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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1910
Page
4
The text appears as a publisher's notice for The Greeley Tribune with manager H Wolfe and advertising details for subscriptions and mailing, including office address at Seventh Street and Colorado post office designation. No news event is described.
Dr Hilprecht reports a newly found Nippur tablet likely predates Abraham and may illuminate the Genesis flood. The fragment suggests the ark command used two of a number, not two of each species, and contrasts Babylonian flood tales with the biblical version.
The readable fragment mentions a man from the Euphrates region described as a historical figure who left home and moved westward, indicating a broad migratory or exploratory context without specific names or dates.
Greeley educators treat Arbor Day as more than a sentiment, aiming for active work to improve city conditions. The day focuses on tree and bird care and fostering ongoing civic improvement in public schools, hoping the precedent continues.
Grand Army men oppose converting their city hall quarters into a rest room for women and children and threaten to stay or leave the hall. The city must find new quarters for a rest room, though officials will likely take time before deciding.
Frosts likely spared most fruit, but the cold weather wiped out the grasshopper pest. Farmers estimate the damage to fruit will be outweighed by the substantial economic benefit from reduced grasshopper numbers across Weld County.
Mayor C. A. Yancey and wife entertained at Layton’s seventeenth birthday party for Windsor youths. The event featured floral decorations, music and games, with many guests being local high school students.
Mrs D J Horton wife of Dr D J Horton recovers from a serious illness caused by blood poisoning after a time of fear she would not recover.
Sparks from a passing locomotive started a blaze at the Charles Smith and Henry Stinger ranch in the Big Bend district. Wind at hurricane force destroyed the barn, two hay stacks, a corral, machinery, and chickens within an hour. the main house and nearby J. T. Kidd farm buildings were saved by neighbor efforts.
A spark from a passing freight train ignited dried grasses near the Smith barn, destroying hay stacks eight tons each along with the barn and harness, machinery, and setting hens. Fire spread to the house through open windows. neighbors aided with water, but wind made control nearly impossible. At J T Kidd ranch nearby, sparks threatened a straw shed but were doused despite urgent efforts.
A Tribune reader urges residents to keep to the right on streets and to act thoughtfully and courteously while driving and walking. The note calls on the city council to consider stricter ordinances but emphasizes self discipline over harsh enforcement to prevent accidents and court or hospital visits.
Miss Lillian Mueller traveled to Fort Morgan on Saturday for a short weekend visit and planned to stay for a few days.
Mislabeled OCR fragment notes oat product lines packed in regular packs and hermetically sealed containers. No clear dates or brand details beyond Quaker Scotch Oats reference.
Greeley becomes the first Colorado town to receive the new McKinley postal card issued by the United States postoffice department. Ralph Meeker of New York obtained early cards and forwarded many to Sanborn & Houston in town. The Number 4 postcard features a pleasing design and reflects artistic skill.
Schuster suggested obtaining the new McKinley postal cards for advertising and Ralph Meeker in New York helped secure a consignment. The first carload arrived in New York and was sent to Greeley, with buyers likely to receive the blue cards in upcoming mail. The card features McKinley portrait, United States Postal Card wording, and a bluish tint with a smooth surface.
A testimonial from J. L. Southers of Eau Claire Wisconsin praises Foley's Kidney Pills for restoring sleep, easing back and kidney pains, and improving appetite and overall health after a short period of use. He recommends the product and notes it is sold by all druggists.
Greeley’s fast aggregation heads to Fort Collins next Sunday to meet the Lamb Feeders in the season opener. Manager Roy Collins has faced many difficulties but has his fans ready to support the team. A May 1 home opener is expected to draw a crowded crowd despite a wind‑driven cancellation of the Kersey game. Clay ton Morrison, eight, of Oak Creek, was injured when struck in the eye by steel. his condition sent his parents to Denver for care, with details pending.
Miss Florence Fazer came back to Denver Sunday evening after a brief visit with her parents Mr and Mrs J B Fezer.
WH Carter visiting Greeley this week demonstrates the Moon 30 auto nage while meeting friends of his grandfather James Atkinson a pioneer who owned the Wheeley and Watson ranch near Greeley. Atkinson’s family links include brother Thomas and sister Sharon in Denver with ties to New York and Denver.
Mrs Earl Aldridge of the Big Bend district was rushed to Mercy hospital in Denver Friday night after a severe appendicitis attack. Aldridge and Alexander were in Kansas managing real estate interests when telegraphed of the illness. both men returned to Colorado at once.
An old advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Remedy as capable of curing any kidney and bladder trouble within medical reach. It asserts the product can do more than any other medicine and notes it is sold by all druggists.
Ei lia Henderson, a contractor, lost his left thumb while sawing it off during construction in Kersey on a Wednesday afternoon. He was at work on a building when the accident occurred.
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