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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1910

Page

2

McCrery Travels to Kimball to Inspect Wisconsin Seed Potatoes

J F McCrery left for Kimball Nebraska to inspect a carload of Wisconsin seed potatoes and advise Kimball farmers on seed quality. He plans to address Kimball farmers tonight and warned he will likely reject potatoes that chilled on the road since March 24 or do not meet his standards compared with a prior Wisconsin car.

J. F. McCrery Kimball Neb Wisconsin MccCrery Greeley Mr. McCrery

Prompt relief with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

Advertises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for threats and lung trouble with quick relief. Describes pleasant taste, soothing healing effect, and availability at all druggists.

Fort Lupton Homes Rise On Denver Street

Fort Lupton April 6 two new houses are going up on Denver street. Dr Arthur Moni smith is building a bungalow and James Gorman is erecting a nine room house. The Monismith bungalow is in Reynolds addition. The Metropolitan cafe changes hands with Charles H Sells buying from Bert Padfield. Charles Bathe leaves local real estate for Standley Lake project and moves to Denver.

Fort Lupton Denver Street Arthur Monismith James Gorman Monismith Reynolds Metropolitan Cafe Charles H. Sells Bert Padfield Charles Bathe Standley Lake Denver

Chamberlain's Tablets Promote Health and Regularity

Advertises Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as a natural aid to remove impurities and restore organ strength. Claims include a free, regular condition and overall health, with sale through all druggists.

Chamberlain Nature

Baptists to Build Church Despite City Ruling

City ordinance bans steps extending beyond lot lines but Baptists may proceed. The church had a permit from last fall and excavation began before the rule change. Some property owners were denied permits for sidewalk extending steps, stirring public reaction.

Baptist Church

Whitten Files Map and Statement for Seepage Ditches and Wells

A. E. Whitten filed with the county clerk a map and statement of seepage ditches two wells and a pumping plant. The project costs about $1,000 and aims to irrigate 150 acres in Crow Creek country.

A. E. Whitten Crow Creek

Rugh Family Plans Split Stay at Idylwilde Summer Home

Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Rugh and their two sons visited Idylwilde on the upper Poudre for a summer sojourn. Mrs. Rugh and the children will return in a week, while Mr. Rugh will stay longer at the residence.

R. B. Rugh Idylwilde Upper Poudre

Erie man visits Curtis couples on return from Los Angeles

Robert Rowland of Erie LiL is visiting Mr. and Mrs. D A Curtis and Mr. and Mrs. EF R Curtis. He stopped in Greeley on his way home from Los Angeles where he has been spending the winter.

Robert Rowland Erie, Lil D. A. Curtis EF. R. Curtis Mr. Rowland Greeley Los Angeles

Rev. Clark Bower Helps At Greeley Church Service

The state Sunday school evangelist for the Christian church, Rev. Clark Bower, assisted at the evening service in Greeley on Tuesday.

Clark Bower The Christian Church Greeley

Greeley Terminal Franchise Granted and Ordinance Passed

After months of council debate the Greeley Terminal line may build tracks across Eighth to Tenth avenues near Third street. An ordinance restricting livery stables and shops passed, with opposition noted. The Glenmere addition joined the city as petitions for grading and water main extensions were granted. Police and fire matters, sewer extensions, and a fire system inquiry were addressed. Water supply tested clean. inspector chosen for east side sewers. creamery relocation discussed.

Greeley Terminal Eighth Ninth Tenth Avenues Third Street Farr Luther Denver-Laramie Glenmere Addition Ninth Avenue Twenty-second Twenty-third Sterling Investment Company Mumper Green Mapleton Addition Julius Pearce Pearce Home Office Greeley Henry G. Hess East Side Starkey Frank Adams G. M. Houston A. W. Davis Prof Beardsley Alderman Adams Sixth Avenue Seventh Street Creamery Company

Evans dry vote ends with mayoral upset and minister's death

Evans voters chose a dry slate by 33 votes amid a heated bid for city offices. Mayor Henry Behrens won by one vote, with four two year council terms and others, while Rev. William Johns died hours after his voting record was challenged amid the contest.

Evans Henry F. Behrens E. W. Balfour J.S. Dunbar Behrens C. H. Reed H. R. Chalfant William Johns Methodist Church Johns George Prunty Crow Creek Paul Netzel Netzel

Evans election saddest feature as naturalization blocks vote

Yesterday in Evans a man from England born Johns failed to prove naturalization and could not vote. He died hours after leaving the polls. Anti saloon campaigners credited Greeley Tribune support and local volunteers for canvassing efforts and automobile help. Several wets were challenged or disqualified for lack of naturalization or Evans residency status.

