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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1911
Page
4
United doctors and specialists will be at the Cam Field Hotel and remain until Friday June 30 inclusive. The noted physicians are highly regarded for treating chronic diseases with notable success.
The United Doctors advertise free consultation examination and advice for two days at the Camfield Hotel in Greeley Colorado. They claim to treat stomach and nerve diseases without surgery and invite patients to bring urine for analysis, promising results and urging immediate visits from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Motives behind Egyptian embalming traced to desiccation in hot sand and belief in immortality. Notes on sarcophagus origin from stone eating flesh. Then comic scraps from Life and London Tit-Bits: a baby care quip dispute, atomic fragment jokes, and brief society items mentioning Mrs. H. V. Pool and Miss Rose Coffman.
Charles Vinson son in law of Under Sheriff Williams visits with friends and relatives in Greenley for a brief stay.
Seely's Lake hosts a full Fourth of July program featuring boat races, swimming contests, tule and barrel races, and duck races as part of the big community celebration.
Rev. R. A. Chase will attend the state Epworth League convention in Boulder this week as a member of the Epworth League board of control. The Swedish Lutheran church ladies plan supper in the church parlor Wednesday evening 6:30 to 7:30 with a 25 cent charge. Everyone welcome.
Mr and Mrs John Thompson of Windsor arrived in Greeley Saturday to spend Sunday with Mrs Nels Cullison. Today Mr Thompson will depart for Los Angeles to seek treatment from a noted spine specialist.
Percy Denton, famed in vaudeville and minstrelsy, tours the continent on a 2500 dollar wager. He started in San Francisco on April 15 and must reach New York by September 15, carrying a California governor’s letter. Denton funds his trip with his voice, a noted baritone. In business news, the Colorado Telephone Company signed 44 new contracts in a three day contest, ranking 11th among 17 districts, with Albuquerque leading the list.
Mrs. E G Whiting of Akron says a kidney trouble with backaches dizziness and eye floaters improved after using Foley Kidney Pills. She followed directions and reports rapid relief and regained health with gratitude to the product and Clark Faulkner Drug Co.
New YorkJune 26 Total interest and dividend disbursements for July 1911 are estimated to exceed 256 million dollars, up from 232 million the prior year. The rise comes mainly from bond interest, while dividends fall by over 17 million. Interest payments total 11,626,115 with railroads drawing 87,745,587, industries and misc 55,010,555, electric railways 18,117,560, and government bonds 2,291,261.
Coroner Macy reports L C Sigman of Taylorville North Carolina requests details on the death of Charles Sigman who was shot at Frederick on June 6 and buried there. The North Carolina man is a relative and wants the body moved east. No relatives were located at the time of the killing.
Spuds nose under wire as Gormley and Haller spark late frames. Marsh powers two three base hits and a fourth hit in the tenth to drive in the winning run for the visitors.
Mrs. Sam Newell hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff of Kansas City who travel west for a wedding trip. Attending were Dr. and Mrs. Anderson of Ault, Mrs. Pearson and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Scarborough. Thomas Gibbeon, a stone contractor, sails to Mesita in the San Luis valley with masons from Greeley to build a rustic church for about two months. Mrs. Gibbeon will join him next week.
The Majestic Theatre promotes itself as the only ten cent picture house in Greeley offering consistently good films. Patrons are urged to catch screenings as affordable entertainment options in the town.
The program lists Mrs. Rivington's Pride The Great Secret and How She Won Him with good music. The same lineup returns Tuesday night and a noted display window attraction is advertised for special interest.
Opening Boulder chautauqua and summer school on Tuesday July 4 features an address by Hon. Joseph L. Bristow and performances by the Williams Jubilee Singers. A special round trip fare of $1.00 is offered with trains departing Boulder at 10:20 p m calling at Greeley and Denver.
The city offers a $90 reward paid in cash for good and sufficient evidence leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone selling intoxicating liquors within Greeley or within one mile of the city boundaries. By order of the mayor D F Camp city marshal.
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