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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1905
Page
6
Editorial notes after Tuesday's results that Greeley residents vote independently and that Mayor Watson and Marshial Camp faced defeat amid calls for change. Officials praise prior service, urge cooperation with a Republican council to pursue municipal progress and broader public good.
The Tribune urges the new city council to acquire a block on the east side for a public park. It argues a green space would compensate for earlier neglect, attract shade and greensward, and boost home Building and property values as the area urbanizes.
Henry C. Stearns, Druggist of Shullsburg Wisconsin reports Ballard's Horehound Syrup gives quick relief for hoarse and croupy coughs with difficult breathing. He has sold it for two years and notes repeat purchases. Price 25 50 cents and 1.00. Sold by J F Fezer.
Union Pacific will sell round trip tickets to Denver April 4 at one fare for the English Grand Opera company performance at Broadway Theatre. Tickets limited to April 7. Program includes Tannhauser Thursday matinee and Tosca Thursday evening. J C Ferguson General Agent 941 17th street Denver.
An old ad touts Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets promising a one day cure for colds. It notes money back by EW Stove’s signature on each box and assures refund if the remedy fails.
Readable ads brim with Easter novelties at Stover, Shaw and Horne, plus dress goods, wallpapers, boots, and wall coverings. Local stores tout bargains on dresses, shoes, hats, and millinery displays while noting service at Red Front and Barrett firms.
The W. T. K. club heard two papers on Wednesday discussing Italian gardens and villas and the Peasants of Italy. Mrs. Chambers described garden harmony with homes and landscape, while Mrs. Saraly Howard spoke on rural Italy and its old farming practices. A poem closed the session.
At the New Century club gathering with Mrs. Alcorn on March 29, members presented sections on Conan Doyle Andrew Lang and Rider Haggard. Mrs. Hopkins outlined the Hound of the Baskervilles plot while Mrs. Moyer shared Miami's Revenge and led a penny contest won by Mrs. Lyons with Mrs. March taking the booby prize. Refreshments followed. The annual business meeting is set for April 5 with Mrs. Abbott.
The Social Science circle met with Mr. and Mrs. O A Petty Tuesday evening. Mr Petty presented a paper on Mobs and their Psychology. Annual election chose Charles E B Carter as president, Mrs R J Hunter as vice president, Mrs O A Petty as secretary, F M Sheldon as treasurer. Next meeting with Mr and Mrs C D Todd.
Public funeral services were held in Greeley for Samuel Dimmieck Hunter 86 a pioneer settler and former mayor. He built the opera house Park Place block Oasis hotel and the first brick residence. Born April 13 1819 in New York he came to Colorado in 1870 and helped develop the town. He leaves two daughters Mrs Arthur Watson of Denver and Mrs Oliveret Lackey of Hornellsville New York.
The Churches Holy Trinity holds morning prayer and sermon at 10 45 and evening prayer and sermon at 7 30 each Sunday.
The Rev R J Hunter will discuss "The Lazy Man and How to Cure Him" as his subject for the Sabbath evening service at the First Presbyterian church. The talk is expected to draw parishioners seeking guidance on motivation and self-improvement.
The Christian Science Sunday morning service at 11 o clock will center on The Doctrine of Atonement. The gathering will be held at 802 Ninth Street.
Rev Leafgreen of the Swedish Mission will close his Bible class next Sunday morning at 10 oclock with an examination and review of the winters work. Regular evening services at 730 as usual.
From April 4 to 18 the Denver and Rio Grande sells homeseekers tickets from Denver to Idaho points and return at one fare plus $2.00. Liberal stopover privileges. For information contact S. K. Hooper G P A Denver.
The Union Pacific railway offers a round trip excursion on Thursday April 6 for the Henry W Savage English Opera. More than 150 performers make up the English voiced group on stage. Tickets valid on trains for the travel date.
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