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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1912
Page
3
The readable text shows disjointed references to dances, Batherey, UG, Batoy Farmers, and PNCation with unclear actions. It mentions strains, reception, and Eaton in a garbled local scene, suggesting a miscable summary of a disrupted school event and community notices with no clear outcomes.
A list of fashion items appears, detailing neckwear bags belts beauty pins belt pins brooches scarfs mufflers and related accessories. The compilation suggests a catalog or inventory grouping multiple wearable goods and decorative pieces.
The Ose Solo Greeley Elks held a memorial service in their new lodge room with three former members roll call misses. Judge James A. Orr delivered the address on charity in its larger sense as eulogies were given by lodge brothers. Absent Mrs H M Thompson, a male quartet filled her solo.
Stockholders meeting of The Farm Investment Company in Greeley Colorado on January 6 1913 at 7 30 p m for election of seven directors and other business. Greeley Colo December 3 1912. Co N Jackson secretary.
Erie Dec 2 Jimmy Miller carries his left hand in a sling after severing his thumb with an axe last week The incident happened before Thanksgiving and friends doubt his wood cutting story and advise him to practice turkey wrassiing before next Thanksgiving
Rocky Ford Colorado December 3. For the first time in Arkansas valley sugar beet history farmers are asking five year contracts from sugar companies. Many farmers who never raised beets plan to plant them, while others will convert alfalfa to beets. Some factories have already closed for the season, which has been the most successful in the history of sugar making. The Rocky Ford season will continue at least another month.
A new memorial volume titled Favorite Poems of Sarah Platt Decker has been released by the Sarah Platt Decker Memorial association. Proceeds fund the memorial hall at the University of Colorado, Boulder. The book includes poems, a life with appreciation by Ellis Meredith, and is sold at Craig's Hobbs Horne's and Imboden's.
Platteville December 2 stockholders of the Independent ditch meet to elect officers for the coming year and handle other business. The ditch runs from here to LaSalle, supplying water to a large tract between these points.
National president Charles S. Barrett of the Farmers Educational and Co operative Union of America outlines how the union, formed in Texas ten years ago, pushed scientific farming, farming education, and uniform prices to cut living costs. He cites reduced mortgage rates, less credit reliance, and a federal markets bureau as outcomes, noting strong southern impact and growing western and northern adherence with Colorado over ten thousand members. Barrett also mentions potential national convention sites and his long tenure in national rural policy circles.
A whimsical report from College Hill describes a bustling Fairy Factory preparing costumes and scenery for the Tribune’s holiday edition of Rainbow Gold. Miss Tobey stages the English fairy drama for local schoolchildren and families at Sterling theater on December 18 and 19, with wardrobes, dragons, and The Last Butterfly all in careful balance under the Wardrobe Mistress’s guidance.
A Des Moines man suffered muscular rheumatism in his shoulder and, after an expensive Hot Springs suggestion, tried Chamberlain's Liniment. Three days after the first application he was well. For sale by all dealers.
Arnold Evans of England, a seasonal worker for George G. Smith, was thrown from a horse while returning home with nails for Mr. Smith. He sustained serious injuries and was rushed to Greeley hospital where doctors battled to save him. Evans has no known relatives in the United States. his parents remain in England.
Erie Dec 2 On the regular pay night of the State Coal company a directors meeting reviewed the secretary’s report. The mine is Ge Baysney Cass Allnough. Profit is small but affairs are improving. A dispute with a hauler caused two wagons to be taken off and a $100 sales loss, though coal sales still covered operating expenses. New haulers were added and the department is now well attended to. The board negotiates for additional equipment expected soon to secure substantial profit each pay day.
Mrs. Kinder, about 55, died at her Fort Lupton home after months of illness. She leaves a husband and three children. Funeral services will be Thursday, with burial in Fort Lupton Cemetery.
Dec. 3 at Fort Lupton a baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Carlson. Mr. Carlson serves as manager of the Silver State Creamery.
State Highway Commissioner Aller told Weld County leaders the state will aid the road building campaign but highway funds are tied up. He toured the west county line project and endorsed gravelling if affordable. A committee will seek gravel sources and railroads will be asked to help. Estimated gravel cost runs about 1200 per mile, higher than earlier estimates.
Greeley readers seek a reliable remedy for weak kidneys and bad backs. William Ramey of 110 Twelfth St says Dean's Kidney Pills restored kidney secretions and cured his five year ailment after two boxes. Sold by dealers at 60 cents, Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo distributes United States sale rights. W. L. Minear plans a Fresno winter.
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