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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1911
Page
3
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The first Religious Education Association conference in the state concluded Monday afternoon at the Baptist church. Notable speakers from away addressed sessions across denominations, with topics on scripture, Bible translation, sacred literature, and classroom methods. An informal reception honored Father William O'Ryan at the afternoon session.
Mr. Wilford Adams writes of chronic rheumatism confinement to bed and using Foley's Kidney Remedy. He credits two bottles with improvement and a third bottle with putting him on his feet. Clark and Faulkner Drug Co.
James M. Hanby, a 50 year trapper, arrived in Greeley with a fur bundle including a silver fox skin valued at $1,000. He claims it is the first silver fox he has bagged in 30 years and possibly the first since then. Hanby, over 70, remains active in trapping and disputes claims that fur bearing wildlife are scarce. He notes foxes are plentiful if one knows where to look and expects to beat this winter's record next year.
The Elk lodge held its annual officer installation Thursday evening with large attendance and refreshments after. New officers named include W. Hall Thompson exalted ruler Lilbert English leading knight Tom L. Cronin loyal knight H. J. Weib king Charles Davis secretary J. A. Sheppard treasurer W. R. Patterson trustee three years E. B. Hatch entertainment chair Oscar Leafgren sick and relief chair Emil Hurdtle tyler Ben Cooper inner guard Robert Dye esquire.
Mrs. Anson Me keel hosted a dinner Thursday in Kersey for Mrs. Harry Armstrong of Sterling who is visiting Mrs. Don Heffernan. Guests included Mrs. Armstrong Mrs. Heffernan Mrs. Will Mortimer Mrs. B. L. Tew Mrs. J. P. Romans Mrs. Frank Loustalet and Mrs. Madison.
After a city election the field for appointive posts opens with speculation on who will fill key roles. Names linked to the mayor and council include D F Camp William Ahrend Roy Collins Walter Lininger Ben Florance and Ben Marsh for city marshal, with others possible.
The Pierce Record argues a large ill smelling skunk hides under the county residence amid unofficial Weld county court house investigations. It urges a full and complete inquiry into graft and public office conduct to expose missteps and prevent future abuses.
At Island Grove park Sunday the Grays staged a dramatic comeback starting in the fifth inning. Trailing 6 0 early, Lupton tied the game at seven in the seventh on costly errors by Fort Lupton. The visitors won 8 7 after a late ninth inning run.
Mrs Lafayette Ryan, once gravely ill with diphtheria, shows improvement as of April 7. The report notes her condition has begun to improve and her family awaits further recovery.
Denver resident Joe Norcross spent Sunday with his mother in Greeley, sharing time away from home. The brief visit highlighted family ties as a simple weekend gathering in northern Colorado.
E. L. Sewell, S. A. Ford and Rus Sell Runner traveled to Denver today on a business trip.
Mrs F H Sears entertained Kensington club women at her home Wednesday afternoon with a good turnout of members and three guests Mrs J F McConnell Mrs D J March and Mrs Gordon. The ladies enjoyed fancy work and refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Miss Ruth Gordon and Miss Edna Allen.
Frederick April 10 Coroner Macy absolves the Baum Coal Co after Bulgarian miner Charley Norman is killed in the Baum mine when a cavern traps him under 40 tons of rock. Timbering work was under way to improve safety as warning signals were issued.
A Detroit area mother, Mrs. F. Marti of St. Joe Michigan, reports her boy’s severe bronchial trouble cured by Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound. She says it eased coughing and choking spells and led to a quick recovery. Clark & Faulkner Drug Co.
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