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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1912
Page
2
Local notes cheer the coming chautauqua week with weather optimism and city life scenes. References to Chicago convention chatter and political names accompany hints of rain, a frog pond feature, and calls for Greeley patrons to support the show to cover costs.
The Chautauqua movement returns to Chicago this week with a major convention and a summer program in Greeley. Redpath-Lorner bureau leads the event, promising a record program and professional management after past volunteer efforts. Officials say continued Greeley involvement depends on audience support and bureau approval.
A collection of witty maxims on manners and human behavior. The passages critique etiquette and pride, noting how missteps in social grace reveal character.
The Denver Republican argues for western states to exhibit in the New York land show opening November 15, a sixteen day event drawing about a million visitors. Exhibits would educate eastern buyers, homeseekers, and investors about western opportunities, aiding home construction and resource development without costly travel.
Mrs. BE. C. Harrington traveled to Pierce to visit her father and join Mr. Harrington who is spending the summer there. Dr. G. L. Watson of Pueblo is at the Nis home.
The 1911 U S quicksilver production reached 21 256 flasks valued at 927 989 up from 29 601 flasks in 1910 California led with 18 860 flasks worth 867 749 with Nevada and Texas contributing the rest Domestic consumption ran 18 000 to 21 000 flasks while imports surged to 471 944 pounds valued at 251 386 exports fell to 291 flasks worth 13 995 in 1911 from 1 923 flasks in 1910
The article argues that William U. Clark leads the Democratic race for president with strong primary strength. It cites Clark carrying California Illinois Maryland Missouri and other states while claiming he can command 278 electoral votes and a first-ballot majority at Baltimore. It notes Wilson trails with 197 pledged votes and predicts Clark will secure the nomination.
Colorado produced 10,157,383 short tons of coal in 1911 valued at 14,747,764 dollars, down from 1910’s 11,973,736 tons. Employment fell to 14,273 miners, with 711.7 tons per man and 0.44 tons per day. machine mining rose to 1,967,401 tons.
The regular annual meeting will be held at the company office in Lucerne at o'clock p m on Saturday June 29 1912 for the election of trustees and other business. Arthur Seaver secretary H N Bickling president.
City enforces Section 26 of Ordinance No. 88 restricting firing of cannons guns pistols squibs crackers and explosives within city limits. Violators face up to 25 dollars fine upon conviction and mayors or council can grant limited permission with revocation at any time. Order issued by City Council on June 11 1912 signed by Mayor William Mayher.
The Albany Hotel at Seventeenth and Stout in Denver is expanding with a new five story fire proof annex containing 120 rooms each with a bath. Full remodeling of the existing building will add 150,000 to the project and 76 new bath equipped rooms plus 60 private toilets in the original section. When complete the hotel will total 460 rooms, 280 with private baths.
An EB W Rose Medicine Co advertisement from Louis, Missouri promotes Zeno lotion claiming it stops skin irritation on the head and scalp. It asserts the product calms itch and does not feel sticky and notes trial bottles available through druggists.
An advertorial touts Wyeth s Sage Hair Remedy as a simple garden herb based solution to gray hair and hair loss. It claims to restore natural color, remove dandruff, and improve appearance after a few uses, urging readers to buy a bottle from a local druggist.
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