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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
4
The Greeley Tribune lists rates for months and subscriptions. Prices shown include 30 cents for a month, 3 dollars for two years, and 1 year at 3 dollars and 1.50 for another 1 year option. Entered as second class matter at Greeley post office under the 1879 act.
A subscriber letter urges a district code on whistle blasts to indicate fire location for residents without telephones. Proposes one whistle for district one, two for district two, and so on, to guide citizens and business owners to the fire’s area. The idea aims to improve public warning and is supported as practical with no clear drawbacks. Estes Park national park proposal also receives favorable national attention.
The state’s most popular destination draws visitors for mountain scenery and easy rail access. Representative Edward T. Taylor urges approval at Washington, and leading capitol editorial writers predict the proposition moves to a successful conclusion.
The Tribune reports it will present first hand coverage of the Farmers' short course held at State Agricultural College this week through manager C. H. Wolfe. Readers will get salient facts from the paper at home as lectures unfold for the farming community.
A note from H. F. Beers of Peoria Di reports severe kidney trouble but after one bottle of Foley's Kidney Pills he is entirely relieved and urges others to try the remedy. Foley's Kidney Pills are healing and antiseptic and restore health and strength. Sold by all druggists.
Local ministers favor Billy Sunday visiting Greeley for several days of services to uplift morals. There is talk of rallying community support to build a worship house, as done in Boulder, with plans potentially including Gypsy Smith alongside Sunday for a major religious outreach.
Beekeeping in Colorado ranks second to California in outbound honey shipments with net producer profits around 309000 dollars. The industry began in 1862 and expanded by rail in 1870, with 1870s onward seeing rapid growth and two main associations guiding education and trade. Counties thriving include Arapahoe Adams Boulder Delta Weld Larimer Mesa Montrose Otero Fremont Morgan Bent Jefferson Montezuma Logan.
The state holds about 30 million acres of vacant land with 24.5 million federal acres ready for agricultural use. Of these, 10.05 million are suitable for farming and stock raising, with irrigation expected to expand in five years. Colorado also has 3.5 million acres of school lands, largely arable and irrigable.
Miss Marjorie Dyde hosted a festive gathering for thirty girls at the Dyde home from 4 to 9 pm. The event featured games, a dinner with a cake containing a button a ring and a dime, a varied musical program, and a donkey party with May Woodbury arriving as a witch.
Mrs. Nellie Smith and her daughter Helen return to Boulder after a brief visit with Mrs. Smiths mother Mrs. J G Evans and sister Mrs. Anna Langtry in the vicinity.
Windsor farmers consider halting beet production unless the Great Western Sugar company raises the rate. A Windsor Chamber meeting heard crop failures and low returns at $15 a ton, with plans for a district meeting to organize a mass turnout. The discussion signals potential factory trouble for Windsor.
Captain Lee summarizes Greeley donations and distribution by the Salvation Army. Dinner boxes issued totaled 165 with 300 treats and toys, 17 new shoes, 3 pairs mittens, 2 tons coal, and 2 sacks flour. Boxes held chickens, bread, potatoes, produce, canned goods, sugar, butter, coffee, fruit, doughnuts, cookies, oranges, candy, and nuts.
Mrs Gardner married J P Odell of Boulder on the anniversary of her parents wedding. The ceremony was kept secret until the minister arrived. Mrs Odell, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Clark of Greeley, will reside in Boulder with Odell, a wealthy Boulder capitalist. A large reunion guest list attended the Clark family event.
Miss Florence Fezer ends holidays with parents Mr and Mrs J F Fezer and returns Sunday to Denver to attend the medical school at Denver University.
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