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Newspaper
Greeley Republican
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1912
Page
3
Classified notices list a Wan Hand bicycle for a 9 year old in good condition and cheap. Includes address 1016 11th Ave and contact details Red 902. Also various local ads mention hardware, medicines, loans, screen doors, masonry, and farm services observed in a midwestern town newspaper classifieds section.
San Francisco report says Mrs Louise Panarousi accused Gertrude Klarmar of taking 600 dollars by false promises for a wrinkle cure that turned out to be simply egg white. The case centers on alleged deceit and patent remedy claims.
Local column records Miss Helen Snider’s Denver trip and plans to visit the mountains with friends. Several Boulder and Denver residents arrive or depart for visits, college recruiter activity at Colorado College, and circus train plans between Milliken and Greeley.
The couple Mr and Mrs Carl Robinson welcomed a baby girl born July 30 in LaSalle.
Fort Collins July 31 The Laramie-Poudre Irrigation company transfers seventeen lakes and reservoirs to Greeley-Poudre district including twelve in the Mitchell lakes group northwest of Log Cabin. The deal consolidates bonds and accelerates ditch and reservoir development as D A Camfield signs as president.
In Lisbon on July 31 banker Pedro Silvia aged 48 killed his wife Dolores 18 after learning of her affair with military student Antunes. Silvia stabbed Dolores as Desdemona and wounded Antunes near death before going insane as panicked theater patrons fled.
Greeley Y P B members plan a picnic at Island Grove park next Tuesday after meeting at the Methodist church. They will meet at the church and proceed to the park for supper. May Lockhart reported the Boulder meeting and A B Copeland led parliamentary drill.
The Republican reports that after a severe July rainstorm men watched No 2 ditch past midnight to prevent breaks in the bank. Banks began to fail in spots but repairs saved nearby property. The storm was one of the hardest in years and caused grain and other crops to be damaged.
A circulated petition asserts Jud Cathey has not operated such a place and that his business is quiet and orderly. Cathey was arrested Saturday night on disorderly house charges and his trial is set for Monday.
In Fort Collins on July 31 an engine and caboose entering the yards crushed its wood pilot after a loose bolt on the cowcatcher snagged the street railway rails. The engine kept to a low speed, no derailment occurred, and the train was moved back to remove the damaged pilot.
New amendments by the Delaware Lackawanna and Western transportation department bar employees from drinking on or off duty and from playing poker during idle hours. The rule states intoxicants and visiting saloons incapacitate workers and violations may lead to dismissal, following a Corning wreck investigation.
A brief opinion line questions why readers avoid The Republican and prompts reflection on the newspaper’s role and trust in its coverage.
Rudolf Bethge plans quick remodeling of two rooms in a frame building south of the current restaurant site to handle circus day crowds and regular patrons. Sixteen workers will operate day and night to install a horseshoe counter and dining room with arches between spaces. He will not reopen the old location.
At the Airdome this week a genuine sensation, the Indian singer Silver Tongue, famed for a beautiful tenor voice carrying sadness of his race. He is described as the most unique figure in the theatrical world and among his people, a rare singer who moves audiences to tears.
Evans July 31 Marshal William Swartz has come back from Kansas where he was summoned by the illness and death of his mother. War Today's news today in The Republican.
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