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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1911
Page
2
Canon City special meeting of the Business Men's Association endorses a resolution asking Fremont County commissioners to appropriate 300 dollars for Colorado Agricultural College extension work. The request follows a report on college conditions and threats to professors if state aid is not received.
Johnstown December 11. Ethel Irvin a 15 year old girl is said to possess the gift of second sight locating lost articles and absent people and foretelling events. She can describe unfamiliar places accurately and call names of strangers and relatives. Psychologists plan to study the case while some foresee she could become a leading medium.
The Tribune expands its reporting reach across Weld County with dense local coverage. Readers gain access to more crime, school, and community updates from multiple towns and officials across the region.
Fort nightly Musical club members invited children as guests for a Saturday afternoon event. Mrs. Luther Beaman presented Kitty Cheatham, Miss Camfield performed two piano pieces, and Mrs. C. C. Southard sang several songs. Young performers then showcased piano, violin, cello, and duet numbers by Ethel Scott, Mary Shattuck, Clara Hughes, Flora Shattuck, Jessie Gale, Earl and Harry Faulkner, and Marjory McCutcheon, followed by light refreshments.
H A Weddle failed to post bond in a Milliken case against the town board contesting the Aug 1 election. The court dismissed the suit seeking voiding the bond funded waterworks and town hall project approved by voters. A Denver firm secured the contract for the waterworks and town hall with work to begin next spring.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Wyatt hosted a December birthday dinner for four family members. Honored guests were L. L. Wyatt, his son L. E. Wyatt, Mrs. L. E. Wyatt, and George Cox, son in law. A turkey feast and pleasant day followed with Mrs. Sarah Frances and Logan Frances attending.
Professor A Gideon of the State Teachers College organizes a 70 day European trip for up to fifteen participants. The journey will cover England France Germany Switzerland and Italy with a reviewed travel system and expert guidance. Start is targeted for mid June.
Promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as the remedy to stop coughs and cure colds without opiates or harmful drugs. Advertises Gilbert Bros. three stores located at Park Place Opera House block and Sterling block.
Speaker Champ Clark urges Democrats not to waste the current session with politics. He says relief promises require achievement and warns against dilly-dallying to blame others. He emphasizes action over strategy as voters demand results.
A teacher endured a whipping incident involving a former graduate of Traghears College, triggering campus and community concern. Investigators stated the motive remains under review as officials seek to determine context and accountability.
Miss Cora Milne a well known Greeley teacher is whipped by Mrs. A Rockwell mother of pupil Theodore Rockwell 14. Rockwell charged with assault and battery and held for county court next Saturday. Milne sustained cuts and bruises and both factions form in Empire four miles from Georgetown Colorado where the incident began after the boy scolded for tardiness at school. Milne is a graduate of the State Teachers College at Greeley.
Surveyors from Greeley-Hydro Electric finish the route to Fort Collins and beyond. The plant near the Great Laramie Poudre tunnel will supply 500 horsepower initially, with total output planned at 5000 horsepower while river flow supports year round operation. Industries are expected to grow in northern Colorado.
Local reader J. W. Martin of Route 2 Greeley Colorado reports backache dizziness and frequent urination. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief and urges others to use the remedy sold by local dealers and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The Royal Neighbors met Thursday evening for their annual election of officers on December 9. A fine supper followed the lodge session. Elected officers include Mrs. Lanman as worthy oracle, Mrs. Atkina as vice oracle, Mrs. Longworth as recording secretary, Mrs. Hill as receiver, Bessie Barber as marshal, Mrs. Scott as inner sentinel, and Mrs. Clark as outer sentinel.
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