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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1909

Page

8

Splinters Cause Small Boys Pain

The Delta reports Clyde Clarkson three years old sustained a painful foot wound from a splinter removed after an incident at the Clarkson residence. Earl Waite, eighteen, returns to activity after an abscessed foot sidelined him for two weeks. A ranch near Kersey suffered poisoning linked to a plum consumption, with a nurse’s care aiding recovery. Poison exposure tied to spraying agents on fruit. nearby Soloff home had two men and a woman poisoned by arsenic mistaken for baking powder.

The Delta Clyde Clarkson Clyde Claude Clarkson Earl Waite Waite Kersey Jim Sargent Roy Wilson Sargent Ranch Soloff

Great Ball Game Helps The Windsor Band

The Windsor band leads by 50.85 dollars after a public spirited ballgame at the ballgrounds. Fat Men beat Lean Men 46 to 34 with Roy Ray and Emmett Fuller as editors captaining both sides. A. B. Rogers umpired. Notable players listed include Clyde Sawyer Billy Hall and F L Purdy among the corpu lent group and W O Noble Harry Schwalm R W Norris Drassen Fred England Howard Kennedy J E Gaumer Tom Lindahl and G I Richards on the Lean Men.

Windsor Roy Ray Emmett Fuller S. Rogers Severance Clyde Sawyer Billy Hall F. L. Purdy R. E. Dallage F. W. Grace Roy Coons R. Felmlee R. E. Hanna Jim O'Connor W. O. Noble Harry Schwalm R. W. Norris Drassen Fred England Howard Kennedy 3. E. Gaumer Tom Lindahl G. I. Richards

Three Farms Sold For 31000 In Smith District

J A Tweed sold his three Smith District No 66 farms to Dr W P Allen of Eaton for 31000. The irrigated tract is described as fine farming land in the Greeley Ault area, reflecting local valuation by Colorado farming experts. The note suggests home buyers favor local investment over eastern interests.

Eaton J. A. Tweed Smith District W. P. Allen Dr. Allen Colorado Greeley-Ault

Rexall Orderlies Described as Gentle Bowel Regulators

An advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies as safe for children and adults, eaten like candy, soothing the intestines, relieving constipation, and reducing dependence on laxatives. The ad promises to refund the price if claims fail, selling in two sizes 16e and 2he by Carson W. Gilbert The Rexall Store.

Rexall Orderlies Carson W. Gilbert Rexall

Butter making pays on farm in the Delta

P. L. Evans bought J. W. Shearer’s pasture in the Delta with cows. The operation is not a dairy but butter making proves profitable, supplying many in Greeley with the product. The pasture spans thirteen acres.

P. L. Evans J. W. Shearer Delta Greeley

G W Bird Reveals Secret To Citys Finest Garden

G W Bird of 129 Twelfth street claims the best garden in Greeley with vegetables grown in a 50 by 190 foot strip. He irrigates only at night and avoids daytime watering to prevent soil baking, keeping the lawn lush and the garden abundant.

G. W. Bird Twelfth Street Greeley

Aged man in pitiable state after stroke in Kersey

George West a 72 year old man struck by paralysis while walking in Kersey yesterday tells locals at the Oxford hotel he plans to travel to Norfolk Nebraska where friends may care for him. He is the sole surviving family member and may receive a public purse and travel ticket if he recovers. otherwise he may be moved to Greeley county hospital.

Daily Tribune Kersey George West Oxford Hotel Norfolk Neb Carson City Nev Oxford Greeley

Teachers Seek Per Diem Mileage for Board Attendees

A Colorado communication from Normal Institute District No 2 teachers urges the State Teachers' association legislative committee to pass a law guaranteeing per diem and mileage for district school board members to attend county directors meetings and mileage for one representative to attend the State Teachers' association. The resolution is signed by Oscar D. Morris Weld Jessie R. Moore Larimer Be B Cory Boulder and sent to the State Teachers' legislative chair and Colorado School Journal for publication.

