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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1911
Page
7
The Ow! patrol of Trinity church scouts led by Scout Master Charles H. Brady hiked along Indian road signs to a spot beside the Poudre. They built a fire ate dinner and played vigorous games before returning to town tired but pleased. The Owl patrol plans more trips this winter.
The Gilcrest Advertiser arrives as Weld county’s latest paper Volume 1 Number 1 editor publisher M R Royer introduces a breezy four page sheet with local ads. He pledges to deliver the town’s best newspaper and the issue signals a promising start for readers and merchants alike.
Volunteers collect toys clothing and essentials for Everett Phillips five who suffered severe burns and is now home with his parents near Nunn. Greeley hospital nurses coordinating gifts and will accept contributions through Mrs Huxtable before next Wednesday to assemble a transportable box for distant delivery.
The Swedish Baptist Mission Society of Colorado held its annual meeting in Greeley at Steele's hall. Delegates and visiting pastors from across the state attended as elections were held Saturday evening with Rev. O Dehlen of Denver named chairman and Rev. RN Peterson of Greeley vice chairman. Officers elected included Esther Scherling Denver secretary and John Walberg Denver treasurer. Delegates included Rev. C EB Douhan Haxtum Rev. Holm Colorado Springs BE Oldberg C. B. Carleon A Benson and Amanda Nelson of Denver.
A Waverly Virginia resident, Mr. B. W. L. Hall, endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best cold preparation on the market. He says he has recommended it to friends and they agree. For sale by all dealers.
At a regular meeting the Progress club welcomed members of the Greeley Circle of the National Congress of Mothers. A Denver state president spoke on the organization’s growth, training for motherhood, and school circle activities involving 500 girls. The Progress club endorsed establishing a day nursery in Greeley.
In the south ward fifth grade Mothers Circle Friday afternoon a program on Self Control by Mrs. C. L. Carter and Right and Wrong Punishment by Mrs. W. L. Miller was well received. It is the second of three annual meetings planned. Miller chairs the program committee. Sanborn is secretary.
An ex-engineer, A. Kelly, credits Foley's Kidney Pills with restoring health after kidney and bladder ailments. He describes severe hip pain and bladder inflammation prior to relief, praising the product. Gilbert Bros. advertise the pills at their three Sterling Park Place stores.
Greeley High scripts a renewed winter basketball drive after a slump last season. Mort Balch leads a hustling squad as 3% candidates try for spots at the Armory with local stars from football also seeking roles. At Boulder Normal, Tyndal Snyder coaches a ready slate as practice ramps up in armory and gym sessions.
Ladies of Johnstown publish a church supper menu titled S Supper with items such as Sand wiches Seafruit Spuds and Salmon Salad. Guests Charles Newman and Marshal Culton of Denver stayed with R A Williams at the Sterling hotel over Sunday.
The marriage of Miss Daisy Hering formerly of this city to Rupert S Townsend a Morrill Nebraska ranchman occurred Wednesday December 6 at the bride’s mother Mrs Dora Hering 329 Campus avenue Ontario California The bride wore white messaline silk beaded lace and carried a bouquet of roses The ceremony was by Rev S S Sampson with relatives as witnesses They plan to winter in Ontario before possibly settling in California The couple will soon take a two week trip to Los Angeles Catalina Islands and San Diego Power Lines Fort Lupton work to extend lines to Frederick and coal camps irrigation pumps planned for spring by farmers in the area.
President Eugene Williams sets final plans for the Old Time Cowboys reunion with about 400 members. A banquet is scheduled January 17 at the Stockmen's Club near the stock yards in Denver during the annual stock show.
Importations of potatoes from abroad begin arriving in New York with the bulk from Ireland. About 25 000 sacks have reached the port this fall as Maine potatoes sell for eight dollars a sack, roughly double last year’s price, with a four dollar rise anticipated by February amid global crop slack.
The verdict from R. J. How ell of Tracy cites Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as giving immediate relief for his wife who suffered a severe lung illness described as consumption. He states that fewer than three bottles produced a complete cure. The record notes Gilbert Bros. three stores at Park Place and Opera House block Sterling block.
The Colorado BankersAssociation plans a statewide campaign to prosecute givers of short checks. They estimate 75 to 100 such instruments pass daily through local banks. Prosecutions will target obtaining money or goods under false pretenses as 268 banks join vigorous statewide action.
Evergreen trees and winter birds were the focus of a PEO Sisterhood meeting on Friday afternoon. Miss Lacy Delbridge spoke on evergreen trees and Mrs. May Smith spoke on winter birds. Mrs. Sanford, guest and PEO Record editor Miss Osmond’s home chapter member, gave a talk about her work. Refreshments were served.
Thos. E. Williams of Middleboro Ky reports two packages of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cured his two year constipation after trying many Bristol doctors. For sale by fall dealers.
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