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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1904
Page
4
The Greeley Tribune informs subscribers that payment is due upon receipt and can discontinue service by request. Courtesy reminders are offered to settle outstanding pack dues and avoid further notices. Advertising rates include local notices and cards of thanks per line.
The Democratic Party nominates Judge Alton B. Parker of New York for president. The piece lauds Parker as sane and sensible and a steadying influence on the nation’s engines of state, praising balanced governance and avoidance of undue disruption to business.
The Poudre Valley unveiled a new header Saturday featuring an outline map of Weld county and the title The Poudre Valley in large type. Editor Ray contrasts Eaton with Greeley Windsor on the map, noting Eaton takes about one sixth of Windsor’s space. The paper boasts its weekly sharp style and notes editor Ray is saving money for a rainy day.
John L Stearns Esq of The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York Denver receives a $2000 check in full settlement on policy 1423739 for Carl Rawlings who died May 8. Administrator T M Monzingo notes letters of administration May 19 and filed proofs, praising prompt payment.
The 5 00 p m service departs Denver at 7 00 p m Sundays via Colorado and Sinsere for Boulder Fort Collins and Greeley during the summer months.
Fred C. Welch, born 1877, died by his own action at his Hardin area farm. A 22 rifle was found beside his body in a cabin. a string attached to his wrist suggested a self-inflicted wound. Neighbors note moodiness in the two weeks prior, with no clear motive. Funeral held at Unity church with Company DW in charge.
Beginning Sunday June 12 and each Sunday thereafter during summer, train No 23 from Denver at 5 00 p m toward Boulder Fort Collins and Greeley via Colorado and Southern will be held to depart at 7 00 p m allowing passengers to spend the day in Denver.
Beginning Sunday June 12 and each Sunday this summer the Colorado and Southern runs No 98 from Denver at 5 00 pm to Boulder Fort Collins and Greeley returning at 7 00 pm enabling a full day in Denver for riders.
Reports show George Anderson and Oliver Anderson in Johnstown Saturday along with John and Tom Wailes. Ed Sapington did trading, Sid Gray stocked coal, and the barber plans a new shop. Preaching at Johnstown hall drew a large crowd and Woodmen of the World met Saturday night.
Plastering at the parsonage finished and J W Purvis cemented his cellar this week. The Ladies Aid met to hoe beets while Edith Raton from Loveland attended services in Elwell. Parishioners Hamiltons attended services at the hall. Mr Stickney replaced Martin on the Pulliam farm. A hail storm damaged Sloan and Bransom crops. Pastor exchanged pulpits with OU B Loveland. Charles Bird, plasterer, left for Lyons due to a child’s illness. Church site location was finalized by the building committee and a call issued for men and teams to excavate Wednesday.
Highland lake Bert Goodan of Mount Zion was a caller here Sunday. Mabel Perkins of Mount Zion was a caller here Thursday. Mrs. Woodley and Vera expect to leave for the east today. Mr. Christopher wheeled to Longmont Saturday evening. Mrs. Charles Waterman of Mount Zion was a caller here Sunday. Mr. Cloud of Loveland stopped at Fairview several days last week. Ida Earnhardt was Mrs. Ed Kraig's guest several days last week. Mrs. L. C. Mead entertained a party of friends from Longmont Sunday. Carpenters rapidly advancing with the parsonage addition, aiming to be ready for the fathers midweek. George Markham and family came from Windsor Thursday. George farmed where hail struck last week and lost all crops, though they were thriving before the hail.
Antelope Park residents and guests spent Sunday visiting friends at L. D. Law’s and H. Boullard’s. Mrs. Grant S. Smith of Greeley visited Mrs. A. A. May. Edith O’Hara spent weekend with Inez Franklin. Edna Tallman visiting relatives in Littleton. ER Kellogg and family of Greeley spent Thursday with Miss Jennie Cazer. Will Weidmier family and baby visited E. G. Darner’s in Ault. Gilbert E. Kinney and Jennie I. Cazer visited M. Walker’s family. Ellis Wright visiting his brother H. L. Wright.
An array of social notes from Greeley and nearby towns lists Sunday visits by Hardin O. J. Rice and Cyrus Neal, Miss Whittle visiting Miss Dora Benton, Jack Kingsbury in town, Etta Shull heading for Greeley, and Mrs. Charles Carlson returning from Hugo. A quiet wedding joins Miss Nannie Harris and G R Hunter with plans to reside in Loveland. Box Elder Sunday school elected officers to serve through 1904. Sunday school starts at 10:30 a.m. Everyone invited.
The North Side United States Club met at Mrs Wilfred Bliss home for roll call and business. Officers elected were Mrs Dunn president Mrs Twist vice president Mrs Tisdel secretary Mrs Bartholomew assistant secretary and Mrs James Graham treasurer. A patriotic program followed with an address a paper by Mrs O Clark and an original poem. Prizes for flag quiz went to Mrs Dunn and Mrs Deffke. Refreshments featured ice cream with small flags amid patriotic music.
Local Clark and Faulkner druggists promote Pepsikola at 25 cents a box claiming 10 days of treatment cures indigestion and related stomach troubles. They guarantee money back if no benefit and describe the tablet as a tonic for energy and nerve strength.
Complaint received about shooting protected birds. I will prosecute anyone guilty if brought to my notice.
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