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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1909
Page
5
Several young girls reported that the people favored a charitable institution as they collected more than 400 dollars for a memorial fund. The drive included two hundred tots from a primary group sending one cent each, with many humorous incidents narrated by the girls.
A group of twenty girls and the public collected about $400 during a tag day event at the Congregational church to honor Father Tisdel. Contributions from grade schools and high school staff pushed totals toward $500 as organizers consider a permanent memorial.
A newspaper notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease treated internally to reach blood and mucous surfaces. The ad offers 100 dollars for any case it fails to cure and invites readers to send for testimonials. It also notes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and lists Toledo as the address for the company F J Cheney & Co.
Senator Clayton near Greeley received 12 carloads of alfalfa hay from Wheatland Wyoming. Farmers expect high prices of 11 to 12 dollars per bale while Clayton plans to ready his 1200 head herd for market by April 1. The hay cost 8.50 a bale delivered.
A Jacksonville Iowa boy, son of Chris D. Peterson, nearly choked during a croup attack. After administering Chamberlain's Cough Remedy thick phlegm brought up and the danger passed. Peterson reports he would have choked without the remedy. For sale by all druggists.
The Senior Class held a Friday evening party at Paul McCrery’s home 2002 Eighth Avenue. It was described as one of the best gatherings with about attendees. Prof. F. H. Merten J. R. Whiteman and Misses Gertrude Norri Laura Stiles were guests. Activities included games refreshment marshmallows and school songs.
Mrs. Edith Crow and the Normal Juniors hosted a surprise Thursday dinner at the boarding house honoring the Senior class. The dining room featured cherry and black colors with ferns and smilax. A fine dinner was served followed by pictures and social visiting.
Mrs J E Brownell hosted a Saturday dinner party west of Lucerne in wintering guests Mise Eva Dyer from Redfield Ja. A splendid turkey dinner and social visit followed. Greeley guests included Mechames B F Woodruff W B Woodruff and Abbie Andrews.
160 acres of irrigated land in the Julesburg district under the reservoir ditch. Located 4 miles from Sedgwick and 3 miles from Ovid in Sedgwick county. For particulars contact H. H. Waite, Beatrice, Nebraska.
A terse note suggests seeking career guidance and job consulting services from a Tribune publication. It anchors on the idea of obtaining the best advice, though concrete details or names are not provided.
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