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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1904
Page
4
The Greeley Tribune traces its founding in 1870 by N. G. C. Meeker and is published by C. Bh. Wolfe with the motto The Paper with the Big Subscription List. The notice lists the newspaper’s contact and mailing details for Greeley Colorado.
The Greeley Tribune states subscribers must pay until they order discontinuation. A single request to discontinue is processed promptly. Back dues should be settled as courtesy. Classified rates: Want ads 19 cents per line. Local notices 10 cents per line. Display ads by request. Cards of thanks and resolutions 10 cents per line.
The Tribune urges readers to send surplus potatoes to aid Ireland where famine is dire. Government interest grows to charter a steamer to transport a car load or more, with funds already raised for shipping. Greeley area farmers are called to contribute potatoes or money, and the effort is praised as a West heartening response.
A fire started in the northeast window of St Peter's Catholic church near midnight Sunday night. A passer-by saw a hole burned in the window casing and frame, but a pail of water quickly put it out. Father Casey was away, and Father McNamara led services. Casey suspects charcoal from a censor caused smouldering that set the woodwork ablaze.
The Colonial Securities and Trust company completed a major purchase near Ault Colorado comprising about 13 000 acres across twenty sections. The firm plans irrigation from underflow, sinking wells and building reservoirs to farm wheat potatoes alfalfa and beets in tracts from forty acres, with Union Pacific railroad access and rapid development anticipated.
Friday night an explosion shattered Mrs John C Mosher’s hall. Her bicycle front tire burst with force, spokes flew, and the inner tube expanded to a 27 inch circumference. A tire repairman said he had never seen such force.
M F Compton of Market Texas endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for severe croup in children noting prompt relief. The article urges no experimentation and says the remedy has long been used and never failed, with availability at all druggists.
A visitor extols Ormond Florida with waving palms, orange and lemon groves, and the Halifax River inviting fishing and boating. The piece notes low rates to Florida points and invites requests for literature from I K Fisher, C S Ry Denver.
The Salvation Army appeals to citizens and businesses to donate meat vegetables fruit pies cakes cranberries and other provisions for a substantial Christmas dinner to poor families. The group postponed its Christmas tree for a week to give every poor child a treat and invites toys decorations or donations at 1212 W Seventh Street.
Thousands once plagued by indigestion find relief through Pepsicola tablets. Clark & Faulkner back a written guarantee refunding 25 cents if the remedy fails to help, claiming increased energy, better digestion, and improved vitality for customers.
Greeley resident Mrs. G W Meade testifies Doan's Ointment cured her sister's child's persistent facial rash after doctors failed. She notes great improvement after two applications and plans to buy more. For sale by dealers. price 50 cents. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents.
S. Morey says he may buy 1,280 acres from Bruce G. Eaton west of Eaton, but the deal is not closed. He notes the discussion is about buying for general purposes and potential sale or rental to farmers, with no new industry planned.
Frisco System in cooperation with Southern Railway will run through Pullman sleepers between Kansas City Missouri and Jacksonville Florida starting November 15 and continuing daily through the 1905 summer season aboard the Southern Limited. Berth reservations available via Frisco or connecting lines. Passenger Traffic department St Louis.
Harry Duckwell aged 25 died from suffocation after a coughing spell at his home. His wife and child witnessed the incident following a slight cold. The report appears in the St. Louis Globe-Democrat dated December 1, 1901, with a sales note for J. F. Fezer Horehound Syrup.
On December 1 Missouri Pacific Railroad begins service on a first class train between Kansas City, Missouri and Hot Springs, Arkansas. Departures from Kansas City around noon with 9:40 am arrivals at Hot Springs. Return from Hot Springs at 7:00 pm to Kansas City by 3:00 pm next day. Dining cars included. For details contact H. B. Kooser, G P and T A, Mo Pac Ry, Denver.
An old health notice claims undigested food and gas press on the heart cause palpitations and recommends taking Herbine for a few days. The ad promises quick improvement and lists a 50 cent price sold by J. F. Fezer.
Nathan Lamborn of Devel Weld county arrives in Denver with news of Charles Lamborn a prominent ranchman killed by a freak windstorm. He was on the Owens ranch when the hayrack toppled trapping him beneath the wagon. The body was found later and burial planned in New York. Charles Lamborn leaves a large family.
The article asserts that men aged eighty five ninety can reach old age with a slender diet and occasional use of Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver tablets to cleanse and regulate digestion and liver function. It notes that even careful eaters may overindulge and benefit from the product, sold by all druggists.
The Santa Fe will run a through tourist sleeper from Denver to California daily at 8 p m with no change. The Famous California Limited resumes daily service from Denver at 3 45 p m on weekdays. For details and reservations write J P Hall, general agent, A T & S F Railway, Denver Colorado.
Notice is given for the annual meeting of Weld County Abstract and Investment Company stockholders at the company office in Greeley Colorado on Monday January 2 1905 at 7 pm for electing three directors and other business. J Allen secretary. Dated Greeley Colorado December 21 1904.
Beginning Monday December 11 and continuing through Christmas the Levin Bros store will remain open evenings until 9 p m every day to serve customers.
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