Railroads Acknowledge Need for Better Roads and Lower Costs
Colorado railroads join the push for good highways to cut transport costs. The Roosevelt Industrial Commission reports 12 mile farmer hauls at 25 cents per ton mile, totaling 990 million dollars for 300 million tons. Better roads could halve the cost, boosting farmer margins and lowering consumer prices. Colorado’s State Highway Commission has funds for the biennial period to drive improvements.
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Denver
Colorado
Industrial Commission
Roosevelt
State Highway Commission
Dean's Kidney Pills Endure Time Test in Greeley
R H Snyder of 1208 Fifth St Greeley Colo testifies to quick and lasting relief from backache and kidney trouble using Dean's Kidney Pills He recalls starting use in Chicago and urges fellow sufferers to try the remedy with strong belief in its benefits.
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Dean
Greeley
R. H. Snyder
Fifth St
Colo
Chicago
Doan’s Kidney Pills Ad Promotes lasting Cure
A 1902 endorsement by Mr. Snyder reappears in this ad stating his cure with Doan’s Kidney Pills is permanent. Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo New York markets the pills for 50 cents through dealers nationwide. Remember the name Doan’s and take no other.
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Snyder
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United
Doan
Beets and Hay Expected to Bring Income in Longmont District
The Longmont Call notes 12 000 acres of beets in the district with 10500 acres predicted to yield a good average crop. The crop is expected to exceed last year and the rising hay prices should bring income to the area, countering early debts and wheat losses.
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Longmont
Miss Erie Eckberg Heads to Colorado Springs for Summer
Miss Erie Eckberg travels to Colorado Springs this morning to spend the summer season there, planning outdoor activities and local sightseeing.
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Erie Eckberg
Colorado Springs
Farmers Under Lake Organize in Lupton
July 15 Lupton Dr R D Elmore of Broomfield organizes farmers under Standley Lake irrigation to form a body for offense and defense. Similar groups planned district wide as a benefit to landowners under the system. Marshal John Stover injures hand chasing a stray dog. Three miles of new waterworks pipe laid with 1 1 2 miles remaining. contracts proceeding rapidly.
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Lupton
R. D. Elmore
Broomfield
Standley Lake
John Stover
Torpid Liver Remedy Herbine Sold by Carson W Gilbert
An ad claims a torpid liver causes daytime fatigue and impurities. Herb ine is advertised to strengthen the liver cleanse the bowels and restore health. Price 50c available from Carson W Gilbert.
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Carson W. Gilbert
McGee
One Mail Delivery in Some City Districts This Summer
The post office will issue only one daily delivery to certain residential districts due to carrier vacation periods. Extra staff will not be assigned this summer, so carriers will double up on duties. Announcement of affected districts will come later as mail is sorted after daily deliveries. Washington notes lighter business, but Greeley remains busy with summer visitors.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Greeley
Wiley victim of interests now charged
Washington reports that Dr. Harvey W Wiley government chemist faces an inquiry into alleged meddling by whiskey, Standard Oil, glucose makers, and soft drink vendors. Congressman Moss announces an immediate investigation by the House committee, with Wiley accusing vested interests of trying to ruin his career.
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Washington
Whiskey Trust
Standard Oil Trust
Harvey W Wiley
House
Moss
House Committee On
Department of Agriculture
Wiley
Canute
Caelum Ruat
Department
Liniment Promises Quick Relief for Sprains
Advert sees Chamberlain's Liniment offered by dealers to ease sprain soreness and restore the joints to a healthy condition with quiet application.
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Chamberlain
Government condemns site for federal building over liquor clause
The government will file a condemnation action to acquire land at the corner of Eighth Avenue and Eighth Street in Greeley for a new federal building after refusing a city deed containing a liquor prohibition clause. Trustees of the Curry estate will be ordered to report to Denver to receive government funds, and occupants are expected to vacate so construction can proceed for the post office and other federal offices.
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Federal
Eighth Avenue
Eighth Street
Uncle Sam
City of
Curry
Denver
Sam
Fly Swatting for a Bounty Recent Plan
Boston reports a Worcester fly killing contest offering prizes totaling over 600 dollars for the most dead flies. Hundreds of thousands of insects have been killed as children trap and kill them in alleys, stables and markets amid concerns about disease and safety.
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Boston
Mass
Worcester
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
Article promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from Toledo Ohio as a constitutional treatment for catarrh, noting it acts on blood and mucous membranes. It claims to cure and offers 100 dollars for any case not cured, urging readers to send for circulars and testimonials and to buy from druggists.
