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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1908
Page
2
Batterson urges town publicity through local press and citizens
The Batterson Business Conferences in the Commercial club rooms discuss using existing agencies for city publicity. He favors leveraging the local press, traveling salesmen, and residents knowledge, proposing a Greeley day for tours and education, while cautioning consolidation of papers and avoiding penal institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batterson
Greeley
State Normal School
Commercial Club
Advertising Pays in Good Times and Bad
In any market advertising remains profitable for merchants as buyers, drawn by strong layouts and clear copy, respond to well crafted notices. Advertisers rely on truthful messages, and newspapers publish responsible ads from reputable firms with solid financial means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison
Boston Globe
Fishing on Poudre Improves. Greeley Readers Toll
John Zimmerman owner Keystone Hotel reports on upper Poudre fishing. season started slow but now very good with clear water and eight fine catches including three over a pound. Local anglers from Greeley will welcome the news. August 11, 1908 Home Greeley Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zimmerman
Keystone
Poudre
Greeley
The
Greeley Tribune
Boys Had A Time At Lake Lindenmeier Trip
The Daily Tribune notes 16 carrier boys left at about 4 am for Fort Collins where they joined Courier carriers for breakfast. They toured Lake Lindenmeier in Lindenmeier’s steam launch, then fished, totaling 42 perch among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Tribune Carrier
Lake Lindenmeier
Fort Collins
Courier Carrier
Westminster Receives $200000 Boost for University Spread
Property valued at $200000 is donated to Westminster university by H. J. Mayham and estate administrators N. Maxcy Tabor and F. N. Pierce. The gift adds to 120 acres already owned and funds irrigation, tramway extension, and September opening preparations at the Presbyterian educational institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster University
Presbyterian Educational Institution
H. J. Mayham
Denver
New York
N. Maxcy Tabor
F. N. Pierce
Augusta Tabor
University
Diarrhoea Cured by Chamberlains Remedy
John H Zirkle of Philippi West Virginia reports his father troubled with diarrhoea for years found relief after using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy advertised in the Philippi Republican. One bottle cured him and he has been well for eighteen months. He is sixty and still works as a young man. Said by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Zirkle
Philippi
W. Va
Chamberlain
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Relief From Aches
An 87 year old line about Ballard's Snow Liniment offered to readers claiming relief from rheumatism aches and pains and keeping muscles and joints limber, noting it is sold by local vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Household Hosts Plan a Welcome for Missing Bride and Groom
A large group gathered at Henry Baab Sr. home Thursday to greet Louis Baab and his bride who were due that day. The couple did not appear, so guests amused themselves with posters and banners planning a hearty welcome for their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Baab Sr
Louis Baab
REBEKAH’S GOOD TIME AT ODD FELLOWS HALL
Social meeting of the Rebekahs at Odd Fellows hall drew a large crowd with a varied program. Rose and Smith led piano and cornet numbers joined by Miss Rose and others, followed by vocal and dance acts and cake recipe contests. Prizes went to Mrs Williams and Miss Larson for vegetables and to Miss Putney and Mrs Couzens for cakes. Woodbury won the cake prize while Boyle took the booby prize for a flour centerpiece. Refreshments and an informal dance capped the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
Miss Rose
Mr. Smith
Putney
Gordon
May Woodbury
Dorothy Haynes
Miss Hall
Eugene Williams
Lydia Larson
Miss Putney
Couzens
Woodbury
Boyle
Patron's Portrait Hung In City Hall Council Chamber
Horace Greeley portrait hung this afternoon in the city council room. The crayon likeness, 4 1 2 by 4 1 2 feet, came to the city after Greeley's death, presented by Sinclair Tousey. J C Shattuck spoke for Mr. Tousey with H T West for the city. Previously housed at Meeker and later the high school, the portrait now resides in the new city hall council chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Greeley
