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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1912
Page
4
Christmas shopper alert. The store promotes a wide range of men’s gifts from ties and socks to leather goods and hats. Adler Rochester suits promise fashion, fit, and finish with a full line of overcoats, urging customers to step in for a pleasing showing.
Some legislators propose submitting bills to the Supreme Court for immediate constitutionality rulings before passage. They argue this could avoid costly litigation and delays, with many supporting the plan though the court has not voiced approval. The piece also includes an unrelated drug advertisement for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy stating it cures colds and is safe for children.
Loveland December 5 R J Rooker riding a switching freight train was crushed between cars when the train halted near the sugar factory. He received prompt medical attention and was taken to town where doctors said recovery unlikely to be hindered by internal injuries.
The Union Pacific and R A Whiteside settled their long running right of way dispute yesterday out of court. The company agrees to extend its right of way by 100 feet to total 200 feet, with Whiteside paid for the added land. County property owners watched the outcome to gauge the rail line's land rights.
Stockholders of The Weld County Savings Bank are notified the annual meeting will be held at the bank office in Greeley Colorado on January 6 1913 at 730 p m for election of seven directors and for any other business. Greeley Colo December 3 1912. Co N Jackson Cashier.
Kersey December 5 E F Gillard and family depart tomorrow for Nebraska where Mr Gillard will serve as local manager of a telephone exchange. They are shipping some of their goods ahead of the move.
If you are troubled with chronic renatization the mild and gentle effect of Chamberlain's Tablets makes them especially suited to our case. For sale by all dealers.
S A Dickey of Ault today received the Havemeyer trophy for sugar beets, awarded for the best beets in the United States. The cup, valued at 750, was earned by beets grown five miles northeast of Ault under Dickey’s supervision, marking Weld County’s second win after Oral Timothy of Greeley last year.
The Farm Investment Company will hold a stockholders meeting in Greeley Colorado with C N Jackson serving as secretary. The notice requests attendance and action by shareholders at the meeting.
Mrs. J. C. Young of Kersey visiting Greeley narrowly escaped severe harm when struck from behind by a Colorado & Southern engine near the railroad yards as she walked from the station toward the park. She was not seriously hurt. Funeral services for Steve O'Grady were held at the Catholic church with burial in Linn Grove cemetery.
Leave for Idaho Evans, Dec. 7. Mr. Price, former Evans bank cashier, and his daughters Constance and Ethel, who have been visiting in the east since his departure, visited here this week. They left today for Idaho to locate and make their future home.
A reader asks what the teacher meant about the singing of their two daughters. The response notes Mamie's voice was good and Maud's was even better. Catholic News.
A carload of oyster shells arrived at Weld County feed dealers M. D. Spencer and E. Work for chicken feeding. The supply is estimated to last ten months, showing growth in the poultry industry as raisers adopt better breeds and more scientific feeding.
Washington December 6 final statement shows the Democratic National Committee spent 1,159,446 to carry the Wilson and Marshall victory. Leading donors were Charles R. Crane 40000 Cleveland H. Dodge 35000 and Herman Ridder 20074. The committee reported 1,110,952 in contributions from 89,854 separate gifts, most under 100.
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