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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1906
Page
4
Farce of the Law on Voter Excuse Hearings
The county commissioners will hear excuses from registered voters on January 3, 5 and T for not voting. If accepted, the voter remains registered. if rejected, re registration is required. The piece mocks the law and notes its impracticality and absurdity.
Educated Farmers and Scientific Agriculture
President Roosevelt urges congress to boost scientific farming and soil cultivation. The message praises agricultural colleges and farmer associations for spreading knowledge on crop improvement. The piece envisions a doubled output, less water use, and higher quality crops in the Poudre valley in coming decades.
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Roosevelt
Congress
State House
The educated farmer as the nation’s mainstay
The passage argues farming will advance as education spreads among farmers. It contrasts educated, rule guided farming with hit or miss methods, notes lighter workloads through better machinery, and asserts educated farmers will lead commerce and wealth, aligning with the president’s call for many top citizens.
When to go Home and a remedy note
Bluffton Banner advises returning home in fatigue, for consolation, fun, reform, and better self image, then adds a jab about practicing with family before going out. It ends with a pitch to use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds, sold by all druggists.
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Bluffton
Ind
Chamberlain
Notice at Stockholders Meeting Greeley Building and Loan
Notice is given to stockholders of The Greeley Building and Loan Association that its annual meeting will be held at its office in Greeley Colorado on Tuesday January 8 1907 at 730 p m The purpose is to hear the annual report elect a seven member board elect an auditing committee and conduct other proper business George D Statler President J H Hays Secretary Dated December 6 1906.
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Greeley Building and Loan Association
Greeley
Colo
George D. Statler
J. H. Hays
Notice to Stockholders The First National Bank of Greeley
Notice to stockholders announces annual meeting for election of seven directors and other business. The meeting is at the bank parlor in Greeley Colorado on Tuesday January 8 1907 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. J M B Petrikin cashier Greeley Colo November 21 1906.
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First National Bank of
Fat Hamlets Fate Read in Shakespearean Debate
A London Spectator note discusses readings of a fencing scene line in Hamlet originally thought to be fat and scant of breath. It traces proposals by H Wyeth and Dr Ingleby to Burbage and other figures, weighing fat versus faint and other options. The piece defends keeping fat as authentic and argues against unsettling conjecture.
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Tree
Roberts
Lewin
Henry VIII
Burbadge
Burba
Sydneyee
Plahne
Prinz von Dannemark
London Spectator
Catholic Priest Cheats Protestants With Roast Duck
Two hungry tramp workers seek relief in a village. A Catholic priest invites them to dine, offering roast duck to the Protestant as a joke on fast day while giving the Catholic the boiled rice, revealing a tricked mercy.
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London
Tree of Life: Orinoco Delta Guaraunos Depend on Moriche
The Guaraunos inhabit the Orinoco delta and feed lightly. They may subsist on moriche palm, which provides shelter bread wine rope and cord. Early missionaries dubbed the tree of life for its many uses, including home elevation food drink and fiber products.
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Orinoco
Curious Tour at 4 Pauper Lunatic Asylum
Visitors tour a asylum where the guide explains a recovery test using a water trough and running tap. Inmates deemed not idiots turn off the tap, while those who cannot manage it are kept longer.
Armies of Caterpillars Attack Scottish Lowlands
A naturalist describes the 1885 caterpillar invasion in the Scottish lowlands. He notes marching bands of caterpillars advancing and falling into open drains eighteen inches deep and wide, their masses clogging waterways and preventing drainage.
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Scottish
The Slime on Fishes and Its Protective Role
A discussion of fish slime describing how slime coats the body from head to fins in lines or evenly across the surface. The slime reduces friction, cushions scales, aids escape from predators, and defends against fungal infections, with fungus causing sores and potentially fatalities if uncovered areas are damaged.
Cate Like Perfumes in Cats
A New York Press note explains cats have a refined sense of smell, enjoying fragrances rather than just detecting them. It notes variation by individual cats and that pedigreed Persians and Angoras are especially sensitive to odors, with violet sometimes preferred over rose powder.
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New York Press
Probate Will In London Court Shortest Ever
Sir Gorell Barnes admitted the will of Frederick Thorn of Amesbury avenue Streatham to probate in the London county court. Dying after a paralytic stroke he signed on the back of an envelope reading all to mother F T witnessed by Arthur and Percy Thorn. The judge noted its brevity and pronounced for probate.
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London County Court
Gorell Barnes
Frederick Thorn
Amesbury Avenue
Streatham
Arthur Thorn
Percy Thorn
Turkish Drunkenness Laws Named Imperial Drunkards
A historical note describes four ways the Ottoman system punishes drunkenness. A drunkard caught after repeated offenses is labeled an imperial or privileged drunkard and released after naming himself and lodging. He sleeps on the bathhouse ashes after arrest.
Why is the Saber Blade Curved
A soldier asks why the saber blade is curved. The corporal explains the curve increases force and eases drawing from the curved scabbard. The exchange ends with a humorously sharp reply about fitting a straight blade into a cracked scabbard.
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Hiumbug
The Important Change Teacher When Water Becomes Ice
Pupli The change in price.
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Pupli
Arabian Proverb on Gossip and Consequences
A succinct Arabian proverb warns that discussing matters beyond one’s concern leads to hearing results that displeasure. It emphasizes restraint and mindful speech as guidance for social conduct.
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