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Hall
Steney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & CO
Celebrate Motor Service Gill Opens with Citywide Celebration
The first motor train ran through here today and a general celebration filled the town. People from the surrounding country gathered to witness the test run. The daily service will greatly aid farmers and business people in the region.
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Gill
Johnstown Seeks New Power Line Connection
Johnstown officials pursue a three mile extension from Milliken to connect with the Northern Colorado Light and Power line. Wiggins of the company reports strong local support and likely immediate construction. Farmers report a solid wheat crop despite forecasts and next week brings spring harvest. J Howard Kennedy of Greeley welcomes a baby girl last night. McGees Baby Elixir advertised for young children with price details.
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Johnstown
Representa Wiggins
Northern Colorado Light and Power Company
Northern Colorado Power Company
Milliken
J. Howard Kennedy
Greeley
Disease in hoppers offers hope for crops near Fort Collins
Farmers report a deadly disease killing grasshoppers in handfuls along the Fort Collins area. John Fisher notes dead hoppers floating in ditches and Schroeder ranch observations show pronounced outbreaks. Insects remain plentiful but less destructive than last year, with damage confined to field edges.
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Fort Collins
John Fisher
Schroeder Ranch
Students to enjoy scenic trip from Greeley to Corona
The Normal School students plan a day trip Saturday July 22 by special train on the Denver Laramie and Northwestern line. Depart Greeley 6 30 am with stops at Yankee Doodle lake Jenny lake Crags and other points. Tickets $4 to Corona or $2 50 to Tolland. advance purchase advised.
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The
Normal
Corona
Continental Divide
Moffat Road
Denver, Laramie
Tolland
Yankee Doodle Lake
Jenny Lake
Crags
Moffat
W. R. West
Miss Farrar
College
Windsor Prepares Main Street Tungsten Lighting Plan
A Plan 18 on foot to light Windsor's Main street with large Tungsten lamps. A subscription among business men will raise funds to place iron poles with Tungsten lights at intervals. If funded, Windsor's main thoroughfare will be the brightest north of Denver.
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Windsor Windsor
Windsor
den- Ver
Visitors in Greeley Include Miss Lottie White
Miss Lottie White or Eaton was among a group of visitors seen in Greeley this morning.
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Lottie White Or Eaton
Greeley
Coal on Weld County Homesteads Could Revert to Claimants
Homesteaders in northern Weld county seek congressional action to revert coal under their lands to final proofers. Frank Madden notes government ownership now. Senator Guggenheim says the proposal is too late for this session but will be pursued next. The coal value could ease financial hardships for settlers.
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Weld County
Congress
Frank Madden
Land Office
Senator Guggenheim
Greeley Man Held in Denver Statutory Charge
James Clay Noecker a 20 year old plasterer from Greeley now living on High street spent his birthday in a Denver city jail charged with a statutory crime against a neighbor girl aged 13. The juvenile court withheld the victim’s name. Noecker had come to Denver from Greeley three months ago while the neighbor girl cared for his two children.
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Greeley
Denver
James Clay Noecker
High Street
J. S. Phillips
Noecker
Water Case Continued in Colorado Reservoir dispute
The Greeley and Loveland Reservoir Company versus state irrigation officials faced a hearing before Judge Graham. The plaintiffs sought to add water users as parties in the salt case, an order granted, and the case was continued to July 18.
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Fort Collins
Greeley and Loveland
Graham
Chamberlain's Cholera Remedy Advised For Journeys
An old notice urges travelers to carry Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, warning it may be needed and unavailable aboard cars or steamships.
Education Focus Declares Fit Child for Honorable Path
A spokeseducation official asserts the proper route for a qualified child is through skilled training and ethical study. The statement emphasizes merit and discipline as foundations for future honor and public service.
Carr and Monte Vista lead morning top three months
In a brief reader notice Mre. EB W Carr and Janiir with Monte Vista top the morning list for the three months ahead. The item notes friendship and community ties among local readers.
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Mre
EB. W. Carr
Janiir
Monte Vista
New Books Added to Greeley Public Library 1911 List
A long list shows newly acquired titles from April 1 to July 1 1911 at Greeley Public Library. Notable authors include Yeats Mackaye Oppenheim and Wells among many others with fiction non fiction and juvenile works. The collection covers history biography travel religion poetry and technology.
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Greeley Public Library
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