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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1911
Page
6
Want ads offer 14.00 equity in 24 miles from Delta featuring 17 acres of apple orchard with 11 year old trees. Also notices to stockholders for Lower Latham Reservoir Company meeting January 13 1912 in Greeley to elect directors and levy assessments. Arlington Realty company meeting January 6 1912 in Greeley to elect seven directors.
Swelling from inflammation cold fractures toothache neuralgia or rheumatism can be eased by applying Ballard's Snow Liniment. Rub in well over the affected part to reap its penetrating healing power. Prices 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle. Sold by Gilbert Drug Co. stores.
Greeley public schools close Friday for two weeks of vacation. No formal Christmas observance at the high school. Grades 1 2 3 made gifts for parents to take home. North ward pupils recited poems and songs. East ward used games and songs. Meeker building portions held programs while others were audiences. In the eighth grade building the sixth grade and Miss Nana Wright staged a Christmas program for pupils and visiting parents.
Kersey December 22 turkey shoot hosted by the Kersey Gun Club drew a large crowd and succeeded in providing a brisk turnout despite limited details.
Weather improved from morning to afternoon as marksmen from Gill, Kersey, Greeley and nearby areas joined a club shoot near town. Fifty turkeys a dozen ducks and several geese were distributed at the event.
The report lists an overall total of 501.39 dollars and office receipts 172. It records 19 new cases and 73 recurrent cases. Work obtained equals 15. It notes magazines given away at 137.
The Associated Relief reports its quarterly funds and disbursements for Sep 16 to Dec 16, 1911. Cash receipts total 71.17 with expenses of 56.50 and various disbursements for dry goods, shoes, groceries, coal and tickets. Non cash aid includes clothing, shoes, and food.
Miss Evalyn Thomas presented Euripides Elec tra at Teachers College to a spellbound crowd in Greeley. Critics hailed her performance as the best seen at the college by a local audience. An informal reception followed at Miss Frances Tobey's Sibley house, with a chafing dish supper. Thomas departs today for Seattle.
Fort Lupton the town board demands redo of the pumping plant and water system project claiming the installer failed to meet contract terms. Residents report water mains leak and unresolved service issues.
H O Banta known as the Sugar House Poet writes a Tribune poem honoring the Greeley sugar mill and its workers. The verse lists foremen and laborers by name, notes the factory’s closure, and wishes the staff well as they scatter to new jobs.
Water pressure improves after a 9,000 gallon per day pumping rate and a new system installed six weeks ago. Residents had faced water famines when older wells failed during the period.
Sheriff speedily acted with Deputies Peterson and Frazier last Friday to stop a shipment of 22 horses and a car load of household goods belonging to N Cazear of Windsor, tied to a $2,000 debt to Windsor Bank and Windsor Mercantile. Harry Teller warned the sheriff in an auto as the stock neared the state line.
A northbound freight train required a Denver stop order for the last 8:30 passenger. After the sheriff explained the situation, deputies were left off near the siding by the state line. Papers were served and creditors of Cazear feel confident to pursue civil action. no criminal charges arise.
Notice of the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Union National Bank in Greeley Colorado. The meeting will be held in the bank parlor from 1 to 3 p m on Tuesday January 9 1912 to elect seven directors for the ensuing year and to transact other business as may properly come. Dated December 8 1911.
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