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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1904
Page
4
Display advertising rates and policy items appear in the local notices. Cards of thanks and resolutions of respect are priced at 10 cents per line. The notice lists the Greyley Tripone Pop Co as part of the rate card.
For President ALTON B PARKER of New York and Vice President HENRY G DAVIS of West Virginia the ticket is officially endorsed. The announcement cites Parker Davis as the chosen pair for the forthcoming election.
The piece notes extreme heat in Colorado towns like Greeley making indoor church gatherings uncomfortable. It urges ministers to take vacations and proposes park union services on Sunday mornings or afternoons to provide shade, cool air, and larger crowds.
The article suggests holding an outdoor gathering in the park with music and a sermon. It envisions preparatory steps such as portable seats and an organ to attract a crowd and test public interest.
Within two weeks the Tribune press room will install a Babcock press, selected for speed reliability and durability. The new unit will handle finer half tone work and double the capacity, reducing the need to ship work to Denver.
John J. Patton of Patton Alabama recounts a violent diarrhoea attack cured after using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He bought a twenty five cent bottle and after three doses was entirely cured. He calls it the best remedy for bowel complaints and notes availability from all druggists.
Missouri Pacific announces a round trip ticket from Colorado points to St Louis for 29 dollars effective immediately. The fare allows a ten day stopover at Kansas City and is valid through October 31.
E W Sullivan of Reno Indian Territory writes on June 6 1902 praising Ballard's Snow Liniment as the only remedy that gives immediate relief for rheumatism. Available in 25 50 and 100 cent sizes sold by all druggists.
Elwell updates record social visits church work and local events. Thorn ton and Thressa Thorn ton visit Longmont while Will Keirnes hosts relatives at dinner. Church foundation work continues by Magnuson and Salsman Berthoud visitors join Elwell events. Miss Laura Kibby returns from Denver and plans for a year at Greeley Normal.
Mr Albee reports his cow killed by the Great Western. The new M E church is under construction at Johnstown. Merely Fairbairn reports trout fishing as fine. William Wailes shipped a carload of early spuds to Crews of Denver last Saturday. A social for Brother Brand was held at Johnstown. An open Modern Woodmen meeting is set for August 24 at the Johnstown hall. J D Clymer plans an outdoor auction sale soon in Johnstown. Mr Niebergall visited, meeting old customers and friends. Mrs Sophie Vetters died last Saturday at 5 am. funeral at the old farm home and interment in Loveland cemetery.
Windsor news item roundup includes schoolhouse work starting, W G Amos returning from St Louis fair, Mrs Jessie Harding improving after Denver visit, J D Kimberly leaving for Log Cabin homestead, E S Raymond and children visiting near Brighton, Clarence McCurdy leaving farming for barber work, band concert success leads to August 21 show, J C Walker returning to Guernsey Wy, J M Dobbs and Norman Shearer back from Craig Routt County trip, beet worm spray troubles for farmers, Greeley five building large produce warehouse, J G Springer and mother head to Missouri for six weeks, Jack Summerville visiting Windsor from Denver, Fuller Huntington and C B otz back from Poudre River trip, good time reported, bowling alley of William…
Schwalm plans an additional alley and other adjustments. C. E. Parker opens a racket store in the Dowding building room vacated by D. B. Cloud & Co.'s meat market. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Markham of St. Louis visit relatives. Miss Maud Walker accompanies them to see fair sights. H. C. Tulley marries Harriet Ly-Singer in Grand Island, Neb. Tulley of Tulley-Kennedy Hardware Co. in town.
A daughter was born Monday morning to Mr and Mrs Rufus Short. Mrs Vosmera hosts visiting relatives from Denver. Local growers gather cucumbers for the factory while hay and potatoes are harvested nearby with good yields reported by Kase and Eckhardt.
Welcome Hill H a Windsor traveler passed through Friday in his auto. Mrs Marshall and mother were visiting friends nearby last week. William Wailes digs early potatoes and carries them to Ragans siding. Mainee threshing outfit in active use. Several farmers have already threshed. Estella Wailes whisks her sister to Loveland for a week with her aunt. Susie Ragan and mother plan a Friday surprise for John Wailes and family. The notice ends with the passing of Mrs John Vetter August 12 after two years of illness and condolences to the bereaved.
Lasalle L. J. Herrington returned from Boulder Monday. Miss Blanche Sibley visits LaSalle this week. Miss Mary Herriott was guest of Miss Edith Ellis last week. Mrs. George Bedford hosted by Mrs. D. B. Ellis Wednesday. First cantaloupe basket shipment arrives in district Monday. Stephen Herrington visiting aunt Mrs. Houts of Denver. Miss Ruth Davis stayed with sister Mrs. A. F. E. Bentley. Mrs. E. & E. Giffen and children visited Mrs. Charles McKenney last week. Friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. Charles Balter August 14 at their home. Mrs. Harry Hayhurst and baby return to Denver after ten days in LaSalle.
Mrs. Carl True hosted a dinner Sunday at Highland Lake. J. S. Doughy visited Platteville Friday. The sugar beet crop looks promising and threshing is largely complete. Mabel Perkins of Mount Zion visited Thursday. Mr and Mrs W Campbell returned to Denver Thursday. J L Balenger ships potatoes from Highland switch this week. Moone and Klee of Denver visit to discuss an electric railroad. Grain yields exceed expectations though late wheat shows rust. Fifty four danced Friday night at the Fraternal hall. good time reported. Mr Wardwell and Regena travel to Denver Wednesday for an extended stay.
Reverend W. L. Riley of Cuba New York reports fifteen days of sciatic rheumatism pain finally relieved after using Ballard's Snow Liniment. He says the first application gave relief and the second full relief and unqualifiedly recommends the product. Sold by all druggists in 25 50 cent and one dollar sizes.
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