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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1911
Page
3
A local store highlights a broad selection of Women's and Children's wearing apparel and novelties for Christmas shopping. The list includes neck bags belts beauty pins scarf mufflers gloves hosiery ribbons umbrellas and outerwear such as coats dresses furs and children's apparel with infant wear also featured.
L. C. Baker recalls the early days of the Greeley Tribune and Nathan C. Meeker. He recalls staff, printers, and the first issue, noting the paper’s birth in Fort Morgan Colorado and Meeker’s integrity. He reflects on pioneers, community ties, and the Tribune’s role in northern Colorado.
Mrs G D Horne reports the 102nd birthday of her aunt Mrs Mary Stackpole held November 14 at her daughter Mrs John Wiggin’s home in Wolfeboro New Hampshire. Stackpole, who works without glasses and embroiders, remains active and strong beyond many younger women.
Thanksgiving day passed quietly in Fort Lupton with family gatherings and reunions. The union church service was held in the morning at the Methodist church. In the evening Company I held a dance in the armory which was largely attended.
Mrs Isabelle Churchill Colorado educationist told Albany alumni in Denver that opening schools to public affairs discussions helps civic reform. She cited debates across eighteen counties influencing suffrage and constitutional issues, and noted inter scholastic debates now span northern and southern districts.
A Weld County parable describes two lean years and bankers pushing farmers to adopt silo corn and livestock tactics borrowed from Fort Lupton. Prosperity returns as land values rise and crops multiply, with lenders eagerly funding cows steers and silos.
The ad warns that kidney issues worsen silently with backache headaches nervousness and urinary problems. It advocates Doan's Kidney Pills as a safe remedy and cites J W Martin of Route 2 Greeley Colorado praising relief after use. Sold everywhere 60 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
In a Wednesday ruling Judge Bradfield found for Phillips-Eaton Mercantile Company against G. W. Deffke for 350 dollars. Evidence showed Al Hennessee, Deffke's tenant, abandoned the farm amid crop troubles, leaving debts and assets including a span of mules claimed by Deffke. Several creditors filed attachments, resulting in Deffke’s loss.
Mrs. Charles Strong of Pleasant Valley inherits a substantial estate after the death of her father W. M. Tidwell in Springfield Missouri. She was summoned by his illness and has returned to Greeley.
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