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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1906
Page
11
The piece notes Kaiser's thrifty habits and recalls his Constantinople visit. An aid to camp distributed gifts as customary, including a dollar offered to the head janitor who refused it with a jesting remark about not being thirsty.
The Washington elm, long revered as the seat of Indian councils and command, is dying after expert treatment. A large limb was recently removed and more may follow as the tree, estimated over 900 years old, gradually wastes away.
Randolph H Freeman claims to publish the first aera insmod tle the ter ml of the aca at Indio station in the Mojave. He touts his work as the submarine tint and notes his underdone undertone ment. The Needles stragglers lash at The Newdie's Bye as rival papers.
The report recounts a courtroom exchange where Mr Root urges brevity in legal arguments and counsel replies with a sharp challenge about limiting words. The dialogue features a judge characterizing the defense and noting tensions over rhetoric and precision.
Robert Christy, a venerable Brit visiting the United States, recalls his acquaintance with the Prince of Wales. He recounts a night when imperial stores closed and folds of the crown brought discuss of Albert Ward’s initials A E and the courtiers’ caution as the lad would wear the crown.
Fifty eight competitors visited the pine Frere in Frankfort ormany to vie for the best plant lice destruction method. The winning recipe uses Quassia wood two and a half pounds steeped in ten quarts water, boiled and strained, then mixed with water and five pounds of soft soap in a petroleum level.
A recent authority claims generous apple use will improve disposition and ease expenses for all. He asserts apples cure drink and tobacco habits and, as a daily diet, will have a powerful effect on the entire system.
The Upholsterer notes Europeans scorn American mission furniture as heavy and awkward yet acknowledges its practical value. He points out Europeans who say the style is not a true design, but its usefulness remains evident in American craft and décor.
A traveler reports a man named Joe being struck by a vampire bat in Panama. The victim limped from a wound on his foot and recalled nightly visits, though he was unaware of blood loss until he woke.
A tourist bought a Amsterdam folio miscellany with watercolour sketches for 10 shillings and later sold the drawings for about 320 guineas. The dealer identified six as genuine pieces by David Cox and Birket Foster, with one likely Whistler and another by Clive Hollands, in a Chambers' Journal note.
A brief anecdote from Li Magazine recalls a white-haired elderly French-Canadian entering a New Hampshire village store to address an envelope. The clerk struggles to spell the French surname Bedeau while the man reflects on marriage and language, with a long, muddled sequence of phrases.
A frustrated tale unfolds as a young man nearly marries, admitting to entering a pawn broker with a bundle to explain away a frown from his fiancée. The scene centers on misunderstanding and a candid confession about clothing and money.
A humorous tale recalls a western town speaker claiming a man cannot know his neighbors' thoughts. The crowd interrupts with a recollection of a moment when judgment hung in the balance as a jury deliberated. The anecdote highlights public judgment and private doubt.
Foreman reports O'Donovan will resign unless reassigned. He was told to fix the ceiling above the clock, but complains the clock area causes dizziness and demands extra pay to worry about time. The manager discusses the matter with him.
The Agricultural College at Fort Collins completed plans for a two week course from January 15 to 27, with lectures by leading livestock experts including W J Spillman and G McKerrow. Attendees receive a half fare certificate. tuition is free with a 6 dollar incidental fee and board costs.
City of Greeley Colorado invites sealed bids for water bonds to fund new works and supply. Bonds not to exceed 350000 with 4 percent interest payable semi annually. Bid details and terms including delivery dates and security require bids to be sent to City Clerk M P Henderson by February 5 1906 with a 2 percent certified check.
Mrs C G Hunter of Fort Collins credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with easing years of kidney headaches and disorder. She recalls relief after initial Boston use and keeps a supply at home, urging others to try the remedy sold by H Reynolds & Co. and distributed nationwide by Poster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Remember the name Doan’s.
Greeley Colorado notices announce the Lone Tree Ditch and Lateral Company annual meeting at the office of Dr J W Fuqua on Ninth Street January 26 1906 at 730 PM. The agenda includes electing officers lowering the assessment and other business as needed.
Advertisement seeks potatoes at Xe loose or sacks for delivery to the factory. A three cent freight rate applies from any loading station. The notice appears from Greeley Starch and Potatoes, with contact L. Clayton and Weld 38, Grealey 12.
An old advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as preventing grip complications and pneumonia, claiming tens of thousands have used it with full recovery. It asserts prompt use averts danger and notes sale by all druggists.
A dated September 2 1888 deed shows Mrs Arvilla D Meeker transferring the Meeker homestead to daughter Rosene Meeker. The document was filed with the county clerk and held in escrow by J M Freeman. The accompanying letter explains the deed was not to be recorded until the grantor’s death and the property was given for loving care by the daughter.
San Antonio described as an ideal winter destination with perfect climate semi tropical vegetation and plazas adobes and missions. Travel details note a round trip rate to San Antonio via Colorado Southern of 341.10 with complete information available from Mr T B Fisher G P A Denver.
Notice of the annual meeting of stockholders in Greeley Colorado held Saturday January 13 1906 at 1 20 p m to elect five trustees for the ensuing year levy an assessment and transact other business J P Phillips secretary Greeley Colo December 28 1905
The Greeley Iee and Starch company seeks cull potatoes and will pay 3 cents per hundred pounds loose delivered to their factory. Phone 1472 red.
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