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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1906
Page
6
Want ade at ten cents a line with no ad under 20 cents, copy due Wednesday noon. FOR SALE EXPRESS WAGON and HARNESS. FOR RENT several rooms and water access. WANTED jobs and rooms. various real estate and services advertised by local residents in Greeley Colorado.
Weather notes furnished by A. L. Evans provide a local forecast from the State Normal Observer. The report outlines temperature ranges, wind, and cloud cover likely to affect the community today.
John V. Crone declares appointment as district agent for Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance in Weld Larimer and Boulder counties. He invites policyholders to consult him regarding policies and promotes the company as honest and reliable, urging insured individuals to inquire at the Coronado Building office.
Social gathering announced at the new store building Farmers Spur Friday evening July 20 1906. Music and a new floor promised with lemonade ice cream and cake available. Admission seventy five cents per couple extra ladies admitted free. Card Mercantile Co. sponsor.
A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Stone on Wednesday afternoon. Notices detail community events including picnics, Y.M.C.A. and nursing society meetings, visits, and travels. Also reported are a road opening Loveland to Estes Park and a wagon wreck at Fourth Avenue and Sixth Street.
Special meeting of the Lone Tree Beet Growers association to be held at Peter Browns school house on Saturday July 21 at eight oclock. Full attendance desired as important business is to come up.
Weld county preparatory committee pushes aggressive publicity for the August 25 Harvest Day Festival. The association wants a record turnout with a grand parade and prize winning floats. The festival will align with August races at Is lah Grove Driving Park, with the two groups operating in connection yet as separate bodies.
A testimonial ad claims kidney trouble causes many pains and urges Doan's Kidney Pills as the cure. Mrs. C. H. Carlton of 525 Willow St Fort Collins Colorado recounts relief after a two year battle with kidney issues, urging others to try the remedy from H Reynolds Co drug store and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agent. Remember the name Doan's.
In Cassel, the Landgrave Frederick II. of Hesse funded Hessian troops for Britain during the American War of Independence. Many Hessians sailed to America and were captured by George Washington near the Delaware. Their payment helped Cassel acquire a fine European art collection.
In a parlor scene from the New York Herald, a caller is amused by a younger sister who teases a waiting swain with garbled riddles and hints about Belle’s past proposals. The sister keeps him guessing until Belle arrives.
A Denver to Greeley special excursion is planned with the Greeley Elks entertaining their members and the Commercial club hosting non members. A park luncheon will be served followed by an automobile tour of the country. The train is expected to arrive around 12:30 a.m.
The article reports Euler and Wollaston comparing sun and artificial light. It states the sun's illuminating power equals 14 000 candles at one foot and 3.5 sextillion candles at 95 million miles. It concludes solar light would surpass the daily burn of 100 globes of tallow.
The article promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a pleasant laxative that invigorates the liver and regulates the bowels and notes availability through all druggists.
I extend heartfelt thanks to friends for kindness during the sickness and death of my beloved wife. Charles BE Peck.
A Seattle pastor asked the name of a baby at baptism. The father teased that if the girl turns out sweet she will be Dinah May, but if fiery and bombshell in temper she will be Dinah Might.
Old Chronic Sores. As a dressing for old chronic sores there is nothing so good as Chamberlain's Salve. While it is not advisable to heal old sores entirely, they should be kept in a good condition for which this salve is especially valuable. For sale by all druggists.
The invalid wife tells her husband she must fetch material for a new dress from the dressmaker. He questions the timing given his illness. She reassures that the black dress will be all right regardless of his condition.
The article compares the Pleiades cluster to the solar system, noting nearly 100 stars brighter than the Sun within the cluster and a diameter around 40 billion miles. It explains Neptune’s orbit and outlines that 2,300 stars could fit within the cluster’s bounds, with each star occupying its own 3 billion mile sphere and a light journey to a neighbor estimated at 187 days.
The piece cites Budgt ett Meakin describing Moroccan views on women. Fatness signifies beauty and social standing, with women sometimes fed through stuffing to become plump for marriage. The practice is portrayed as a native standard, likened to preparing a turkey for market.
A Wall Street man's seventeen year old daughter visits her father's Dutchess county farm for the first time. She becomes fascinated by the prize cattle and asks many questions about their breeding. At dusk she overhears a cow mooing for her calf, a moment noted in Tarper's Weekly.
Weary from the chase, the ostrich buries its head in sand and rebukes the hunter. The bird confesses it can be seen but declares its dignity and purpose, then parts with 40 worth of plumes after gaining the upper hand in the exchange.
Mrs Crossly Johnson plans a series of stories by a long haired writer with a big black tie. Mr Crossly Well questions inviting him to call early. Mrs Crossly says breakfast being late will let him meet you. Chicago News.
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