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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
4
The Lancet argues freshly peeled fruits need no wash but warns strawberries lack a peel and are prone to external contamination. It urges washing strawberries before eating, noting surface stickiness and potential bacterial growth, while noting common fruits are largely protected by their peels.
The extra session yielded little for residents as corporate power shaped the enactments. Reform bills like the initiative and referendum were diluted beyond usefulness. Voters know promised changes were not delivered and will respond at the next election as Colorado awakes to reform demands.
In a Canadian prison Dr. Hawley Crippen faces likely death amid murder charges tied to a sensational case. Across the continent in Los Angeles a separate figure stands at the center of another high profile crime inquiry drawing public attention.
The aging father of Hawley Crippen speaks of hardship and disgrace while denying blame, saying he did his best to educate his son. He laments being alone and near death as Crippen, a brilliant scientist, faces murder allegations despite the family’s respectable background.
The Denver Laramie and Northwestern road will establish mail service along towns including Mil liken. After months of effort and growing population along the route, the new service is finally secured to meet rising demand.
The article accuses Union Pacific of gross negligence for failing to issue speed limit orders through Kersey leading to a fatal crash. An engineer testified that crews must run at least forty miles per hour. The piece argues the railroad prioritizes profits over safety in repeat incidents.
The notice warns that kidney disease advances quickly and urges prompt attention to early symptoms such as back pain headaches dizziness fatigue and dark foul urine. Mrs T L Travis of Greeley Colorado endorses Doans Kidney Pills bought at Gilbert Drug Co saying they relieved her kidney pain after a short course. Sold by dealers nationwide 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the United States Remember the name Doans and take no other.
Denver eye ear nose and throat specialist Dr K C Sapero will hold free consultation and examination at the Camfield hotel on Thursday Friday and Saturday September 1 2 and 3. Local residents invited to attend.
Reports state the Colorado and Southern ran over the Burlington tracks at Cheyenne connect last week. A B and M train traversed Union Pacific to Orin Junction joining Burlington main line. Burlington works toward Wellington to Cheyenne and Hudson to Greeley to complete coast to gulf corridor.
The extension will run from Plummers station four miles east of Fort Collins on the Wellngton branch to Timnath five miles away. It then closes the 25 mile gap between Greeley and Hudson to create a through line from Denver to Orin Junction linking with the coast main line. The Burlington aims to complete the 50 miles of new track before the snow falls.
To keep your health sound and conserve your strength for old age, guard your kidneys by taking Foley's Kidney Remedy. Sold to all druggists.
Weld county Republicans met in Greeley with 50 of 57 central committee members present. The group set 328 delegates for the county convention on September 10 with primaries on September 2. Resolutions condemned the governor’s call for an extraordinary session as a political move and urged lawmakers to vote against measures, citing taxpayer expense. Speeches by George Statler M. S Adams Joseph C Ewing and others followed.
Ten year old Joseph Solden son of H L Solden of Carr suffered the amputation of his left index finger after a cat scratch three weeks earlier led to inflammation and poisoning. Doctors chose removing the finger to save the arm at a Denver hospital.
The Greeley Grays dominated Brush yesterday as Brush was held to no scoring. The Grays benefited from players from Sterling and Fort Morgan and led 16 to 0 throughout with no Brush threat.
About forty members of the farmers' club gathered at the court house to vote against inspecting potatoes. They argued inspectors unfairly target farmers while commission men can ship bad stock. A starch factory plan with $26,000 capital was proposed but received little support. stock subscrip tions and site offers were discussed.
Mrs. Rose Glaser of Terre Haute Indiana reports long trial with kidney trouble and costly supposed cures. She says Foley Kidney Pills provided a permanent cure and restored her ability to work. Sold by all druggists.
D W Trick of the Union Pacific spent Sunday in Greenville. Trick has lived at the Camfield most of the past year while the Crow Creek branches were built and is now overseeing the Dent to Fort Collins branch construction.
LaSalle Aug 22 Charles Wood bury a plasterer attempting to pet a broncho at the stock yards, when the animal lunged biting his chin off. He was taken from the corral in serious condition as witnesses rushed to aid him. A Nevada firm shipped branches to Marshal Fenley for unloading.
In LaSalle on August 22, W H Nutting a pipe fitter was pinned under more than a ton of dirt in a sewer trench five feet deep at the Union Pacific round house. Twenty five men rushed to his aid and dug him out in three minutes. Nutting suffered a broken shoulder and collar bone and was kept at home after doctors advised hospital care. His wife objected to Denver hospital transfer. He was to be taken to the hospital likely this evening.
Eye ear nose and throat expert Dr Sa Pero from Denver will be in Greeley at the Camfield hotel on Thursday Friday and Saturday September 1 2 and 3 offering free consultations and examinations.
J Hall of Nunn sends himself on a continual ride to Greeley at county cost. County officials say relatives can support him and he is harmless, so no county charge. Friends placed him in the county hospital but he escaped each time and even walked back to Nunn despite having only one leg. A Greeley preacher later found him and arranged his return. commissioners bought a ticket and sent him home.
Mrs. J Inman attended the Spanish veterans meeting last Saturday and had twenty men inscribe their names on two flags. One flag bears over 1000 Civil War veteran names including Nelson A Miles and John A Logan. The other flag holds more than 2000 Spanish War soldiers names.
W. B. Hickman and J. W. Farris drove from Windsor with Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Hickman who took a train to Seward Nebraska. The Hickmans had spent several weeks visiting Windsor before departure.
McGahan's property sale drew crowds from across the state and raised about $4,000 from horses and cattle. The collie dog guarding the murdered master's memory was given to neighbors Roy Crabb and then the rest of the real estate went to heirs. The killer Rising shows no remorse and rules the jail kangaroo court, while a Bible of McGahan is sent to Denver heir J A Simmons.
Mr and Mrs O P Miller of Kansas City have been guests of their son Pred Miller for the last month. They left today to return to their home in Kansas City after visiting Denver.
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