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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
11
A fragmented report from Colorad Agricultural College notes efforts to curb bovine tuberculosis through aggressive testing and sanitary controls. It emphasizes cooperation, efficient tracing, and veterinary supervision to prevent spread within herds and protect public health.
A Windsor area farmer suffered the loss of a finger while operating a mower in a field near town. He reportedly freed himself from the machine when a finger was severed, with another finger also sustaining damage as he exited. The incident occurred on his farm, and authorities are noting the injuries.
A Windsor sugar factory employee, recently noted as supervisor of the Ft Collins plant relocation, moved his household goods to Colorado. Mrs Barbereo and children accompany him as they prepare to establish their future home in Ft Collins at their Training Home in Gretiey, July 4.
A physician and Eaton high school graduate Dr. Ernest M. Smillie, now a resident of Eaton, has been appointed to the medical staff of the John D. Rockefeller Institute at Princeton New Jersey. He recently led in his class at Iowa State Agricultural College Ames, earning cups medals and prizes.
The Goodrich School district remodeled an old one room building into a teacherage to house four teachers and one couple. Three women teachers needed housing, and the school board rented a vacant house near the school and ordered furniture from Denver. A housekeeper wife was employed and the arrangement proved satisfactory, praised as a triumph of common sense. The article also notes a predicted hotter world by an English scientist, arguing energy reform will keep warmth for years.
At a round Butte district meeting the Farmers Union discussed the proposed herd law. Opinions varied with a majority opposing the measure and no official action was taken on active opposition.
A note from the Athabasca Northern News warns a fanatical individual who admitted placing a bottle of $2 whisky to return it at once with apologies or face criminal proceedings. The editor states intent to pursue legal action if the prank is not remedied.
In a sharp quip an old philosopher notes the weather bureau often predicts storms on schedule sometimes proving their accuracy. The remark characterizes the bureau as a band of prophets, suggesting mixed trust in meteorological forecasts.
Florida grown produce labeled as new vegetable dashcons and an euvculent vegetable resembling a mushroom is being shipped to northern markets. The shipments follow instructions issued by the department of agriculture.
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Lyster reported a collision with a Mexican cyclist at the foot of McElroy hill. He claims his car did not strike the cyclist and he will not pay the physician's bill for the lacerated scalp. The cyclist allegedly ran into the car.
Two men discuss their fleeting careers in a fragmentary talk set in a vague place. One quip references a wilderness moment and a metaphorical pour of gold to yield a curious figure. The lines read like a stray, garbled excerpt with no clear event or outcome.
A fragmented manual notes furnace deterioration in summer and possible winter effects. It describes cleaning surfaces with soda or scrub and cleaning smoke and fireplaces, furnace chimneys, and lower chimney parts. It mentions sheet iron chimney connections and dry cleaning, opening doors, and keeping components in wood shape for final use, with a reference to Colorado Agricultural College Port Collins.
Dr. R C Boyt of Denver plans to locate a dental office here after renting rooms and preparing the space Monday. The move follows recommendations from local officials and aligns with anticipated permanent establishment amid community interest and a notable July 4 aviation event in Greeley.
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