07 Nov 1929
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1929
Page
1
East Side and West Side residents prepare for Denver visits, college students and staff travel for holidays, a Boulder chamber election elected Neill as president, and various ads announce laundry rates, auctions, and retail closings. Local figures include Paul Hui and C. Townsend, with many names tied to Denver, Boulder, and Greeley.
An old time drug advertisement touts Dr. Dickson’s Compound as a remedy for bladder irritation and nervous system disruption from frequent nighttime calls. It promises guaranteed relief or a refund, urging readers to buy at a local drug store and follow directions while offering a money back guarantee.
Reports of an amazing treatment that epileptic fits have been stopped by. Lepso advertises in Milwaukee offering a generous free treatment to all sufferers, inviting afflicted individuals to write for age information and access.
An elderly man resumes life after years of coughing, credited to Bronchuline Emulsion. The ad claims tough lingering coughs post influenza yield quickly to the remedy, praised as superior and worth the price, with Gilbert Bishop Drug Co and local dealers selling it.
Mrs H. Mulford and Dr. H. Mulford left Wednesday afternoon for Los Angeles to visit their son and spend part of the winter on the coast. Mrs Lowe left Sunday evening for Albany after news her father suffered a paralytic stroke. she will be away two to three weeks. Teachers Association program in Portland Dec 28. Dr Feaster of Tyayhers college to address. Alpha Tau Lambda girls visiting homes over weekend include Barn Lawrence Arvada Margaret Larsen Fort Collins Ann Hindman Brugh Bernice Jewell Castle Rock Ruth Clark Denver Rex Renkel plans to attend Colorado Educational Association in Denver. Theta Sigma Upsilon seniors Ethelyn McDaniel Lenare Dobbs Denver Allen May Curran Mario Porter Pueblo Barbara Angell Mildred Smith Rockvale. A. G. visiting ToBe trip, driving Tennessee cars. now in Glenwood Springs en route to Idaho. Various Pi Kappa Sigma girls homeward bound Audrey Paputon Valda Gibson Gladys Stewart Mona MacMillan Luella Hawthorn Laurie Wouter Delphine Selly Helen McAllister Denver Merle Lesier Douglas Wyoming Ruth Morey Colorado Boringa Lucilla Ketelo Sterling Dorothy Morgan Denver Albert Stewart Denver.
A vintage appeal for Tanlee a tonic of roots barks and herbs claimed to cure stomach troubles headaches and dizziness. It cites Mrs Maud Jennings of Junction City Kansas praising weight gain improved appetite and energy after eight years of illness and promises refunds if no help.
The Weld County clerk reported a Wednesday schedule for the Zenith radios program to be distributed via the local station. The event included introductions by McCarthy of Denver and featured Julia Domin, Guez, and others from Ault and Denver. Attendees and returning natives listed include Pauline Hall Lois Osbourne Denver Gwinneth-Dolph Laurens Brown Denver and several others from Colorado Springs and Denver.
Nov Great Western Sugar Company moves beet pile with team and tracks filling five to six cars daily. Farmers delivered a few loniln Monday. fields are six inches deep in mud from recent storm. Beets will be plowed after warmer days. Farmers face heavy hauling due to muddy roads. About half the beet crop is in the ground in this district.
A fragmented newspaper advertisement urges readers to try END-O-CORN, claiming instant relief from corns. It warns traditional corn remedies are dangerous and directs readers to obtain END-O-CORN from local druggists or write to the listed address for shipment.
A vintage Rexall advertisement promotes Rexall Orderlia tablets as a solution for constipation. It claims the tablet hydrates the colon, softens dry waste, and encourages natural movement without habit formation. The copy urges chewing at night and promises relief by the next day, with a 24 for 25 cent offer at local Rexall stores.
Idaho's highest mountain peak will be named for Senator William E. Borah after the state geographic board received his letter of acceptance. The formal designation honors Borah for his long service and influence in state and national affairs.
Fragmentary text references a peak name in a range, a United States graphical commission envoy, and permanent map files. The garbled wording suggests an archival or cartographic note about labeling a peak in the J Pahalmere range and official map inclusion. No clear names or dates are extractable.
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