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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1905

Page

6

City Hall Plan At $20,000 Put To Voters In Spring

City council discusses building a $20,000 city hall to house library council chamber offices jail and fire department with funding via a five year two mill levy. Ward and precinct boundaries to create two new voting districts approved first reading along with a Home Electric franchise ordinance. Commemorates late comrade Allen and extends sympathy from Grand Army of the Republic post to his family.

Watson Eighth Avenue First Ward Eighth Street Seventh Street Ninth Avenue Second Ward Fleventh Street Twelfth Street Home Electric Company Pechin al Allen UU. S. Grant Department of Colorado Wyoming Grand Army of the Republic Charles A. White J. Max Clark J. A. Woodbury

In Memoriam Levi Ethan Allen Civil War Soldier

Levi Ethan Allen born January 25 1840 in Lorraine New York died January 3 1905 in Long Beach California. He served in the Thirteenth Wisconsin Infantry and was commissioned First Lieutenant in the 65th United States colored troops. He lived in Greeley Wisconsin Sharon Wisconsin and Northern New York before moving to California for health reasons.

Levi Ethan Allen Lorraine New York Long Beach Calif Allen Sacketts Harbor Hartford Sharon Wis Greeley California Thirteenth Wisconsin Infantry Janesville 65Th United States Colored Troops

Nordelle Will Filed for Probate in Noted Case

The will of the late Charles Nordelle was filed for probate amid questions on attestation. Witnesses did not sign in the testator's presence as Nordelle was ill. Guardians Erik Berggren and Miss Tillie Nordelle may gain administrator or trustee powers. Arguments on attestation set for next Saturday.

Charles Nordelle Nordelle Andrew Sevrein Lewis W. Larson Erik Berggren Tillie Nordelle R. G. Strong Franklin J. Green D. K E. Carpenter

Donations Added to Irish Famine Fund Subscriber List

The special solicitor in charge of the fund adds new names of subscribers. Donors unable to meet the solicitor may send their name and amount to The Tribune office for credit.

Tribune Office

Why Not See Mexico Aglow In Winter Travel

Describes a 48 hour winter escape to Mexico from the north, praising sunlit landscapes, flowers, churches, hospitality, and varied scenery. Ends with a travel contact for rates and information, addressed to T. E. Fisher, general passenger agent, C. & 58 Ry., Denver.

Egypt India Mexico Biue Venice Spain Holy Land T. E. Fisher Denver Colorado

Patented Herb Remedy Promises Vitality Boost

Imperfect digestion lowers nutrition and vitality as bile secretion fails. Herbine is advertised to tone the stomach liver and kidneys, improve appetite and complexion, and renew energy throughout the system. Available for 50 cents a bottle from J. EF Fezer.

J. EF. Fezer

Telephone Rates Cut After New Longmont Platteville Toll Line

The Colorado Telephone company announces toll-rate reductions from Longmont to Platteville now 20 cents, and from Longmont to Greeley Fort Lupton and Brighton down to 25 cents. The new direct line replaces routing via Denver and Fort Collins, benefiting Longmont, Platteville, and adjacent towns.

Colorado*telephones Company Longmont Platteville Greeley Fort Lupton Brighton Denver Fort Collins Longmont Times

D. E. Gray Wins Greeley Postmaster Race

D E Gray secured the postmastership of Greeley beating incumbent A W Durkee and George B Adams according to Washington reports received Tuesday evening. Gray indicated no definite changes to the rest of the force though he would not rule them out. Yesterday opponents of Gray sent a wave of protests to Washington and the dispute continues.

D. E. Gray Greeley Washington

Lone Tree Ditch and Lateral Company Stockholders Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Lone Tree Ditch and Lateral company will be held on Saturday evening January 28 1905 at 7 30 o clock at the office of A M McClenahan to elect trustees levy assessments and transact such other business as may properly come before the meeting A A Woodbury Secretary.

Lone Tree Ditch and Lateral Company A. M. McClenahan

New Building Going Up on Ninth Street

N. M. Bons & Son plan a brick one story 25x190 foot building on Ninth street east of the Potter building to house a bowling alley and billiard hall. The bowling lanes will move across the street from the current site and ten billiard and pool tables will be installed.

N. M. Bons & Son Ninth Street

Bereaved Family Thanks Friends For Support

The Mulford family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for aid and sympathy after the death of husband and father. Mrs Charles X S Mulford and children extend appreciation.

Charles XS. Mulford

Eye Ear Nose and Throat Doctor Sapero Visit in Greeley

Denver specialist Dr. Sapero will be in Greeley on February 2, 3 and 4 at the Oasis hotel offering free consultation and examination. Come early.

Sapero Denver Greeley Fel Oasis Hotel

Social structure and wages in Turkey described

The text outlines three classes in Turkey the wealthy ordinary earners and the near poor. It notes daily wages for the poor at 20 to 25 cents with silk factory workers earning as little as 6 or 7 cents for a full day. It says most people work in silk manufacturing and farming is limited due to low profits and scant machinery. It mentions some Turkish elites worth up to 2 million dollars who spend freely.

