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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1911
Page
8
The Friday evening event hosted by the school and literary society drew a large crowd. A chicken pie social funds were to ease the school debt for the new piano, with a literary program featured. Kidwin Moody returned from a 20 month Idaho stay. Harry Drake left for California for the winter. Tuesday December 5.
Mrs Roy Bardwell returned from a Iowa trip and learned of her grandfather's death in Chariton. A Whittney joined her in Chariton. Myron Miller of Denver visits Harold C Blair. Fred Carpenter visited Gill friends. E Mason and R Oughtred were Gill visitors. Nettie Duke is praised for an excellent program at the box social which cleared 20 dollars to benefit Sunday school and Christmas treats.
Milton Carlson of the State university spent Thanksgiving with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Day, who returned from Castle Rock. Maxwell Smyle and Austin Painter of Fort Collins Agricultural College visited home folks. Mrs. Mackey and son Wallace were guests of the Chaffin family Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Walter Harris visited Mrs Harris parents Mr and Mrs Sanford. The Carlsons hosted Wallace Mackey and Will Chaffin at dinner Friday. Miss Susie Ferguson visited Brush last week. Miss Mollie Hilderman spent the holiday with her parents in Sterling.
Highland Lake opened Monday with full attendance as teachers and pupils returned from vacation. James Bodkin left for Washington DC last week to advocate for the local sugar beet industry. Ed Markham feeds 1000 lambs and a car of young cattle for market with good results. Fr P Woodley feeds two ears of young cattle and reports they are doing fine. Will Markham renovates his ranch house porch. Henry Adler and family visited relatives in Loveland over Sunday. Helen Strong of Longmont enjoyed vacation at the Woodley home. Mr and Mrs Ben Reece of Liberty Hall were business callers here Wednesday. Tuesday, Section 5.
R J Howell of Tracy Minnesota credits Foley's Honey and Tar Compound with curing his wife’s severe lung illness described as consumption like. He reports immediate relief and a full recovery after using three bottles. Gilbert Bros operates three stores at Park Place Opera House block and Sterling block.
George W. Weichel and Maude M. Wall of Galeton were married at the First Christian church in Greeley by Rev. Joseph Thompson on Wednesday November 29 at 11 am. They plan to live half a mile north of Galeton next year. About 30 young people conducted a belated charivari until the couple was found in a dugout after a two hour search.
The ad claims catarrh is a constitutional disease needing internal treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is said to affect blood and mucous surfaces, is a non quack prescription from a leading physician, and sold by druggists for 50 cents with testimonials available. It also promotes Take Cholera Family Pills for constipation.
Messrs Syme and Clarence Rudd travel to Scott's Bluffs Nebraska to buy land. E V Warner hosts Hyme Rudd party with 500 game prizes won by Clarence Rudd and Adda Warner. Robbins family faces hardship after a stroke paralyses husband. Thanksgiving quiet with large dinners and birthday turkey for Joseph McIntyre.
An advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies as a scientific, candy-like remedy for constipation with a bold guarantee that the sponsor pays for all medicine used during the trial if no complete relief is achieved. The offer emphasizes no obligation on the consumer and broad risk coverage.
Principle is described as an odorless colorless tasteless gentle remedy promising no diarrhoea or nausea. Rexall Orderlies are recommended for children and delicate persons. Available in 12 tablets for 10 cents, 36 for 25 cents, and 80 for 50 cents at Hilbert Bros stores on Park Place Opera House Block and Sterling Building.
President Taft discusses policy against anti competitive combines and calls for a clear criminal statute to punish unfair methods of competition. He urging rigid rules on capital unions subject to executive bureau oversight and disclosure to limit monopolistic schemes.
Stockholders in Greeley Colorado will hold their annual meeting at the bank parlor on Tuesday January 9 1912 to elect directors and conduct other business as required. J M B Petrikin cashier.
Opening of 14000 acres under the Carey Act at Jerome Idaho with the GREAT NORTH TRAC T record of progress from sage brush to blue ribbons and sweepstakes. For details contact Twin Falls North Side Land and Water Co Milner Idaho by mail or wire.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of The Greeley lee & Storage Company will be held at Mosher & Parker Mercantile Company on Monday January 1 1911 at 7 30 p m for the election of five directors and other business. H D Parker President.
Fourteen thousand acres of choice fruit land in Jerome Lincoln county Idaho will be sold December 11 1911 under the Carey act in 1 40 80 120 and 160 acre tracts. Small cash payment balance easy terms and low interest. Part of the Great North Side Tract. For information wire or address Twin Falls North Side Land and Water Co Milner Idaho.
Judge Neil F. Graham of the district court will be in Greeley Friday to hear arguments on motions and demurrers. There are a large number of these pending in the district court.
Herbert J. Baker administrator announces adjustment day for the estate of Arthur L. Courier, Weld County Colorado. The hearing will be at the County Court in Greeley on Monday January 15, 1912 at 10 o'clock. Claimants must attend and all debtors should pay promptly. First publication December 7, 1911.
A local letter argues for beet rotation to protect soil and boost yields. It cites German practices, compares crop yields per acre, and urges Weld County farmers to adopt beet rotation, legumes, and cattle use for sustainable profits.
A playful regional note observes that readers should not assume rash plans from a stray phrase about a catlistack and carpet. The weather man will judge the calm and steady approach, urging folks to stay cool and wait for official guidance.
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