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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1909
Page
8
Mormon elders George H Watts W W Williams Samuel Rutherford and Byron Briscoe canvass Greeley to count faithful in the city They expect to select a hall for weekly meetings and note many male converts during their brief stay here
Burdens of backache nervousness rheumatic pains and urinary ills traced to kidney weakness. Testimony from R H Snyder of Greeley Colorado cites a permanent cure after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Mrs George Horne reports her son George is starting an ocean voyage from San Francisco.
A Colorado fruit farmer is highlighted as a careful investor avoiding scams. The piece promotes a mail banking service with a four percent interest rate, available nationwide. It claims an eighteen year track record and urges readers to request the Let H book to learn more about the banking system.
Rhodes sparred with Stidger over credibility as Carlson allegedly barred acquittals and enemies formed among witnesses. Roy Portner testified about a reservoir case and Sandy’s claim to testify where money came from. Court adjourned until 10 oclock this morning.
Do Christmas shopping early in Greeley. The piece warns against procrastination after last year’s rush and recounts a costly Denver shopping spree. It urges planning, choosing gifts suited to recipients, and starting now to keep Christmas joyful and economical.
A Denver traveling man, unnamed, thwarted a late night attempted holdup near the Depot cafe. He struck the attacker in the face, who fled toward the Odd Fellows hall area. The traveler alerted Marshal Williams and officers searched the area but found no trace of the assailant.
Desert claim with improvements buildings and equipment offered for sale by owner in Greeley. Property located one percent miles from station and prepared for farming next year. Low price due to owner’s inability to leave occupation. Contact Po 78 or Red 1031.
The testimony centered on alleged coercion by attorneys in a case. District attorney Fanceer Satcher faced cross examination as Carlson clashed with counsel. Callahan testified about jail time and threats to testify, with Carlson declaring readiness for perjury charges and vowing to pursue warrants.
Children who are sickly and their mothers should keep a box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children to ease colds fevers teething disorders headaches and stomach troubles. Sold by drug stores 25 cents. Free trial package to mothers who write Allen S. Olmstead Le Roy New York.
Nearly all potato dealers in the district gathered at Eaton for a meeting. Ira J. Sides of Greeley was elected secretary of the Greeley District Association and Wesley Stroh was named inspector for the Waton district. Charles Mason served as chief inspector and J. Jacobson was appointed inspector at Ault. A certificate of inspection is required with every car of potatoes sold to local dealers.
The Furgesons of Blue Hill Nebraska seek custody of Cecelia with Cecil Furgeson to return from jail to care for his son. If the mother gets Cecelia and Frank will wed. if the father wins, love may fade. The family has faced typhus typhoid and a death. attorney Walter Bliss represents Furgeson.
In Greeley a cat faced danger after a salmon can trap. Miss Margaret Banta’s pet battled for hours until J Hall Jones arrived with a gun and nippers to end the ordeal by freeing the exhausted animal.
An 1888 Denver advertisement promotes Woodworth's Shorthand College offering a thorough business education at low cost. It claims graduates are in demand with salaries from $200 to $500 per month as court reporters and invites readers to apply by mail from 1720 Colorado Boulevard.
Ault December 14. Members of the W C T U at the Congregational church discussed topics including The Bulwark of Temperance by Mrs H W Kirby The Sacredness and Responsibility of Motherhood by Mrs H A Hatley Heredity and Environment by Mrs Frank Phillips and An Unconscious Specialist by Mrs J W Campbell The program was led by Mesdames B A Wilkins and C W Hines and a solo by Mrs J W Craig was enjoyed by all.
A Saturday meeting roster includes Mrs Loulee rep hard Hubert Steele Mrs Lingle Steele Louie L Haynes J W San born Mabel 8 Marsh Maud Aoy Mrs D R Clark Arthur W Atkinson and Mrs Lottie Camfield.
Sealed bid notice to settle an estate offers eighty acres two miles south of Platteville. Half share in Platteville ditch and new five room improvements with alfalfa land. Price eighty dollars per acre with half cash. Stanley Wilmot 729 Eighteenth Street Denver.
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