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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1911
Page
3
Eastern El Paso county emerges as a top potato producer with dry farming potential. Local growers Peyton Cal Jben Kamah Mattison have supplied the irrigated counties, while this year dry land crops will enter markets soon. Early potatoes expected within ten days amid good moisture and steady acreage.
The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from KFJ Co Toledo Ohio as the only rational internal remedy to treat catarrh, asserting it reaches blood and mucous surfaces. It emphasizes past beliefs of incurability and promotes doses from 10 to a teaspoonful with a money back promise.
Mrs. T. J. Shea of Lucerne was among out of town visitors in Teeley today attending to business.
Keaver July 8 At a meeting of the tax assessment committee with Assessor Henry J Arnold tentative unit valuations were fixed for property in the district bounded by California Fourteenth Broadway and Nineteenth streets A public meeting will be called after downtown valuations are set Last year the district was valued at 89000000 and this year the figure is expected to rise.
At a Saturday school board meeting the contract for the new high school building was awarded to Brown & Schrepferman of Denver for 133000 dollars. They were third lowest. the two lower bidders Elliott and Barber of Greeley declined the job, leaving the board to select the next lowest bidder.
Mra, Ray Stockhbam went to Longmont this morning for a short visit with friends.
Mrs BE Miller was an outgoing passenger for Waton to spend the day with friends.
Ike Brinker former Barnum & Bailey head trainer visited Frank Shaw in Johnstown area but could not tame a half grown coyote. The animal attacked his hands and face, escaped, and returned to the prairie, leaving Brinker dismayed and returning home to Milliken.
Field and Farm urges irrigation farmers to save every piece of tuber this year as nationwide conditions threaten yields. The piece stresses decisive effort to produce a crop richer than ever before to meet an unprecedented market demand.
An advertisement urges readers to use Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at first signs of illness during busy seasons. It notes the product is sold by all dealers.
Monde ll wins a victory for dry land entrymen as Homestead residents secure relief. The ruling supports land entry rights and expands eligibility for water access and settlement. Local officials acknowledge the decision's impact on property claims and resource use.
Secretary Fisher approves a new interpretation allowing entrymen who have filed on 160 acres to enter up to the full 320 acres under the land act. Congressman Mondell fought the prior policy, citing law terms and public policy, and will issue new instructions to land offices to reflect the change.
Advertisement notes sprains require careful treatment and recommends applying Chamberlain's Liniment freely to remove soreness and restore parts to health. Claims quick healing and states it is for sale by all dealers.
Mural Roderick eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Roderick of Lucerne was dragged by a cow while herding cattle Friday evening. The rope around the animal’s neck broke as the frightened cow ran. He suffered a cut head and torn flesh and was brought to Greeley for treatment after a traumatic hourlong ordeal.
A health ad warns that daytime laziness and yawning stem from a torpid liver and impurities. It claims Herbine cures disorders from an inactive liver, strengthens the organ, cleanses the bowels, and restores health. Price 50c. Sold by Carson W Gilbert.
Receives fine promotion as master mechanic at the sugar factory in Scotts Bluff. An employe in the chief engineer's office, H Babbitt will leave Fort Collins with his family late next week for the new position. Friends regret his departure but celebrate his advancement.
A warning on carrying Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy before travel. The ad urges travelers to pack the medicine, noting it may be needed and unavailable on trains or steamships.
Mrs William Smith died at her home after a period of illness described as blood poisoning. She was 400 years old and survived by her husband and two sons. Funeral services were held this afternoon at the Methodist church.
Advertises McGees Baby Elixir as remedy for infants with feverish condition and bowel disorders caused by hot weather. Claims to reduce fever, correct stomach issues, and check looseness. Price 25 cents and 50 cents per bottle, sold by Carson W. Gilbert.
Heavy June rain at Lupton boosts farmer prospects. Crops and hay near peak with three nights of showers continuing and crews already stacking. Local growers report conditions improving after a dry spell.
A Fourth of July celebration tale from Milliken recounts a small refreshment stand owner who faked a rich purse by stuffing a cotton filled pocketbook behind the counter. The ruse drew crowd after crowd as customers bought items to watch others try to swipe the fake bag, creating surprising sales.
R H Snyder of 1208 Fifth St Greeley Colo testifies to relief from backache and kidney trouble using Dean's Kidney Pills first tried in Chicago. He urges sufferers to try the remedy, noting prompt and positive relief in a statement from October 1902.
Cured to Stay Cured says Mr Sny der after public recommendation in 1902. He claims a permanent cure and promotes the pills for sale. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole U S agents. Price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
Jas W Gault installed a pumping plant on his ranch three and one half miles east of town. Prospecting with a crowbar bored through eighteen inches of soft rock at the bottom of the irrigation well boosted flow and exposed a three inch pump though it remains difficult to reach. Mr Mincey the tenant reports continuous increased flow since the discovery. Pierce Record.
Rudolph Wichman, a Russian, was brought to police court on a charge of beating his wife. He argued Russian customs permitted corporal punishment for a wife. The court rejected the defense, fining him 25 dollars plus 15 dollars costs, which he paid.
Advertisement urges use of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with castor oil for summer diarrhoea in children and claims a speedy cure. Sold by all dealers.
The Brighton July Fourth celebration had no accidents or trouble. The Brighton All Star team beat the Columbine Milk team of Fort Lupton 7 to 4. Horse races topped the day with Cam Boston winning the half and quarter mile dashes and Roy Robert taking the free for all relay alongside Cam Boston.
State Board objects to the proposed jail site citing safety and zoning concerns. Officials argue the location may worsen traffic, alerting local officials to a contentious planning dispute.
The Weld county commissioners and the state board of charities and correction clash as a $50 000 jail is planned for the courthouse grounds. Judge Thomas says the site lacks light and air and would abut an alley and nearby buildings, while officials claim the ground is the best available in the city center. The state board has ordered Greeley officials not to use that ground and awaits their reply before action.
D. W. Runnels entertained his brothers C. R. Runnells of Los Angeles and T. A. Runnells of Lawton Kansas for several weeks. The trio had not met in over five years by chance in this city. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Runnells are touring the middle west and visited here. They were joined by Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Runnells from Kansas, who will return to Peoria Illinois after a brief state visit.
In tense work bending or stooping causes a painful stitch in the back. When muscles are strained and self relief fails, Ballard's Snow Liniment offers relief with strong penetrating power. Available in 25¢ 50¢ and 1.00 bottles from Carson W. Gilbert.
Mrs. Jennie McLucas lost her purse containing $13 while attending a park band concert Friday. She parked her belongings on the grass, notified police, and officers investigate a possible pickpocket aided by a cane or umbrella to distract her in the crowd.
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