Evans Johns United States England Blackwood Greeley Greeley Tribune John Clough O. D. Nell George Gale J. J. Lace H. A. Russell T M. Welch S. F. Martin

Socialists Show Strong Vote in Windsor Elections

In Windsor on April , the socialists gained a solid showing while the Taxpayers party swept all seats. Mayor C A Yancey was re elected along with aldermen Adam Hahn Del Middleton and Louis McCullough. J T Perkins was chosen clerk and J M Airey treasurer. Total votes 2456 with 131 straight tickets 110 scratched and four spoiled. Yancey a longtime local businessman.

Windsor Taxpayers Party C. A. Yancey Adam Hahn del Middleton Louis McCullough J. T. Perkins J. M. Aiey Yancey

Ault Citizens Ticket Wins Big in Local Election

The Citizens party led by J. K. Houghton won a decisive local election over the Conservative party in Ault. Houghton 141 votes to 97 for Albert Allison. trustees elected for two years were D. K. Wyatt 134, S. D. Edwards 217, J. G. Newell 137, with C. A. Brayton filling a one year vacancy at 212 votes. Houghton, an attorney, has built a large local practice and strong support.

Ault Citizens Party J. K. Houghton Albert Allison D. K. Wyatt S. D. Edwards J. G. Newell C. A. Brayton Mr. Houghton

Myers Re elected Mayor of Eaton by Good Majority

Faton April 6 A H Myers was re elected mayor by the Independent party with 184 votes to William Aitchison Citizens 128. total 324. Independent aldermen M Laire 186 F L Weller 184 J W Smillie 268. Myers, a town pioneer, rancher, stockman and businessman, praised as mayor.

Myers Eaton

Anti-License Party Wins at Fort Lupton

Fort Lupton April 6 By a majority of nineteen votes Charles H Sells was elected mayor by the Antilicense party over George Vickrey the Taxpayers anti license candidate There were 251 votes cast Aldermen elected on the Anti license ticket are B K Brown J F Jackson and A B Peckham Mr Sells is the owner and manager of a large confectionary store at this place

Fort Lupton Charles H. Sells George Vickrey BK. ¥. Brown J. F. Jackson A. B. Peckham Mr. Sells

Racer elected mayor at Kersey polls

G W Racer won the Kersey mayoral race with 59 votes of 81. Fred James, the current mayor, was the opponent. R W Mortimer won one year as alderman with 77 votes while Charles Wolff 67 and C I Williams 58 were elected two year aldermen.

Wet wins in Illinois referendums spread across towns

In Illinois 240 cities and towns reported incomplete returns on the local option vote. Early figures show 32 towns changing from dry to wet and 13 from wet to dry. Of 98 towns, 4 voted wet. The results reflect evolving alcohol policy across the state.

Illinois Chicago

Social Democrats Sweep Milwaukee Mayoral Race

Milwaukee voters backed Emil Seidel and his party by about 8000 votes, the largest plurality in the city’s similar contests. The piece urges universal access to Chamberlain's Liniment for emergencies, praising its use for rheumatism sprains and bruises, and notes it is sold by all druggists.

Milwaukee Social Democrats Emil Seidel

Kemmerer Private Sale Offerings In Greeley Colorado

Real estate listings include a modern six room house at Twentieth Street and Eighth Avenue with 50 by 190 foot lot for sale or rent and an 100 by 190 foot corner lot near the Normal school ideal for an apartment house. Also 80 acres of Pleasant Valley farm land for sale or trade, 4600 acres dry Weld County land at bargain, plus second and third cutting alfalfa. Contact Col. O. P. Kemmerer, 701 Eleventh Street, Greeley Colorado, Weld 244.

Twentieth Street Eighth Avenue Pleasant Valley Eighteenth Street Normal School Weld County Col. O. P. Kemmerer Greeley Colo Eleventh Street Weld

Mrs Horton Til Evans Ill With Blood Poison

Mrs. Horton Til Evans is very ill with a blood poisoning case. She is the wife of Dr. D. J. Horton a well known local physician. She has not been moved to a hospital and is being cared for at home by her husband.

Doan's Kidney Pills Proclaimed Best Remedy

The ad declares weak kidneys cause body ailments and urges kidney support. Doan's Kidney Pills are promoted as the direct cure, with veteran user D. D. Stebins of Greeley praising their effectiveness. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. links Buffalo as US agents.

Greeley Bright Doan D. D. Stebins Ninth Street Cole Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan's

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Evans Citizens Mr. Behrens Mr. Balfour Crery Council Glenmere Davis Albert H. Myers Raton W. F. Smith Evans Taxpayers Citizens
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