Sinclair Tousey
Greeley
The
New York Tribune
J. C. Shattuck
Denver
Mr. Tousey
New York
H. T. West
Meeker
New City Hall
Even Smiths Are Equalled In Greeley Directory
The Greeley city directory shows 21 Joneses and 48 Smiths, with the Joneses and Thompsons tied at the top of named families. It lists 42 Davises, 41 Johnsons, and other counts for Millers Browns Williams Wilsons Moores Petersons Wrights Johansons and variations. The piece notes name spellings differ from common Johnson or Smyth families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Greeley
Smiths
Thompsons
Joneses
Davis
Johnsons
Johnstons
Johansons
Johanson
Smyth
Smythe
Millers
Browns
Williams
Wilsons
Moores
Petersons
Wrights
Camfield Family Returns From 5000 Mile Eastern Trip
Mr and Mrs D A Camfield with John and Elizabeth returned Thursday evening from an eastern tour. Elizabeth attended the Boston Conservatory of Music last year and plans to return this fall. They traveled May 27 to June 20 in a Pierce Great Arrow touring car from Buffalo, toured 5000 miles visiting Naragansett Pier Manhattan Beach Atlantic City New York City and left the auto in Philadelphia to be shipped to Goosey. John Camfield of Providence accompanied them in the auto. The family traveled by train home after the car shipment decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camfield
D. A. Camfield
John
Elizabeth
Boston Conservatory of Music
Pierce
Buffalo
Philadelphia
GoseefSy
Mr. Camfield
John Camfield
Providence
R. I
Naragansett Pier
Manhattan Beach
Atlantic City
New York City
Old survey pals meet after eighteen years in Colorado
W H Edwards ran into W T Loomis of Girard UL, a constructing engineer, while Loomis is staying in Greeley to escape eastern heat. The two worked together eighteen years ago on a railroad survey from Carbondale to Redsone, later built by Colorado Fuel and Iron. Loomis knew E G McKinney and Lincoln Fishback, and Fishback helped rekindle the connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Edwards
W. T. Loomis
Girard
Edwards
Carbondale
Redsone
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Loomis
E. G. McKinney
Lincoln Fishback
Mr. Fishback
Mr. Loomis
Greeley
Colorado
Ira D Sankey famed gospel songwriter dies at 68
Ira D Sankey, renowned evangelist and composer of hymns sung worldwide, died at his Brooklyn home at age 68 after years of blindness and illness. He toured with Dwight L. Moody, wrote popular hymns such as The Ninety and Nine, and preserved his voice via phonographs. He left a widow Fannie V Sankey, two sons, and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira D. Sankey
Brooklyn
Sankey
Europe
Dwight L. Moody
China
Egypt
India
Japan
Moody
Indianapolis
Great Britain
United States
David
Edinburgh
Fannie V. Sankey
I. Allen Sankey
Edward Sankey
Plans for Elks Home in Greeley Unveiled
Architect William Cowe of Denver outlines a colonial style Elks home in Greeley. The first floor features a grand reception room and private officer rooms plus card and billiard areas. Second floor houses lodge and banquet halls while the cellar will include a modern swimming pool with Turkish baths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Greeley
William Cowe
Denver
Neighbors' Row Near Ault Ends In Beating Allegations
Gottlieb Werner a Russian immigrant and father of five wears a goose egg sized lump from a blow with an iron rod. Irwin Evans an 18 year old ranch hand is said to be hiding near Wyatt district to avoid deputies amid tensions. Reports vary though none have been officially probed. One version claims Higgins blocked a historic road with a gate prompting Dunlap’s evening attempt to pass. Werner intervened and was knocked down. A second version alleges Evans struck Werner with a crow bar while defending his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottlieb Werner
Irwin Evans
David Higgins
Wyatt
Ault
Higgins
Dunlap
Evans
Werner
Sterling party Begins Mountain Tour From Greeley
The Sterling group that recent weeks used Greeley as headquarters left Thursday night for Estes Park Denver and Colorado Springs with two touring cars ready for repairs. They plan week long stops, join G A Howard and family at Loveland, and include Mr and Mrs E M Kelsey Ruth and Everett Mr and Mrs Grant Brown and Russell along with Chicago guests Mr and Mrs Case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Greeley
Cherokee Park
Estes Park
Denver
Colorado Springs
Loveland
G. A. Howard
E. M. Kelsey
Ruth and
Everett
Grant Brown
Russell
Mrs. Case
Chicago
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