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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1913

Page

2

Wives of Farmers to Attend State Farm Events

The Weld county farmers institute week and the Colorado Farmers Congress convene at the Agricultural College in Fort Collins from January 18 to 17. C H Hinman invites wives of farmers to participate citing open discussions on rural development. emphasis on practical applications, low expenses, and ample lodging. Roy C Hills Y M C A Fort Collins will coordinate accommodations and trains.

Weld County Farmers’ Institute Farmers’ Congress of the State Agricultural College Fort Collins C. H. Hinman Colorado Agricultural College Colorado Roy C. Hills College Y. M. C. A Colo College Station

Colorado Engineering and Construction Co Stockholders Meet

The annual meeting of the stock holders will be held at the company office 8307 Seventh street Greeley Colo at 2 o clock p m Monday February 3 1913 for electing five directors and transacting other business. C N Jackson secretary dated Greeley Colo Jan 2 1913.

The Colorado Engineering and Construction Co Seventh Street Greeley Colo C. N. Jackson

Progressives in 2nd Place in Colorado Canvass

Denver reports the senate and house joined in canvassing the state officers balloting. The Progressives took second place in the state, gaining the right to election judges as the minority party. E P Costigan defeated Clifford C Parks by about 3000 votes. most other Progressive candidates trailed Democrats.

Denver Senate House Progressive Party E. P. Costigan Clifford C. Parks

Boy breaks arm in playful accident near Platteville

Platteville January 4. Charles Callow twelve year old son of James Callow and wife residing two miles northeast of town fractured his arm romping with his dog. He toppled from a barrel while attempting to jump in to hide from the dog and is recovering well.

Arm Platteville Charles Callow James Callow Here

Miss Eula Smith Leaves for Sterling Teaching Post

Miss Eula Smith visits her parents Mr. and Mrs I S Smith during holidays then departs for Sterling to begin a winter teaching position.

Eula Smith I. S. Smith Sterling

Henry Candlin Stenography Notary Ad In Town

Henry Candlin announces readiness to handle reporting, typing, mimeographing and notarial work with neatness. He offers dictation facilities and sales or rentals of typewriters plus ribbons and carbons. Suite 25 First National Bank block. Phone Weld 35.

Henry Candlin Notary Public First National Bank Block

Indoor Baseball Opens with Huskies and Pierce Victories

Aults Jan 3 indoor baseball opener saw the North Side Huskies beat the Southside 35 to 14 and the Pierce team edge the country squad 42 to 41. A large crowd attended as the league begins its winter schedule with games set to continue next Thursday evening.

Ault Jan Armory North Side Huskies Southside Pierce

Mackey Sells Sqis Garage in Johnstown to Mr McMillan

Victor Mackey, who has run Sqis Garage in Johnstown, sells the business to Mr. McMillan of Greeley. McMillan takes possession today and plans for the future are not announced. The garage has been running a good business.

Sqis Johnstown Victor Mackey McMillan Greeley Mackey

Greeley debates a citizen committee probe storm

An outspoken pursuit of a powerful inquiry into charges against prominent citizens circulates in Greeley. Rumors tie the probe to the farmers institute and a shake up within the Commercial club. Grand jury talk surfaces, but locals favor a public meeting to air questions and avoid a star chamber style inquest. A dramatic development seems likely within days.

Greeley Farmers Institute Weld County Star Chamber

Johnstown Rings In New Year With Community Cheer

Johnstown marked the start of the year with firecrackers, guns, and bells at midnight. Residents gathered for celebrations at Postmaster F. R. Brunner and C. B. Goodwin homes and a large Methodist church gathering, sharing cheers and laughter.

Johnstown F. R. Brunner C. B. Goodwin

Fort Lupton Grants Additional Pool Hall Licenses

Fort Lupton council approved licenses for Harold Egner Platteville W N Peckham M J Leonard and K Kato Fort Lupton adding to the town total of pool halls. The move follows long debate and aims to provide more venues for young men during the cold season.

Fort Lupton Harold Egner Platteville W. N. Peckham M. J. Leonard K. Kato

Farmers Pull Beets In Cold LaSalle Haul

In LaSalle on January 6 farmers braved the cold to hitch beet wagons and bring in several loads. Officials expect the hauling to finish sometime this week, marking steady progress despite the low temperatures.

LaSalle

Rheumatism Misconceptions and Liniment Relief Claim

A 1900s style note asserts that nine of ten rheumatism cases arise from muscles due to cold or damp conditions or chronic rheumatism and need no internal treatment. It promotes applying Chamberlain's Liniment for quick relief and notes sales through dealers.

Chamberlain

Record Golden Eagle Captured by Greeley Elks Lodge

The Elks lodge in Greeley displays a seven and three quarter foot golden eagle captured near Pierce by W. J. Rowe. Wounded by a 22 rifle shot, the bird could not fly and was pursued by a horse. It will be chloroformed and mounted for club rooms. Farmers report the eagle had long troubled local poultry and lamb flocks.

Greeley Pierce

Mayor Porter Called to Denver for Father’s Operation

Johnstown January 3 Mayor W T Porter was called to Denver to be present at his father’s operation at J Josephs Hospital. The father has been ill for several weeks and the mayor will likely stay in Denver for several days.

Denver Johnstown W. T. Porter J. Joseph’s Hospital

Mrs Miller of Eaton Dies at 25 in Tuberculosis

Florence Miller 25 wife of F. E. Miller of Eaton died early Sunday at the family home after a tuberculosis sequence in the Pitcock family. Survived by husband and mother in Leyden or Gree ley. funeral at Macy's parlors Tuesday at 2 pm, Linn Grove cemetery burial beside other Pitcock relatives.

