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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1910
Page
4
The Greeley Tribune listing notes publication by The Greeley Tribune Publishing Company with manager H. Wolfe. Rates show 1 month at 30 cents, 1 year at 3 dollars, and alternate 1 year at 1 dollar 50 cents.
The nation mourns Samuel Clemens, famed as Mark Twain, whose death followed a heart ailment after he joked with friends. His impact on U S literature endures through Huckleberry Finn and social satire, reflecting a life of simplicity and a deep bond with American life. His epitaph for his daughter echoes the tender side of his character.
Conservative editorial writers nationwide express strong opposition to wage increases and challenge the political and economic implications of raising pay. Analysts warn of inflationary pressures while defenders argue higher wages boost consumer demand and living standards amid economic strain.
The piece argues wage increases in railways and coal mining raise production costs and prices for consumers. It cites the New York Times on rising wages across trades, notes railways’ $20 million wage rise, and recalls the anthracite coal strike. It suggests miners’ eight hour victory supports higher pay and that employers can bear costs only by charging buyers.
The piece lauds Governor Shafroth and Auditor Kenehan for improving state finances and exposing past frauds. It argues the current administration stands above partisan lines, rejects Buchtelism, and emphasizes careful sentences over wholesale pardons. The author asserts public satisfaction with ongoing reforms.
Greeley and Weld county stock holders and investors toured the Riverside ranch in Wyoming yesterday. About 150 people from this city took part, with one or two purchasing land tracts in the county and others considering purchases.
A group of prominent men traveled to Weld County to buy land and promote a railroad project. The expedition is described as boosting the county’s fame and benefiting both Greeley and Weld County, with the railroad company aiming to aid its own construction efforts.
The Democratic banquet at the Camfield signals a new political voyage with high enthusiasm from Weld County party leaders. Voters here tend to support capable office seekers regardless of creed, aiming to elect the best candidates and advance Democratic aims.
A Greeley Colorado resident credits Doan's Kidney Pills with easing five years of kidney pain backaches fatigue headaches and dizziness. She previously found relief from Dean's Kidney Pills after purchase at Gilbert Drone Co and notes lasting kidney support and renewed energy.
Thousands of seed packages were distributed at the Tribune office this morning. Six hundred packages were handed out in the first hour, with 750 more packages allotted to children as orders. A total of 225 children received seeds or orders, and none without a card will get seeds next Thursday when more are expected.
The advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure any kidney and bladder trouble within reach of medicine. It asserts the remedy is unparalleled and available from all druggists.
M H Morgan of 602 Eleventh Avenue was thrown from a racer named Blossom when a carriage struck the horse. He sustained severe back and body injuries and was carried home by auto. he later sat up but remains badly hurt. The accident occurred as he sought harness at a nearby shop with Middleton catching the horse down the street.
Annual meeting of the stock holders of the Union Colony of Colorado to elect five trustees for the ensuing year. Held at the Colony office 804 Ninth avenue Greeley Colorado on the first Tuesday in May 1919 polls open 2 to 5 p m by order of the Board of Trustees H T West President Robert Steele Sec
J Deureutch a laborer sustained severe hand injuries when his fingers were pulled beneath a roller while moving a house last Saturday. He lost one finger and two others were crushed possibly beyond recovery.
Residents and visitors listed include R Hadley in Denver, W E Green in Denver, Sidney Mayhew, A L Mumper, Jack Rece of Eaton in Greeley, Miles of Barnesville in Five Points, Mrs J R McCrery, Mrs J J Painter, Miss Bragg of Barnesville in Greeley, Miss Martha Warner of Eaton with relatives in Greeley, Mrs J C Hufty planning a Denver trip, East Side addition map filed for Milliken, F A Ayres in Greeley, and local real estate and civic notes. Towns mentioned include Denver, Greeley, Eaton, Barnesville, Milliken, Johnstown, Crow Creek country, and Fort Collins. Additional items note a divorce on grounds of non-support, visits by couples from Columbus and Denver, a Foley cough remedy advertisement, and a Colorado Midland booklet release titled A Midland Joy Ride.
A couple from Sligo Box 65 seeks a farm or ranch job or tag experienced in husband and wife team. They inquire about opportunities offering stable work and residence, expressing readiness to relocate for suitable positions.
At Thursday’s regular meeting four new members were welcomed into the Elks lodge. Initiates named include George Cox, Fred Miller, Van Johnson and Robert L. Ozment, all of Fort Lupton, while Charley Read and C. J. Kiley were received by transfer cards.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for throat and lung complaints. It claims the medicine provides prompt relief, is pleasant to take, soothing, and healing in effect, and is available from all druggists.
At the regular meeting in Greeley the corps considered the Grand Junction encampment on May 12 to 14 with unusually low rates likely drawing many members. Mrs. Isabelle Rienks, secretary, invites interested to communicate. Refreshments were served by the executive committee. Rev. and Mrs. Robb, returning from China, visited and will stay with the Wylies amid Mrs. Robb’s health issues. Mrs. Joe Kidder hosted the 1910 club, which played 506 with Mrs. Watkins winning first prize. ten members now, aiming for 19, refreshments served.
Mrs. W B Horne of Omaha visits in town and Mrs. George Randolph hosts a gathering of Greeley ladies including Mrs. Horne Mrs. W H Boomer Mar J A Taylor Mrs Eugene Williams Mrs Charles Couzens Mrs William Boomer and Mrs Thomas Dailey of Eaton. Chamberlains Liniment recommended for rural homes to aid rheumatism sprains and emergencies sold by all druggists.
A man said to be intoxicated was struck by the 8:30 train at Windsor as it left the station. He suffered no serious injuries. Mr and Mrs John Yarbrough, residents for two years, departed today for Vandalia Illinois to establish a new home.
Mrs E J Van Osdall hosted a Saturday afternoon tea at her home in honor of her daughter Mrs Frank Gerritt of Milwaukee.
On Wednesday last week residents of Zita approved the creation of School District 103. The district formation was initiated by Supt. Harrison during his latest initiative.
Mrs. R. T. Hart has left Greeley for Minneapolis after a year there for health reasons. Her mother spent the winter in Greeley and returned to Minneapolis recently. Mrs. Hart is reported completely recovered and has gone home.
Miss Lottie Bragg traveled from Barnesville Saturday and returned Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Arbuckle of Denver are guests of Mr and Mrs H M Arbuckle.
Players and management of the Greeley baseball team state the Fort Collins arrest of locals yesterday has no connection to their club. The notice clarifies no Greeley member was involved.
Kittle Grocery placed a Saturday order for pineapples with Island Fruit of Honolulu. Ordering directly from Island yields better fruit faster as the produce travels from Honolulu to San Francisco and then to Greeley by express.
Mr and Mrs D H Payne of Davis Michigan and Miss Agnes Hazelton of Lansing Michigan have been in Greeley for several days. The Hazeltons formerly lived here and own a ranch near Greeley. Their father Frank Hazelton was a prominent local figure in the early 1900s.
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