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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
3
Men receive a range of neckwear gloves mufflers and coats from 50c to $2 with 75c and $1.00 combo sets. New Persian neckties 50c sale, 25 dozen received. Christmas presents dominate. Adler Rochester suits feature fashionable fabrics fit and finish not found in other brands.
The Carruthers Clothing Co. promises a record December as they tout improved stock and customer service. The note emphasizes being better prepared to meet all shopper needs this year, signaling strong sales expectations.
Mrs. D. Gilkeson of Youngstown Ohio shares experience with Foley's Honey and Tar noting relief for her daughter's severe cold and throat inflammation after one bottle. She recommends keeping a bottle at home and warns against substitutes. Mrs Phoebe Brown of Fort Lupton visits friends in Greeley. Weld County records claim the largest known tree in Colorado, a cottonwood in Crow Creek bed with a 30 foot circumference and 75 foot height, second only to a famous Arkansas cottonwood cut down twenty years ago for a street.
The Knight Campell Music Co. advertises quality and low prices at 38 Ninth Avenue inviting customers to visit and verify proof of value.
Amy I. Carpenter, a young assistant postmistress of Platteville, appeared in federal court in Denver and pleaded not guilty to opening letters addressed to another. Her trial is scheduled for mid January amid rumors of a love triangle involving a local business man. The case draws attention to a curious offense in Uncle Sam’s eyes.
A Tribune reader recounts the 1870 Christmas dinner in Greeley hosted by E. T. Nichols with guests including N. C. Meeker and J. L. Dunham. The note preserves memories of Union Colony founders, early residents, and the city’s first Christmas observed in 1870 with a proxy dinner.
A doctor orders a fumigation to treat microbes cling ing to a man’s clothes in a grim warning tale. The patient endures a chilly room and a sheeted inspection as microbes are killed, leaving him wary of wandering doctors and quarantine signs. The basement vacancy and rotating tenants provide a bleak backdrop to the cautionary vignette.
J. W. Greer of Greenwood Louisiana suffered severe lumbago with back pain that forced hypodermic injections for relief. After using Foley's Kidney Remedy he reports no further bother from the condition. Sold by all druggists.
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