Alex Pitcock Florence Miller F. E. Miller Eaton

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Suited for Colds and Croup

Advice to buyers notes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as effective for colds and whooping cough with no harmful drugs. It states the product is for sale by all dealers, reflecting a vintage medicinal endorsement.

Chamberlain

Eaton Camp to Install Eaton Officers January 11

At the last meeting of Eaton Camp 180 W. O. W. officers will be installed January 11 with refreshments and a planned good time. Beet hauling finished in Platteville, with an unusually good crop. Charles Fisher left West Fort Lupton for San Diego to establish his future home.

Eaton Camp Eaton Platteville Fisher West Fort Lupton Charles Fisher San Diego Calif

Coal signs on desert claim in Hudson area

Report of coal discovery on T. McGuire's desert claim three miles east of town stirs excitement. Denver experts say a rich vein about five miles square lies beneath. Discovery happened where wind exposed coal. near surface, promising low extraction costs and profits. Other local landowners drill hoping for similar veins.

Hudson T. McGuire Denver

Helping Birds In Severe Winter Weather

Citizens urged to aid birds during cold snaps by feeding with millet or kaffir corn, four pounds millet or six pounds kaffir corn per 10 cents, plus bread crumbs and suet. Provide water daily as streams freeze to help flocks survive until spring.

Colorado

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Greeley Carpenter

Greeley resident A Johnson testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieve backache and kidney pains. He has used them for ten years and now only needs one box every one to three years for prompt relief. Sold by Gilbert Bros Drug Store for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY agents. Remember the name Dean's.

Greeley Dean Doan A. Johnson Carpenter Eleventh Ave Colo Gilbert Bros’. Drug Store Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Novelties for Turners Fest in Denver Pageants

German turners prepare a national turnfest in Denver next summer featuring mammoth historical pageants from June 22 to July 6. Evenings showcase events from American history with large illuminated floats and hundreds of participants reenacting German contributions to national life. Godfrey Shirmer, a Denver banker, leads planning with extensive German turner committees.

Denver Teutons Colorado Godfrey Shirmer

Skinnum Promotes New Mining Venture

The Philadelphia Record reports Skinnum pushing a mining startup while Clobbs quips he fell for it. In a separate chat from the Houston Post, a man plans to quit smoking and expects support from his wife who will gift cigars for Christmas.

Skinnum Philadelphia Record Houston Post

Foolish Beliefs About Money Warned By Advertiser

The message questions popular beliefs about wealth, urging readers to count their own superstitions and avoid wasteful spending. It argues that lingering expenses after legitimate bills should be used to pay for one’s own work, lest scammers profit from ignorance.

Charged With Beating Wife in Fort Lupton Case

Fort Lupton Jan 3 J Beliett residing nearby was jailed on a charge of beating his wife and remaining in jail awaiting possible bail. He allegedly beat her after returning from Spaver and again at the home she had been living in since the initial incident. Neighbors said he appeared intoxicated when seen leaving Denver the previous evening.

Fort Lupton J Beliett Gaiq Beliett Spaver Bennetta Denver

Darley Promoter Absent As Greeley Factory Meeting Lacks Plans

Ward Darley, promoter of the Independent Sugar factory, was in San Francisco and did not attend the mass meeting at the Greeley Opera House. Coombs of Brush outlined past and current work and favorable prospects, but no definite arrangements were made until Darley responds. Albert Dacon of Longmont spoke on beet prices and the general situation. The gathering remained open with several farmers offering informal input.

Ward Darley San Francisco Greeley Opera House Coombs Brush Darley Albert Dacon Longmont

Illness with grippe affects Platteville residents

In Platteville on January 6, con siderable sickness prevails and several residents are recovering from la grippe. Mr and Mrs J D Glaze are mobile again, G W Hammett remain at home but improving, George Pingrey is out, John Birkle remains slow to recover after three weeks ill, and Mrs Albert Hodgson shows some improvement after days of illness.

Mick Platteville la Grippe J. D. Glaze G. W. Hammett George Pingrey John Birkle Albert Hodgson

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Aids Nature Treatment

Medicines that aid nature are always most effectual. Chamberlains Cough Remedy acts on this plan. It allays the cough, relieves the lungs, opens the secretions and aids nature in restoring the system to a healthy condition. Thousands have testified to its superior excellence. Sold by all dealers.

Colorado railroads to sue for passenger fare cuts

Denver January 3. Attorney Omar Garwood plans a suit against Colorado railroads to force a general reduction in passenger rates. Each railroad operating in the state will be a defendant. The proposed cut ranges from 1 to 2 cents a mile on prairie lines, arguing increased revenue from abolished passes justifies lower fares. Examples include Colorado & Southern to Port Collins and Union Pacific routes to Julesburg and Colorado Springs.

Denver Colorado Wo State Railway Comiagan Ees Omar Garwood Kansas Nebraska Colorado & Southern Port Collins Union Pacific Tlesburz Santa Fe Colorado Springs Inidad

INEY WINNER AT CHEYENNE SHOW AND MORE

C Loney, famed for fancy fowl practice in Greeley, dominated Cheyenne with six premiums, showing five chickens and winning first in pen, kernel, and top pullet categories. Reports hint at El Paso ties and upcoming events. local Odd Fellows and Rebekahs set officer installations for Jan seven with refreshment service. Mrs M A McGrath of Eaton visited Greeley Saturday.

C. Loney Greeley Cheyenne

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Progressives Glory of Enkhuizen Copenhagen Denmark Livingston Haines Seed CO 5Th St FT. Lupton Turners’ Fest Continental Oil Company Iney Treas Rebekahs I. Thompson N. G H.Q. White Bailey Stewart M. A. McGrath Cou
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