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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1917
Page
3
A damaged excerpt urges public support for Red Cross fundraising, praising volunteers and leaders. It discusses public appeals, nationwide enthusiasm, and calls for donations to help produce medical relief, stressing collective action and moral duty during wartime.
Port Morgan mourns a cowboy who drowned in the Platte River on May 27 while attempting to save cattle. Funeral services were conducted Monday with T. O. Q. members leading the interment at Port Morgan Cemetery.
The Rex theater presents a photodrama adaptation of a celebrated novel featuring Louisa Hutt and Jack Pickford as leads and includes a lavish serial titled The Great Secret. The program highlights include recent Wack Pickford roles and popular young stars in supporting performances.
William Malet of Eaton died after a failed surgical procedure in Greeley. Survived by wife and children Owen Malet of Deerlodge Monk, Mary Minet of Denver, Anni Malet of Arvada. Funeral arrangements pending. services to be announced.
A damaged notice describes a public sale of open containers and contents with details on measurements and prohibited items. The document specifies physical dimensions and quantities, including volumes and heights, and notes restrictions on selling fet or bor des in boxes or open containers. The text is fragmentary but indicates a sale action by third party authorities with uncertain dates and item descriptions.
A sweeping Red Cross War Fund drive rolls from GAR halls June 18 to 26 with a goal of 100000. Lynn C. Pierce, Western Red Cross executive secretary, says railcar tours mobilize support, with governors, mayors, and business leaders joining conferences in five cities to back the appeal for relief abroad.
Tey I. B. McMillan Weld county Sunday school missionary announces four series of Bungay school rallies held during June and July. The first on June 2 at the Geistgal Valley Garage in Adams county, the second near Weensburg on July 1, the third at Une Oberallsschool in Simpson township Morgan county on July 29, with Rev. Hath Rev. A. R. Dickson and Rev. W. J. Ferguson among speakers. The Keansburg rally in a new garage, completed that week, features Mrs. W. L. Miller and Mrs Davenport and EW T Manten of Greeley. Rev. Lovie S. iggon of Denver, a Sunday school expert, also participates. the Hoyt rally caps the events. Morgan Adams Weld counties send delegations, and families travel long distances bringing dinners.
City council authorized purchase of 10 000 to 20 000 bands for wooden water pipes at one cent each from Engineer G T Fi in. The bands will be used to replace and strengthen the waterworks piping, replacing older bands recently found effective.
A Boulder man, George Rao, head of the bondmakers in Denver, has planted about 800 acres of hot crops and 700 acres of ger crops near La Salle. Reed, recently admitted to St. Josey hospital in Denver, is injured in a wreck and is reported improving after treatment.
A fragment from a Raleigh advertisement promotes Catharlig Tablets as a remedy for indigestion nervousness headaches constipation and bile issues. The text touts cleansing and eye relief, mentioning Meltac and other terms, with uncertain claims and odd spellings.
Boulder resident C G Bucingham and neighbor T C Potter petitioned for a sewer on Coronado Court to precede paving. The request faced funding and timing concerns and was referred to the street, alleys, and public grounds committee chaired by Alderman Carrel.
Founding figures describe the Tie Sh-A chair in steam and gas engineering at the University of Golovady. Professor William R. Black of the Faculty of the University of Wisconsin has been offered the professorship by the University boards.
A local gathering in Pierce district established a plan for a vigorous Red Cross drive. B A Shafferag chaired the inaugural meeting at the Shater and Myers real estate office. Every business and farmer in the Pierce area was asked to contribute funds.
A 1912 testimonial from Tasie Bromley and later confirmation by a Brumley resident reports severe back ache fatigue swelling and weak kidneys improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The advertiser claims a lasting cure with a 1917 statement praising the remedy and noting continued relief for over four years. 50 cents at dealers.
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