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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1910

Page

5

Playgrounds Grow Across Colorado In 1910 Report

The Committee on Playgrounds surveys Colorado towns from Denver to Cokedale. Rocky Ford Fort Collins and Greeley Normal install substantial equipment while La Junta plans a $1000 addition. Smaller towns use home made gear funded by local effort and even donations from Colorado Fuel and Iron to create fair to strong playgrounds.

Colorado Denver Pueblo Fort Colting la Junta Rocky Ford Grand Janction Greeley Normal Golden Fort Luptom Olathe Cokedale Starkville Fort Collins Greeley Grand Junction Independence School Fort Lapton Downen Fort Lupton Colorado Fuel and Tron Company

School apparatus and activities across Colorado districts

The report details funding sources for school apparatus in Rocky Ford, Golden, Fort Collins, Grand Junction, Fort Lupton, and Olathe, noting varied contributions by boards, city councils, play proceeds, and community support. It also lists popular equipment and games by age group and highlights growing interest in indoor baseball and volleyball.

Rocky Ford Board of Education Golden Fort Collins Grand Junction Fort Lupton E. L. Johnston Packer Olathe Supt Ward Prin. Price Cokedale Colorado School Journal

Liniment Promises Quick Cure for Sprained Ankle

An article claims a sprained ankle can heal in three to four days with Chamberlain's Liniment due to improper prior treatment. It calls the preparation one of the best and most remarkable remedies in use and notes it is sold by all dealers.

London Spain Shylock Don Carlos Gen B. Boynton Jas

Seasonable Farm Hints From a 26th Century Farmer

Fall offers general farm improvements. Cows drink 60 to 80 pounds of water daily and dairy farming keeps soil in good condition. Stable cows before bad weather, feed winter rations, and plow corn crops in fall. Avoid overfeeding sugar beet tops and milk the same cow by the same milker each time. Buy heifer calves before winter quarters. Corn and water fatten. occasional roots improve appetite and bowels.

Dusting remedy for hens uses ash mix

When ready to empty the ash can mix a good lice powder with the ashes and empty Mmn the hen house. The hens will dust themselves fast and rid themselves of lice and mites.

French Fish Story of Marpignon Intrepid Anglers

A humorous piece recounts the Intrepid Fishers of Marpignon who persistently chase a single barbel in a nearly barren stream near Paris. After three days of exhausting effort the fish dies, and the most frequent catcher is crowned champion.

Paris Marpignon Sais Harper's Weekly

Fishskin Tartars of Manchuria Use Tamara Fish

The Fishskin Tartars live along the Peony river in Manchuria and rely on fishing and hunting. Over the last century they have dwindled as Chinese agriculture expands. They use tamara salmon for clothing and believe both flesh and skin have heat giving properties.

Manchuria Peony River Chicago Journal

Free sample offer for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets

If you are suffering from bilious ness, constipation, indigestion, or chronic headache, send a one cent postal card with your name and address to Chamberlain Medicine Co Des Moines Iowa. They will forward a free sample. Sold by all dealers.

Chamberlain Medicine, Co Des Moines Iowa Chamberlain

World's Finest Hotel Named After Greeley

Demolition has begun at Thirty-fourth street and Broadway for the Greeley Square hotel, slated as the world's largest. Architect Frank M. Andrews says construction starts in about a month, with total outlay around 13.5 million dollars including site, building, and furnishings. The 31,500 square foot site costs seven million, largely from the McAlpin estate, and the hotel will have 1,600 sleeping rooms and about 1,000 baths.

Greeley Square Frank M. Andrews Thirty-fourth Street Broadway New York City Andrews McAlpin

Fischer Couple Return From Fort Lupton Visit

Mr and Mrs A R Fischer returned today from a visit in Fort Lupton.

Mrs A. R. Fischer Fort Lupton

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