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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1911
Page
3
Silk and fur lined gloves for dress and street wear priced from 1.00 to 6.00. Bath robes an elegant assortment from 4.00 to 10.00. House coats in new colorings from 5.00 to 20.00. Bags and suit cases in black and tan leather and fabric options from 5.00 to 30.00.
Mrs Archie W Brownell reports her father’s death and estate duties while in Mitchell Ned her daughter Eleanor died after brief illness. The child, seven or eight months old, bright and lovable, was to be laid to rest in the Brownell plot at Grove after services at the Presbyterian church in Greek. Jehie W Brownell, son of Mr and Mrs J B Brownell of Greeley, moved to Nebraska five years ago. Funeral services are scheduled for Sunday afternoon at 1 30 in the Presbyterian church in Greek with interment in the Brownell lot in Grove.
Mr Wright, representing potato interests, notes slow business as the Minnesota potato crop meets a quiet market. He returns from Texas points and observes the Greeley district supply. the short tennis season shortened his stay. The crop moves slowly, with Minnesota a potential surplus for southern markets.
The Commerce club agricultural committee in Pueblo endorses a fund drive to retain four named professors and maintain extension activities. Pueblo County is urged to contribute 300 dollars with promise of repayment if state funds arrive, while supporters cite dairy, potato and diversified farming gains from extension programs and past efforts by Professors Fitch, Vaplon, Hinman, and Buss.
A Franco American reader questions sugar beet farming benefits and cites global beet production, urging the Tribune editor to settle the debate with authoritative evidence. The letter contrasts local gains from beet farming with foreign yields and asks for a definitive stance.
The Young Women's Christian Association at the Teachers' college welcomes a new third floor Administration building room formerly used by the art department. The fall season included well attended meetings a lectures series and a blue and white china shower for the new space. A December bazaar will offer art metal work aprons neckwear and more items for Christmas gifts inviting broad participation.
An old advertisement urges readers to use Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for colds and pneumonia prevention. It claims the product contains no narcotics and can be given to babies and adults alike, with sales through all dealers.
L. R. Rhodes of Fort Collins outlined a plan to merge the Larimer and Weld Irrigation Company with the Larimer and Weld Reservoir and Windsor Reservoir companies. He argued the waters could be managed as one system to reduce friction and expense, while protecting stockholders’ interests.
In a humorous Eaton Herald style note, a local resident counts odd blessings in a year of debt and envy. He jokes about clothes, teeth, bald spots, and rivals while noting a grateful stance toward small mercies. The piece lightly pokes fun at neighbors and grand jury outcomes.
About $86 500 in beet checks was paid to growers as the beet campaign ends after 60 days at Eaton factory. The district gathered 62 000 tons, some beets sent to other plants. The 9 day early payout celebrated the campaign’s end amid smooth operations and no major accidents.
The Marshall Bros Construction of Las Animas secured the contract to build a large irrigation well on land owned by Dr. C. K. Smith eight miles north of town. Foreman and crew with tools arrived Wednesday to begin work.
An advertisement extols Chamberlains liniment as the best remedy for sprains bruises and muscle soreness with the claim it is reliable for rheumatic pains and available from all dealers.
The annual meeting of stockholders of The First National Bank of Greeley will be held at the bank parlor on Tuesday January 9 1912 for election of directors and other business. J M B Petkickin cashier.
Deep seated coughs need external and internal treatment. Buy a dollar bottle of BAL LARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP and get a free HERRICK'S RED PEPPER POROUS PLASTER for the chest. Sold by Gilbert Drug Co. in three stores.
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