Turkey

The Grunting Ox of Tibet the Yak Description

The yak stands five to six feet high at the shoulder and is noted for its heavy hair. Beneath the outer coat lies a layer of fine wool called pushim prized for cloth making.

Tibet

Rainbow Vision and Seeing Truth Through Glasses

The quote from W. D. Howells reflects on finding rainbows in skies and the idea that vision shapes perception. It suggests that better eyesight might reveal beauty others overlook, and critiques those who cannot see without aid.

W. D. Howells

The Beauty of a Face in Expression and Inner Form

A meditation on how facial expressions reveal deeper beauty than mere features. The text argues that when external beauty fades a lasting inner form emerges through thought and character.

Rand Rats Exploits In Johannesburg Storage Box

A Johannesburg citizen describes a rat plagued storage room in a stable and a clever box trap using burned cheese. Attempts with a house cat failed as the cat befriended the rat, while a dachshund also failed to catch it, leaving the rodent to escape.

Rand Johannesburg South Africa

Will Power Misfire Leads Bride to Kiss Hired Girl’s Fiancé

A Kansas City Times tale warns that strong mind and poor sight collide when a young wife wills her husband home and kisses the approaching man, only to discover the hired girl’s fiancé at the door. The moral stresses that eyesight may outpace will.

Bridget Kansas City Times

Indian Mother Method to Curb Baby Crying

Describes a harsh traditional technique used by Indian mothers or nurses to silence infants. The method involves covering the baby's mouth and pinching the nostrils until nearly suffocating it, then releasing to breathe and repeating if the child cries again. The practice aims to teach silence as a habit.

Dry Cigars and Damp Ones

A cigar maker argues that damp cigars appeal to some smokers but are not ideal. He notes dust irritation from overly dry cigars, and that damp ones lack aroma and burn quality. He favors a medium balance, but would choose the dry cigar for a better smoke.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat

A Cracked Derby Hat Repair Tip From Good Housekeeping

A tip from Good Housekeeping suggests a quick fix for a cracked derby hat. Hold a lighted match near the damaged area until it burns down, then brush vigorously to restore the hat’s smooth surface and appearance.

Watches Grow From Egg Shape To Modern Form

The article notes that watches appeared in 1477 in Nuremberg, earning the name Nuremberg eggs because of their egglike shape. It states that not all were egg shaped and describes later, around 1620, watches adopting the current common shape.

Nuremberg

Detectives Probe Stranger Resemblance to Ancient King

A detective presses a professor about recognizing an assailant. The professor denies prior memory of the man, while a detective notes the suspect’s striking likeness to King Amenhotep III, citing a startling resemblance to the ancient ruler.

Amenhotep Ili

Q and A Between Citizens Sparks Glasgow Outcry

A fragment from the Glasgow Evening Times shows two citizens in a tense exchange. The first warns he would strike if alone, while the second replies he is alone with him, highlighting a moment of street confrontation and local tension.

Glasgow Evening Times

Courting Proverbs in Verse and Banter

In a playful exchange two speakers weigh courtship outcomes. He argues that courting and fleeing lets him try again later while she warns that courting without marriage may lead to legal trouble or a courtroom. The exchange frames social norms and consequences of romance.

Temper Is a Fine Virtue, Says Atchison Globe

The Atchison Globe extols temper as an essential quality and urges readers to hold onto it, framing self control as universally beneficial and worthy of daily practice.

Struck a Boy by a West City Farmer

Davis Stewart, a young farmer living west of the city, was arrested after striking Thomas McLeod with a whip for hitching a bob sled to Stewart's buggy. He warned of his spirited horse and struck Tommy when the warning was ignored. Stewart was fined $3 and costs by Judge Willard, but the fine was remitted. the judge said the boys did not receive half what they deserved.

Davis Stewart Thomas McLeod Asa McLeod Stewart Tommy Willard

Dr. Sapero to Visit Greeley Oasis Hotel February

Dr. K. G. Sapero, Denver eye ear nose and throat specialist, will again be in Greeley at the Oasis hotel on February 2, 3 and 4. He offers eye ear nose and throat examinations and treatments.

Ordinance granting F L Abbott electric light rights in Greeley

Proposed ordinance amends 112 granting F L Abbott and assigns twenty year rights to construct operate and maintain an electric light and power system in Greeley Colorado with conditions. It requires furnishing lights to the city when expanded at not more than 80 dollars per year per arc light from dusk to midnight and obligates sale of the plant to the city under lawful terms.

F’. L. Abbott City of Greeley Colorado F. L. Abbott Colo Abbott

Eye specialists offer free exams and glasses to needy

Over 5,000 patients treated in Colorado with many eye related ailments. Eyestrain linked to headaches hysteria insomnia and nervous conditions. Removal of the cause offers a permanent cure. Those unable to pay receive medical and surgical treatment free with no charge for consultation or eye exams.

Colorado

Glasses Fitted for 500+ Patients in Greeley Area

Over 500 patients treated and fitted with glasses in Greeley and vicinity. Regular visits have been made to Greeley for three years, inviting inquiries and verification.

Greeley

Free Consultation for Sellers of Certain Goods Advised

Parties wishing to sell this class of goods should make arrangements at once as guidance issued.

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