Weld county coroner jury and railroad passes debate
A coroner jury exonerated a railroad in a Weld county case and a reader attacks the Tribune for bias. The piece argues abuses and urges reforms to prevent implied obligations to corporations, citing past cases and urging fair inquests in all counties.
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Ecklund
The
Tribune
Colorado
Weld
Weld County
Defendent Company
Saturday
Weid
Court of Justice
The Three Propositions and Official Obligation
A reed of moral questions about favors from private interests to public officials. The stockman offers saddle horses, Simonson gives $20 bills, and the railroad grants annual passes lasting through office. Officials reluctantly accept the passes, yet fear obligations. the piece ends asking what difference lies among the three propositions.
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Railroad Company
Simonson
Nat Riess Carnival Comes to Greeley for Week
The Eagles announce the Nat Riess Carnival will open Monday night July 19 for a week of street carnival fun in Greeley. Special features for ladies and children include trained animals and thrilling acts by world renowned performers as the Riess shows travel from Cheyenne this week and arrive Sunday July 18.
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Eagles
Riess
Cheyenne
Greeley
Fourth of July Echoes Weary sausage maker’s drunken misadventure
George Weber, a German born sausage maker, returned from Denver with beer and rye in a suitcase. Witnesses testified he could not walk straight and the judge fined Weber ten dollars plus eight fifty costs. Other defendants pleaded guilty and paid smaller sums. A blacksmith who struck Officer Arend faces thirty days in jail.
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George Weber
George
Denver
Brown
Weber
Ahrend
Informal Lawn Party Hosted by Mrs Marsh and Mrs Adams
Mesdames Ben Marsh and O H Adams hosted a lawn party Thursday afternoon at Marshs home. Fifteen guests attended and enjoyed games including a tissue paper clothespin dressing contest. Miss Clara Peery won first prize and Mrs J Coleman second for best dressed doll. Refreshments were served and guests enjoyed the event.
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Mesdames
Ben Marsh
O. H. Adams
Clara Peery
J. Coleman
Rexall Orderlies Offered Despite Constipation Claim
The Rexall store H. Reynolds Drug Co advertises Rexall Orderlies promising full refund if not relieving constipation. They claim no gripes or nausea, usable any time day or night and suitable for children. Available in two sizes, 10 cents and 25 cents.
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Rexall
H. Reynolds Drug Co
Knights of Pythias To Attend Colorado Festival
About fifty Knights of Pythias from Greeley will travel to Denver on Thursday for the Colorado Transcontinental Pythian Festival. The famed Iolo rank team from Dayton Ohio is en route home from Seattle and will perform in Denver's auditorium. A public matinee is set for the afternoon and a secret session in the evening.
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Knights of Pythias of Greeley
Denver
Colorado
Breeding Ewes For Sale Inquiries Invited
Breeding ewes for sale prompts interested buyers to correspond with J. Im Olguin in San Luis, Colorado, offering Mexican or graded animals and inviting parties to initiate contact.
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Olguin
San Luis
Colo
Pioneer Dead in Windsor after Long Illness
W. W. Kennedy aged 56 died at his daughter's home, Mrs. C. H. McNeil, Windsor, after a winter of illness. Civil War veteran and longtime Greeley district rancher, he leaves four sisters and three children. Funeral will be at the M E church with Masons and G A R in attendance. Kennedy served in Co I of the 97th Ohio and lived in Colorado since.
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Windsor
W. W. Kennedy
C. H. McNeil
Majory
Kennedy
Union Colony
Greeley
West Bedford
Ohio
Co I
97Th Ohio Regiment
Iowa
Th Place
Fort Collins
M. E
Masons
Aaron Eatom
W. C. Thompson
L. M. Hanks
Denver
W. McCurdy
Fort Morgan
John Kennedy
Pomona
Calif
W. E. Mahood
Blair Rugh
J. H. Kennedy
Greeley Eaton Gardens forms from Home farm investment near Denver
Montgomery Bros of Eaton and associates in Greeley invest 100000 in the Platte Land company's Home farm six miles from Denver along the High Line ditch. The 489 acre tract at 200 dollars per acre is well improved. They plan to farm other High Line lands with own labor under the new Greeley Eaton Gardens Company.
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Bay
Old
Montgomery Bros
Eaton
Greeley
Old Platte Land Company
Denver
High Line Ditch
High Lame Ditch
Greeley-Eaton Gardens Company
Allen's Foot-Ease Promotes Walking Comfort Everywhere
Weston praises walking as a remedy for despair and fatigue. Advertisers claim Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder soothes tired feet during walks, with testimonials and a 25 cent package offer. Free trial of Allen's Foot-Base also advertised from LeRoy New York.
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Weston
Allen
Allen S. Olmstead
LeRoy, N
Large Colorado cattle ranch sale reshapes Platte river land
One of northern Colorado’s oldest cattle ranches, about 1600 acres near the Platte River, was sold this week from John Warren and Clarence of Greeley to Woods Bros. of Colorado Springs for about 42000. The sellers retain 20000 in river water rights and the land may join a larger tract near Hardin to be subdivided into garden tracts by a new holding company.
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Big
Colorado
John Warren
Clarence
Greeley
Woods Bros
Colorado Springs
Platte River
Hardin
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Greeley Resident
A. J. Goodwin of Fourth Street, Greeley Colorado testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills gave relief from kidney and bladder troubles after buying them at H Reynolds Drug Co. He still praises the remedy in 1906 and afterward, noting prompt relief each time. Sold by all dealers 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Greeley
A. J. Goodwin
Fourth Street
Colo
H. Reynolds Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan's
UP Official Visits Town As Union Pacific Southern Split Looms
Union Pacific official in town with General Superintendent Parks arriving by private car from Omaha. Vic Roy and civil engineers Davis and Hardin accompanied him for inspection of the division. Auto trip at 11 to Crow Creek district to view nearly completed grades amid railroad split rumors.
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U. P
Parks
Union Pacific
Omaha
Southern
Vic Roy
Davis
Hardin
Crow Creek
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Blood Remedy
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal treatment that reaches the disease through the blood and mucous surfaces. It claims doctors prescribed it, dental testimonials available, and lists a company and sales details with a general drugstore distribution.
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Hall
Man on Crutches Recovers After 16 Foot Fall From Roof
Charles Love, an Orpheum theater employee, slept through the heat on the roof and wandered to the edge in his sleep. He fell about sixteen feet to the sidewalk, escaping serious injury with a sprained ankle and bruises. Authorities compare his narrow escape to that of a nearby youth who fell in a basement incident Sunday night.
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Charles Love
Orpheum Theater
Wilson
Gamfield
Love
Helen May Butler Leads Famous Ladies Band
Report states Helen May Butler has led a famed group described as the greatest ladies band in the world for ten years of unqualified success, with relatives praising the ensemble’s achievements and reputation.
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United States
Permi
Shake Into Your Shoes May Help Comfort In Wear
A reader notes a remedy for foot comfort and shoe fit involving a powder product. The piece mentions improved dryness and reduced sweating, with references to stores and a home remedy approach. Names and places are partially legible, suggesting availability via shoe stores and home use.
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Rm Poute
Olmsted
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