Greeley Colo Colorado J. H. Shriber Boulder County Teachers of Normal Institute District No. 2 State Teachers’ Association Colorado School Journal Oscar D. Morris Weld Jessie R. Moore Larimer BE. B. Cory Boulder

Do As You Please Porch Party Hosts Delightful Afternoon

Mrs H H Thurlby hosted a Do As You Please Porch Party on Thursday at her home. Twenty young ladies attended with inspiration from Mrs Thomas L Maxwell of Creston Indiana and members of the P E F O Sister hood. An impromptu musical entertained guests and light refreshments were served.

H. H. Thurlby Thomas L. Maxwell Creston P. EF. O. Sisterhood

Woman Declared Insane in Larimer County Lunacy Hearing

Mrs. Martha Comin appeared before Judge Fred Stover and was adjudged insane due to acute melancholia from family troubles. Doctors testified derangement and danger to herself and others led to detention for safety, with Comin later taken to Pueblo.

Martha Comin Fred Stover Larimer County W. E. Thompson Charles D. Dyde

Secretary McCrery Falls Down Steep Cellar Stairs

J. F. McCrery secretary of the Commercial club caught his foot on cellar steps at home Sunday night and fell about twelve feet landing on his head and shoulders. He was stunned briefly but none of the injuries were serious and he reported to the office Monday morning.

J. F. McCrery Commercial Club

Missing Denver Boy Sends Plea From Mother

A Colorado notice reports Madalena Mabrita seeking help to find her 15 year old son Martin Mabrita who ran away four months ago. The letter describes the youth as 6 feet 5 inches, slender, with dark hair and gray eyes, a top student from Manual trimming High School, and asks authorities to arrest him if found and notify the family.

Maddalena Mabrita Martin Mabrita Denver Colo

Birds Save Beet Crop From Worms

Gipson district farmer H Swan reports blackbirds effectively control a beet worm infestation that threatened Paris green damage. The birds settled on the beet patch near a marsh, devouring worms and saving the crop. Also includes an unrelated testimonial for Foley's Kidney Remedy.

H. Swan Gipson Paris

Breeding Ewes for Sale Advertised in San Luis

Parties desiring to purchase breeding ewes whether Mexican or graded are invited to correspond with the undersigned J M Giguin San Luis Colorado for sale inquiries and arrangements.

J. M. Giguin San Luis Colo

Doan's Kidney Pills Credited By Greeley Citizen

Mrs. PD Ballard of Greeley Colorado reports relief from back pain and kidney issues after using Doan's Kidney Pills in 1906. She claims lasting improvement and offers strong endorsement, noting her continued patronage and urging others to use the remedy sold by H Reynolds Drug Co. and Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.

Greeley Doan PD. Ballard Seventh Street Colo Dean H. Reynolds Drug Co Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Funeral Services Held for Two Infants

Simple services were held at the Crone home for Wilfred J Crone age one month who died Saturday evening. Rev Hunter led the rites. Bertha Martin six months old the daughter of Mr and Mrs Rober Martin died early Saturday after a brief illness. Her services followed at the same home.

Wilfred J J. V. Crone Hunter J. J. Lace Bertha Rober Martin

Chamberlain's Remedy Trusty Traveler Endorsed

An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as unfailing since 1872. H B Nichols of Oakland Indiana-Ter. praises its speed and reliability after eighteen years as a commercial traveler. Sold by all druggists.

H. 8. Nichols Oakland Ind

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Great Ball Game Greeley District Pueblo Rhit Marshal Gene Williams Foley Condon’s Condon Merc. CO Chamberlain Greeley Plumbing & Heating Co A. R. Hall Dr. Grah Greeley's Independent Plumber ‘S Switzerland Eldora and Ward L.A. Ford Boulder, Colo Hellgate Colorado Rockies Alaska -Youkon - Pacific Exposition California Great Northwest Midland C. H. Speers
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