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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1909
Page
2
Secretary of State Pearce issues a circular warning stockmen to record brands to secure ownership rights. A recorded brand is prima facie evidence of ownership and unrecorded marks risk legal action and seizure of proceeds from estray and impounded cattle.
Attorney Churchill reports that the Burlington Interurban defeated the Union Pacific in the injunction brought here and moved to the federal court. The higher court ruled the Interurban has the right of way and UP must adjust its grade to suit the Interurban line. The crossing lies in Crow Creek district four miles east of Lucerne with a 3 foot fill for UP and a 2 foot cut for Interurban.
Many people object to taking strong medicines usually prescribed by physicians for rheumatism. When there is no fever and little swelling, it is only necessary to apply Chamberlain's Liniment freely for quick relief. For sale by all druggists.
Assistant state auditor F. L. Varney and two court appointees completed a twelve day audit of the county treasurer's books, finding them absolutely correct and the system commendable. Six month business volume reached 335590.90 with 58632.96 on hand January 1, while a Fort Lupton banker's delayed affidavit caused brief humor and a 25 cent bill.
The will of Oscar A. Sanquist was admitted to probate Wednesday. He died of tuberculosis last week and his remains were shipped to Chicago. He left a $1,000 life policy and a Chicago real estate interest. The will notes a notebook listing creditors, with payment first. Bequests include $50 to Miss Emma Johnson of Denver and the Chicago property to his two brothers and two sisters, with remaining funds to be shared by the siblings and Emil Borg and John Carson of Greeley, named executors.
The Chicago Tribune favors moderate home remedies but warns of indoor confinement and potential pneumonia. It recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted cure for colds, noting it is for sale by all druggists.
Mrs. M. B. Andrews who taught at Wentz school four miles south of Beebe Draw has resigned due to ill health. Mise Gauss will finish the term. Andrews recently suffered a severe grip and is now at her home near Farmers Spur with three weeks left in the district.
The Weld county case Mackey versus Wilson, billed as the longest and hardest fought local suit, reached the Colorado Supreme Court where Wilson prevailed. Mackey and his wife traded farms, Wilson held a mortgage and possession. judges denied Mackey’s fraud claim and awarded Wilson possession, with future damage and character suit possible. Both parties reside in Greeley.
Public health note argues that over ninety percent of rheumatism cases are muscular or cold damp related and need no internal medicines. It promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for quick relief and warns internal drugs are often poisonous or harsh for chronic muscular rheumatism.
Friday evening built a surprise for Nelson Demorest when a friend convinced him to return to the Congregational church. At his Wellington apartments home a crowd of about thirty gathered, appearing as hundreds in imagination, with Welsh rarebit ice cream and cake served. An impromptu musical program followed and several fine recitations by Miss Dora Hamel delighted the guests.
Inlow died at his rooms in the Smith building Saturday after a lingering illness. He is survived by a wife and one child. The Inlows came here a short time ago and the husband and father has been fit since their arrival. Arrangements for the funeral services have soft en made.
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