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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1910
Page
2
Greeley School District No. 6 votes 62,000 in bonds to pay off 10,000 debt on the site and partly fund a new high school. Eight votes opposed. A board meeting next Monday may set action for early construction with hopes of low interest near four percent.
A January poultry show looks assured as the Poultry Association forms in Greeley Colorado after a rain drenched meeting at the city hall. Twenty five enthusiasts sign on with Rev Philips as chairman and plans to draft by laws elect officers and find a judge. The group hopes surrounding towns form auxiliaries and farmers cooperate for a successful exhibition.
Advise taking Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets at night for a sluggish liver and dull digestion. The ad claims you will feel better in the morning and notes the product is sold by all dealers.
Thomas Cline, 74, a Cache la Poudre valley pioneer who arrived from Iowa in 1860, was found dead in his cabin southeast of Fort Collins at 4 20 this afternoon. Death came from apoplexy. Born in Holmes County Ohio in 1835, he moved to Iowa in 1850 and to Colorado a decade later. He leaves two sons and three daughters in the district.
Lightning struck the C. W. Beggs barn on the S. L. W. ranch last night, catching the barn fire and killing a valuable horse. The structure was destroyed.
A classic note promoting Chamberlains Cough Remedy advises buyers not to fear using it for coughs colds and whooping cough. It promises relief and states the product is sold by all dealers.
One of the prettiest midsummer weddings occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cameron as their daughter Miss Deta Cameron wed Harold L. Easterday. The ceremony at 8 o’clock was officiated by Rev. J. J. Lace with music by Miss De Rugh Schlosser. The couple will reside at 701 Fifteenth Avenue in Greeley after a ten day honeymoon in Glen Haven.
LaSalle baseball team split with Fort Morgan paying squad, winning Thursday 9 to 7 after losing the previous day. Morgan lineup reportedly included six Western league players. LaSalle blames mound changes for day one loss and seeks more games with Greeley Platteville and Fort Morgan.
Mr and Mrs Robert Harris long time Windsor residents traveled via Greeley to Stevens Point Wisconsin to live with their daughter Mrs George J Thiele. The elderly couple were persuaded to return home by her and Mr Thiele. Harris is crippled from a frost related foot amputation.
At ault farmers institute Prof House urged drying grasshoppers caught in hopper machines for winter feed for chickens. Oscar Bolander of Ault captured eighty bushels in a day using a hopped catcher and plans to try the method. drought left crops sickly in parts though some look fair.
The Opera House Pharmacy changed hands yesterday afternoon to C. W. and CG. T. Gilbert of Fort Collins who take immediate possession. Miss Emma Boyd, founder since the first of the year, will leave to care for her invalid mother and move to Portland in about three weeks.
Albert Igo and Milt Seaman spent Saturday in Genver, enjoying a day of local activities and community events with friends and neighbors.
Mrs. Henry Sneath of 429 Ninth Street Greeley Colorado details her daughter's kidney backache swelling and poor urine control. After using Dean's Kidney Pills relief came and she notes further improvement in another child over time. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY 60 cents Remember the name Dean's.
Denver bound passenger Sam Wright was aboard a train this morning on the Laramie route. He said he may continue onward when he reaches Denver.
Albert Lather travels to Waten in the morning to visit his brother. The trip details indicate a family visit and daytime plan.
Denver hosts a September exhibition featuring an amateur photography contest with western life themes and an aviation meeting with daily plane races. Four U S amateurs may enter with rules requiring typified western imagery and prints shown behind glass. The premium list is available from Secretary Fuller.
A petition filed in probate court seeks letters of administration for the estate of the late Herbert P. Hill of Kersey. The widow Lena B E Hill leads and six children are named as heirs. the estate is valued around $8,000.
James Reahard files for divorce in county court against Mollie Reahard. Married in Castle Rock four years ago, Mollie left after developing wanderlust a year into the marriage and has not been seen since.
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