserting ownership of the wet visit.
In Green City the irrigation scare returns as the Putnam ditch lacks water for a day while repairs to the dam proceed. Mrs. Alkire of Nebraska visits Mrs. Hume Rudd. Joseph McIntyre handles first alfalfa cutting, shipping two cars this week. Ralph M. Warner earns eighth grade diploma with average above eighty. Miss Lovering closes school with a picnic. J. McIntyre travels to Denver on business. Mrs. Lovering and daughter Esther stay with Mrs. E. V. Warner. summer plans in Denver loom. Niles Bros. road contract work nears completion. Orchard plans a monster Fourth of July celebration.
The wagon serves daily home deliveries offering pure fresh milk and butter tickets. Customers are assured satisfaction with convenient service and the option to secure dairy products through the wagon program.
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