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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1908
Page
2
The article extols farmer life as both lucrative and fulfilling. It highlights the six months of rest, recreation, and study that farmers gain after harvests of potatoes and beets. It argues farming blends income with near-constant natural problem solving and strong personal well being.
The Youth's Companion Calendar for 1909 features Charles C Curran's painting In Grandmother's Garden. Printed on fine stock with thirteen colors, the large calendar measures eight by twenty four inches and displays the twelve months beneath the artwork. Subscriptions to the Companion for 1909 qualify for the calendar.
One drunk was assessed five dollars and costs by the police magistrate this morning marking a rare intemperance incident after a period of many offenders. Officials say recent harsh penalties on bootleggers have reduced the flow of liquor into Greeley.
Officer J A Henry resigns from the night force to pursue other business. James McGreggor is appointed to replace him and James Brown becomes special officer taking McGreggor's former post.
A veteran general risks his leper wife’s life, stealing her from a hospital and fleeing toward Mexico. They camp in a mountain tent, he dies of illness, she returns to Los Angeles hoping to rejoin him in a place beyond disease. The tale extols devotion over sentiment.
November transfers include John Dowding to Orpha W. McBride 25 feet of 70 feet of Lots 26 28 30 32 Elk 11 Windsor and other deeds. Union Pacific buys strip across SE 19 6 67 five acres for 350. Laramie Poudre Irrigation acquires 100 feet of NW3 8 67 three plus acres. Rand Finance sells NW 3 6 65 for 13500. Avery to Clark 16000 SW 24 7 67. Pearsons exchange 3600 EF SE BE 3 5 65. Conner receives 1500 Lot 2 Deubachs Sub Greeley. Baker sells 4500 Lots 37 38 Blk 20 Arlington Heights. US government patent Knoll NW 4 32 468. Brown to Hensley 5000 SW and NW north of canal. Jones to Rehn 3800 Lots 2 4 6 8 10 Blk 6 Windsor.
The notice advertises a November 26 trip to Denver offering a Ben Hur production, Boulder University versus School of Mines football, and automobile races at Overland Park. It urges readers not to miss the last season chance and to ask a Union Pacific agent for details.
Eight ex mayors and seventeen pioneers of 58 will attend a banquet tonight in Denver hosted by the Chamber of Commerce and the Denver Real Estate Exchange marking the citys fiftieth anniversary in a special anniversary event.
A Chicago man on Broadway New York distributed five and ten dollar bills and was jailed as insane. The piece debates money madness versus inner happiness, arguing money cannot buy love joy or peace and that many pursuers of money are truly unbalanced. It cites John L Sullivan that money buys everything but happiness.
A New York mother Mary Sweeney dies after her son John Sweeney, a navy deserter, is marked Deserter on a release letter. The piece condemns naval cruelty branding mothers and calls for reform of bureaucratic brutality in the United States Navy.
The Sickle of the Sphina is a 4000 year old wrought iron blade found by Belzoni near Thebes. It sits in the British Museum and was embedded under the Sphinx base. The piece is linked to an ancient craft and Egyptology.
Describes Greeisy Weld county seat with 19 000 inhabitants located 62 miles from the river and 40 from the Rocky Mountains. Highlights include strong schools, railroads, hotels, factories, libraries, parks, and three daily newspapers. Mentions a 346 900 0006 yearly electric aggregate.
The snippet lists multiple lodge and club meetings including Greeley lodge No. 80 with officers such as Master Workman Madden and Recorder Bullivan. Also shown are Daughters of Hebekakh, Odd Fellows, Masons, and Mystic Legion notes with meeting days, halls, and officers.
The fragment lists numerous secretaries and meeting days across committees and organizations. It mentions J Netti Flower as secretary on Fridays and other officers like Maud Vink and J Alcorn, with various meeting days such as first and third Fridays, fourth Thursdays, and specific locations.
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