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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1909
Page
4
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Greeley farmers enjoy rising potato and grain prices with a promising upcoming crop. The article urges prudent land management and local investment in soil fertility and farm improvements, highlighting the growing farmers club steering regional development.
The text argues such groups should not fear funding experimentation in farming. It advocates doing so intelligently, preferably under partial or total supervision of the Agricultural college.
The Woman's club year closed Friday with a president's home gathering at 4 pm and a six o'clock supper for members and husbands. A comedy sketch The Tipsy Pudding was performed by seven members, drawing lively applause and banter from guests.
The LaGrange women organized a named group at Mrs. Earl Smith's home, electing Mrs. Ed Brown president and Miss Rachel Mulford secretary treasurer. A $10.40 collection went to the church fund. Guests included Mesdames Luman and Kanipe, Offerle, and J P Nauman. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs Peter Lauridson.
The Chicago Tribune endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable old standby for colds. It contrasts simple indoor regimens with this proven remedy, noting avoid exposure after treatment and potential pneumonia if not followed. Sold by all druggists.
A Baton Herald note recalls residents in Greeley who claimed to see three moons and three lamp posts vanish before them, then fail to locate the keyhole at home. The story emphasizes how they did not report it to a journalist.
Postal department orders relocation of rural mail boxes to be on accessible road sides at safe heights. Carriers required list patrons whose boxes can be served without leaving the road or crossing hazards. Postmasters to coordinate road improvements with local officials for better service.
Greeley High won 101 to 13 as hammer throw records fell Ericson of Normal beat Cooper of Greeley with a 143 plus foot heave. Events listed include 100 yard dash 11 seconds and mile in 5 15, with top finishers across sprints jumps and relays.
Ben Marsh is dropping two large boilers into the Camfield hotel basement to heat the hotel and the planned annex across the street to be built by Mr. Camfield on the Neill Lumber site. The project delayed four months due to a strong subcurrent hindering the cellar floor cementing. The floor now two feet thick, holds several tons of iron. Bar ber & Gordon expect bricklayers to start on the new structure next week.
F G Fritts of Oneonta New York says his daughter benefited from Foley's Orino Laxative and calls it the best remedy for constipation and liver trouble. He adds it is mild pleasant and effective and suitable for women and children. Sold by all druggists.
The fire and building committee visited city facilities and met Chief Patterson to discuss a potential automobile fire wagon. Patterson favors the auto truck, estimating four thousand dollars, while horse equipment would total about four thousand with maintenance. The panel will investigate further before reporting, noting current costs and insurance pressure.
People of the Delta celebrate long-awaited First Avenue work as surveyors mark section lines and fences for road improvement. Two years of urging county action culminate in a planned one mile section graded and prepared for fall work by officials and graders.
Most rheumatism cases are muscular and due to damp. No internal treatment needed. Free application of Chamberlains Liniment gives quick relief from pain and soreness. Internal medicines are often poisonous or too strong for chronic muscular rheumatism. For sale by all druggists.
Spuds sell for one dollar six bites per pound in Greeley marking an unprecedented price level. The headline notes this rate as a historic high for the local potato industry.
The ad markets Rexall "93" Hair Tonic as a cure for dandruff itching scalp and baldness. It claims the remedy stimulates hair follicles removes dandruff and improves circulation to restore hair growth. Two bottle sizes are offered 50 cents and one dollar by H. Reynolds & Co.
Mrs. Evans and her young child escaped serious harm when a frightened horse bolted near LaSalle as she retrieved mail. The horse reared and toppled the buggy before a farmhand freed the animal from the harness. Both were reportedly unhurt.
Er L Kern of Windsor Colorado marketed a bunch of choice fat cows at fourteen eighty six a hundredweight, top here for some time on straight carloads. The bunch weighed 1215 pounds average and attracted considerable attention. Mr Kern knows how to make them good.
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