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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1911
Page
2
Thieves used nitro to blast the Gilcrest State Bank safe securing nearly $1000. Two men did the work with a possible third accomplice in a car. The crime, witnessed by villagers, involved brutal force and crime scene damage with money destroyed by the blast.
A Wisconsin man from Ban Claire reports chronic back pain and kidney soreness worsened health until Foley Kidney Pills restored deep sleep. He credits the remedy with lasting relief and improved wellbeing after a short use. Clark & Faulkner Drug Co.
The county classification bill granting general increases to county offices died when Representative Proske of Denver noted there was no enacting clause. Without it the bill could not be enacted, and after thirty days no new bills may be introduced, making insertion of the clause effectively a new bill.
The notice urges maintaining regular bowels to prevent sickness and warns that constipation can lead to serious outcomes. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a simple remedy at the first signs, claiming they reduce distress and suffering. sold by all dealers.
Weld county brings a unique suit against J F Roche father of Harry Roche alleging he has refused to support his son since last December 28. The county seeks $100 for care at a dollar per day claiming the younger Roche is able to work and financially independent but currently supported by the county.
A Bible play titled The Ruth Story is enacted by a group of small children. The presentation showcases simple staging and clear delivery aimed at young audiences.
The Religious Education Association conference in Greeley grows in interest with sessions well attended. Speakers include Rev W F Steel from Denver University on The Bible in the Life of the College Student and Miss Louise Hannam on The English Bible and English Literature.
April 8 report from Kersey states Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Howell were called to Ohio on their honeymoon to the illness of Mr. Howell’s father. They postponed the ceremony, wed at once, and Mrs. Howell accompanied him home. The father died the day after their arrival, ending the couple’s postnuptial travel.
Warning against mercurial catarrh ointments. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo contains no mercury and works internally on blood and mucous surfaces. Cautions on fake cures and authenticity. Includes sale notes and testimonials.
Conrad Meyer of Evans is charged with using the mails to send a threatening letter to Rev. Oscar Schmidt, pastor of the Evans German Lutheran church. Meyer appeared before Judge Tregoning and posted a $2,000 bond, with the case ongoing.
If you cough all night you get no rest nor does anyone else In the house Keep within reach a bottle of Ballard's Horehound Syrup It is then easy to stop the tickling which causes the cough whenever it appears Price 25c 50c and 1 00 per bottle Sold by Carson W Gilbert
The survey prints a list of over a thousand books and pamphlets covering geology topology water resources and technology. It notes the survey as the nursery of the reclamation service and the bureau of mines and highlights diverse topics from geologic chemistry to paleontology and ore deposits.
Thomas Howard and his son Will were found not guilty in Justice Hatch's court yesterday afternoon. They faced charges of assault with intent to kill Charlies Rose a Mead druggist.
Mrs. Oscar Land and Mrs. Gua Johnson of Windsor were in Greeley Friday for a social or local visit, according to the brief report.
David Koontz age 61 died in Colorado after four weeks with Brights disease. He lived 25 years in Boulder county and was born in Pennsylvania. Survived by daughter Mrs. A C McCain. Funeral at 1 PM Sunday at the McCain home with Rev. Marzelf. burial at Grevycy. Also notes a social gathering at Mrs Cutcheon’s home with 36 attendees and games.
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