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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1911
Page
4
A disparate Weld County column praises local papers while lampooning politics and social oddities. It recalls a one legged rheumatic man’s skate pond comment, notes new Gilcrest and Greeley publications, and critiques a female autoist incident. It forecasts education and press role in politics.
The Greeley Commercial Club discussed popular government in business at a Monday night meeting focused on dairying. Members supported a constructive program shaped by member input, believing city affairs and club issues should be decided by the greatest number.
A sports club outlines projected outcomes for upcoming years, detailing hoped-for improvements, performance benchmarks, and strategic priorities to guide teams and facilities development.
Opinion urges landowners in irrigation districts to replace promoters with honest directors and end partisan county government. It cites wasted funds from the LaSalle bridge project and calls for nonpartisan county elections, primaries, and assemblies to select capable, honest officers.
The Philhar monic Society plans a three in one concert with 20 piece orchestra and chorus, featuring separate and combined performances. The event aims to attract prominent musicians and bolster Greeley’s cultural standing alongside schools, churches, and the library, with support for the arts and local growth.
Swelling from inflammation cold fractures toothache neuralgia or rheumatism can be eased by rubbing Ballard's Snow Liniment into the afflicted area. Its healing penetrating power reduces swelling and restores natural conditions. Prices 26c 60c and 1.00 per bottle. Sold by Gilbert Drug Co. stores.
The owner and editor of the Tribune were invited to join a European touring party next summer. Subscriptions will not be refused in the meantime.
The Good Fellows group in Denver seeks volunteers to sponsor Christmas for children. Members donate a dollar per child and receive a list of recipients to deliver gifts directly, coordinating with existing charities to match toy donations with needy kids.
The Briggsdale Reading club met at the Kennedy home during Thanksgiving week for a successful evening with piano music and a new version of Why the Sea Is Salt. Mrs. Shelton read a local interest story and mind reading games entertained fifteen attendees.
Miss Hazel Pritchard spent last week in Denver. Mrs. T. C. Passey of Greeley is visiting her daughter Mrs. H. W. Heughton. Sam Mefferd and Irene Pumphrey of La Salle were married Saturday. A. J. Mefford has been ill recently. Mrs. John Pritheard spent Tuesday in Greeley. Mrs. Harvey Perkins is visiting Longmont for a week. Mrs. Katie Pfaff of North Dakota visits her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Oster.
Dr. and Mrs. Albert L. Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Behrens were Denver visitors this week. Both couples were noted for their travels and city stay.
The Randall home near Galeton hosted a birthday gathering for Clarence 26 Herbert 23 and Edith 17. Neighbors and friends joined for games a buttonhole lesson and a final taffy pull followed by lunch ending the celebration on a cheerful note.
An Evans LaSalle bridge investigation reveals sagging third arch on the Greeley side with exposed steel reinforcements and six inch cement floor. Workmen place temporary piers and plan to wrap rebar with concrete while taxpayers and officials seek accountability and next steps.
Miss Edna Kent hosts friends including Elizabeth Blair and Tarah Law for a Saturday evening visit. Miss Mabel McMellan suffers a severe tonsillitis. The bi weekly literary meet is held Friday night in the new school house with a Christmas program and a dance to follow on Tuesday December 12.
The Gill Ladies' Aid gathers on Thursday at 1 30 p.m. with Mrs M L Bardwell presiding. The Camerta Bible class votes to rename Baraca and join the national movement. Forty two attend. first five on the class roll form the social committees under Ambrose and Bardwell.
Land marks in Windsor torn down to clear space for a new building. The old structures were occupied by Judge Chipman.
Sixteen readable lines show Miss Ethel Collina visiting Delta and Horace Dixon returning from a fortnightly trip. Delta schools plan elaborate holiday programs while Rev. Lynn speaks on Heaven. Fort Collina locals, including M Van Bickle and Miss Rose Nelson White, host and visit relatives as community notices announce a Union Bank meeting and a state teachers’ call.
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