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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1912
Page
2
Charless Sable of Rochester New York says Foley Kidney Pills gave him prompt relief from long standing kidney trouble. He endorses the pills as a direct convincing evidence of their curative qualities. The genuine product comes sealed in bottles with a yellow carton and substitutes should be refused.
Local shoppers read of Crockett Moody Co shirt waist sale and Paris Green pricing at D R McArthur Co. Visits include Mrs C L Crane from Denver in town, W R Adams from Denver, and Miss Warner and Miss Beetham in Greeley. News notes cover travel to Denver Estes Park and Meadville, plus car purchases and farm equipment.
Mr and Mrs H D Parker and their son Elwin have returned from an auto trip to Virginia Dale where they inspected a model dairy owned by Mr Bishop.
For Rent. Attractive five room cottage close in with gas lighting and gas stove for light cooking. Includes bath and instantaneous water heater. Property enclosed with baby proof fence. Apply to J. Max Clark. Phone Greenville 803.
Borgman and his daughter Miss Frances travel to Colorado Springs for the Christian Church and Sunday School convention and the state Sunday school convention to be held this week. Mrs Nate Calvin recovers from a broken cheekbone after a runaway accident with bones knitting without surgery.
Mise Helene Herboth departs next Thursday from Kirksville Missouri with her father Herman and sister Misa Augtuta heading to Europe. They will spend two months in Germany and Switzerland arriving July 2 for study and travel. Herabout has spent three years in Germany studying music.
Father Andrew B. Casey travels to Denver this morning to spend the week at St. Thomas' seminary for the annual retreat.
The notice notes a sale event with deep price cuts on shirt waists this week. It also mentions a Sunday auto trip to Denver and a Van Gorder Alps wedding with Mr and Mrs Will Van Gorder of Brighton. Mrs George W Laman arrives from Carbondale for a visit with son George Laman and family. D A Muir returns from New Mexico to spend summer in Greeley with sister Susie.
Mr and Mrs W M Aubert who lived in Galeton the past year traveled to Greeley on Saturday and plan to establish their home in Denver.
Otis Warner, formerly of Greeley now living in Warsaw Indiana, has been promoted to foreman at a radiator factory where he has worked for several years.
Mrs Eva Van Gorder attended the wedding of her daughter Miss Elizabeth to G W Alps in Denver. She traveled from Denver to Gor lam Kan where she will visit her brother.
Miss Bessie Dobbins arrived from Lincoln Nebraska to visit her aunt Mrs. George Venables and attend the marriage of her cousin Roy Elliott to Miss Hazel Van Sickle.
EB Ling expected home tonight from England after months abroad. An explosion of boilers on the Carmina altered travel plans, causing him to sail on the Lusitania and arrive in New York last Friday. Mrs Lela Love of Covena says Foley Kidney Pills gave near instant relief for sluggish kidneys and recommends them. Gilbert Bros.
The schedule lists Windsor at Johnstown and LaSalle at Faton on Sunday June 238. Platteville is slated to play an outside team, with a game yet to be finalized.
Dr. Bird treated the imported Guernsey cow Miss Jess of H. D. Parker at Auburn yesterday. Miss Jess, one of five imported from the Isle of Guernsey, was saved after medical care.
On Saturday A. M. Henderson escorted twenty Mexican workers to Wel don to pick beets. The group proved somewhat belligerent while other districts have seen Japs and Russians. A swarthy southerner flashed a .44 revolver but the weapon was quickly taken away before any damage occurred.
Chicago speakers condemn modern youth dances describing the grizzly bear as a penalty for over indulgence. They warn of hunted looks a lumbering walk growing nails and a savage temper among girls.
The Bureau of Railway Economics reports 1910 U S railway workers earning 2.23 daily, UK 1.05, Prussia-Hesse 0.81, Austria 0.89. Trackmen in the United States earn more than many French workers, while U S wages are two to three times Italy’s. An English Board of Trade note says 1907 weekly pay for U K enginemen was 11.17.
A 1912 survey finds US enginemen and firemen earning annual sums from $700 to $2,800 in various services, well above English and continental levels. It notes US pay scales for switching and passenger duties, and contrasts with Germany Austria France Italy. Living costs differ, with US costs generally higher.
The Tribune reports on Weld County with wide regional focus, detailing county developments, events, and infrastructure. Local officials, schools, and communities are highlighted as part of ongoing coverage across the region.
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