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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
4
United Doctors specialists will be at the Cam Field Hotel in Greeley from Monday June 26 to Friday June 30 for a regional medical visit. Public appointments and consultations will be available.
A news brief reports a limited five day program showcasing the exceptional skill of physicians in treating chronic diseases. Patients flock to clinics and physicians highlight promising early outcomes.
The United Doctors invite Colorado residents to a five day free consultation at the Camfield Hotel in Greeley. They advertise treatment of stomach and nerve disorders without operations, offering free examination and advice, with payment only for medicines.
High Grade Oxfords priced at 98c with over 150 pairs in sizes for women and children. Oxfords 3.00 to 3.60 to be cleaned up Friday and Saturday at the Park Meise. Miss Eva Gieser and Miss Letha Williams visit ends with Williams traveling to Olathe, Colorado for a three week mountain trip.
Oxford shoes offered in broken lots at choice eight cents per pair.150 pairs priced to clear from regular three and four dollar values in Oxford sale event hosted by The Park Mosee Company.
Mrs. T. A. Stevens and eight other women rode the early morning train to Ft. Lupton to attend the meeting of the W C T U there. The group included Mrs. R. A. Wolfe Mrs. J. A. Smith Johnson Mrs. Maggie Davenport Mrs. 8S. B. McClellan Mrs. A. C. Croft Mrs. Della Twist and Mrs. J. M. Cameron.
J C Hubbard of LaSalle Colorado forbids extending credit on his account to any person after June 5 1911 without a written order. The public notice warns against any credit transactions and asserts his authority over his account.
Miss Clarinda Severs arrived in Greeley last evening and will stay with friends before traveling to Estes Park for the summer. In Denver she will be joined by her cousin Miss Mae Shel lingberger of Chicago who will also spend the season at the Park.
Mr and Mrs A J Guthrie and daughter are stopping at Albion House for a few days to scout Greeley as a potential future home. They traveled from Barnard Kansas and will move on within Colorado if not settled here.
Mrs. J. B. Hall of Ft. Collins visited Greeley yesterday as guest of her daughter Miss Beatrice Hall a clerk stenographer for Judge Gamble. She planned to return to her Rochester Minnesota home for the summer.
The Tribune prints testimonials from grateful patients in Greeley praising Kamama for European methods of treatment. Notable case Vivian Evans, a three year old recovering from typhoid pneumonia, quickly gains strength after Kamama’s care. Offices at 812 Ninth street open 8:30 to 12 and 1:30 to 4 with a $1 consultation fee.
A new men's shop welcomes shoppers with a work shirt selection overalls ties and collars plus a summer suit priced to attract. Located in the Scott Lyons building on 9th avenue the store promotes value and style for men.
Mrs Herbert Swett and other Ft Collins women rode through town between trains en route to Fort Lupton where the W C T U holds a district meeting today. Delegates arrive from across the district for a strong session and a thrift push highlighted by offers at Nobby Men's Store on 9th Avenue Scott Lyons block with clothing gloves shirts and overalls.
Mrs. Annie Eggens begins an extended eastward journey this morning with Mrs. J F Ashby and her young daughter Miss Annie Ashby. They plan a stay with relatives in Louisville Kentucky.
Mr and Mrs O W McConnell depart for a summer journey visiting major cities from here to Cleveland Ohio. They plan to revisit scenes of youth and renew old acquaintances until colder weather arrives.
Snowballs and wild flowers promised on the Denver Laramie Moffat route excursion leaving Greeley at 6 45 Sunday morning Next stop Tolland with fare two dollars fifty cents round trip and an extra dollar fifty to Corona at the continental divide Plenty of seats available for all aboard
Cheap trip via the Moffat road next Sunday June 18 to Tolland and return for 2.50. No car changes. Train departs Laramie depot Greeley at 6 45 a m.
Local hardware listings highlight Dolphin Hose and McCutcherson brands including Alaska Refrigerators and Wonder Freezers, along with Quick Meal Gasoline Stoves and Pennsylvania Lawn Mowers.
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