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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1910

Page

6

Barnum and Bailey shows coming to Greeley for two performances

The Barnum and Bailey greatest show on earth is announced for two performances in Greeley on Thursday August 4. A new street parade a new menagerie and a large company of European artists are promised. The show has led the amusement business for over fifty years and is associated with P T Barnum and James A Bailey. Meanwhile pea canning progress notes report shelling nearly finished with yield uncertain. next week string beans and tomatoes follow. tomato crops suffer from hoppers in LaSalle district.

Barnum and Bailey Greeley P. T. Barnum James A. Bailey Longmont LaSalle

Mrs Spencer and Daughters Head to Summer Home

Mrs M D Spencer with daughters Blanche and Mildred leave Monday for their summer home on the upper Poudre. They are joined by Miss Charlotta Pope and plan to stay until the last of August.

D. H. Horton Improves as Appendicitis Subsides

July 19 report says D. H. Horton is better today and the physician diagnosed his condition as appendicitis not requiring surgery. The illness is described as the right kind that subsides without operation.

Pvans D. H. Horton

MacClenahban Heads to Iowa on Business Trip

Be H MacClenahban departed Saturday for a business trip to Iowa, continuing his work engagements away from home.

BE. H. MacClenahban Iowa

Tribune Excursion Promises Seats for All to Moffat Route

The Tribune announces a one day Denver to Laramie excursion next Sunday with seats guaranteed for all travelers. Depart Greeley at 7:00 am and return by 6:40 pm, travel via Denver Laramie route with 90 changes of cars and options to visit Tolland and the Continental Divide. Round trip from Greeley costs 2.50, or 1.50 extra to reach the divide top.

Moffat Road Laramie Tribune Denver- Laramie Moffat Greeley Denver-Laramie Sol Tolland Continental Divide Denver

Deeds Not Words: Greeley Proof of Doan’s Kidney Pills

Greeley residents testify to lasting kidney relief from Doan’s Kidney Pills. R H Snyder, at 1208 Fifth Street, recalls attacks of backache and kidney trouble and credits prompt relief to Doan’s first used in Chicago. He states a permanent cure by 1906 and urges sufferers to try the remedy. Sold by dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is U S sole agent.

Greeley Doun R. H. Snyder Fifth Street Colo Dean Chicago Doan J. Snyder Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan's

Condensed milk plant planned for Johnstown

The Johnstown Improvement Company and Colorado Condensed Milk Company of Rochester NY formed a venture in Denver on Saturday to build a condensary near the Great Western railroad. The plant will employ about 100 people, cost roughly 100000, and boost farmers west of Greeley and in Oklahoma. Directors include William B Letford Gilbert Landel Jay Parish William Parker and Charles W Kitts.

Johnstown Denver Greeley Oklahoma Johnstown Improvement Company Colorado Condensed Milk Company

Johnstown Chosen For Condensed Milk Plant Ties to Beets

Fort Lupton hosts the selection process for a Colorado Condensed Milk plant with Frank Gebbie of Rochester NY as president. Johnstown is favored for its central sugar beet country and reciprocal ties between condensed milk and beet industries. 2000 cattle to be purchased by farmers at about 150 dollars each, feeding beet tops, with Johnstown residents and beet interests financing stock. Colorado Condensed Milk Co later to buy buildings and site once daily production milestones are met. Johnstown Improvement Co to maintain control until then.

Fort Lupton Frank Gebbie Rochester N. Y Colorado Condensed Milk Company Johnstown Johnstown Improvement Company

Pine Bluffs Man Detained After Wild Train Outburst

J M Bradford of Pine Bluffs Wyoming was taken from a Union Pacific train near Greeley after brandishing two bowie knives and shouting for an imagined foe. Deputies restrained him with ropes until arrival at the county jail where he woke, recalled drinking, and then was released to continue homeward.

J. M. Bradford Pine Bluffs Wyo Union Pacific LaSalle Bradford Greeley

Irving H Paine Dies After Stroke At 83 In Greeley

Irving H Paine a Greeley pioneer born August 21 1842 died at 10 am after a paralytic stroke at the hospital. Survived by wife and two daughters Clara L McClem ent and Velma B Paine. He joined Upton Colony with his wife and built his Sixth Street home. He served in Civil War Company B Fourth Vermont volunteers.

Irving H. Paine Greeley Mr. Paine Congregational Church Clara L. McClement Velma B. Paine Brookfield Elien A. Edson Upton Colony Sixth Street Vermont Volunteers

Memorial for Greeley civic figure recalls life of Mr Paine

A long time Greeley official and retired plumber, Mr Paine served as bailiff at the courthouse and drum major of the local band for years. He was a U. S. Grant post member and brother of Eugene Paine of Iowa City, with a half brother Frank Paine nearby. Funeral plans pending likely for Monday or Tuesday. He was widely known, cheerful, and ready to help county residents.

U. S. Grant Greeley Sons of the American Revolution Mr. Paine Court House Paine Eugene Paine Iowa City Frank Paine

Town of Eaton Mourns Death of Mrs B G Eaton

Eaton residents join Mayor A R Myers in mourning the death of Mrs. B G Eaton. The town plans a funeral day proclamation requesting all business houses to close during funeral hours as a mark of respect. Bruce Eaton is noted as grieved by the loss.

Eaton A. R. Myers Bruce Eaton

Kersey baseball team to be reorganized

The Kersey baseball association owning the Kersey Cubs disorganized due to about $100 debt. Local businessmen may form a $100 pool to guarantee team reorganization. Some old players will not return and recruiting new players may be difficult to maintain the team's standard.

Kersey Kersey Baseball Association Kersey Cubs

New Appointments by LaSalle Town Board

LaSalle July 19 T. W. Olson named town recorder with pay per council meeting, F. N. Penley appointed town marshal, and Charles McKenney police magistrate without pay. They will serve until next April as ordinances were read and passed on first reading.

Lasalle T. W. Olson F. N. Penley Charles McKenney Olson

Notice to Lease State Lands in Colorado

Notice from the Office of the State Board of Land Commissioners Denver July 15 1910. Applicant Gust Ohr post office address Greeley Colorado seeks lease of school land in section 38 township 7 west. additional applications to lease the land will be considered after August 11 1910. First publication in the Greeley Tribune July 21 1910, last publication August 11 1910.

State Board of Land Conmissioners Denver Colo Gust Oer Greeley Oredo Register State Ratae Commissioners G@ y Tribune

Cyrus Waite Dies After Denver Hospital Stay

Cyrus Waite, a Johnstown businessman and War of the Bruner fire firefighter, died at nine in the Homeopathic Hospital Denver from peritonitis. He suffered severe burns in the Bruner blaze and never fully recovered. He leaves a son six, a brother John Waite, two sisters Mrs Burnice Freek and Mrs John P Klug. Funeral Wednesday at Macy's parlors.

Cyrus Waite Johnstown Homeopathic Denver Bruner Mr. Waite Sever O Weld County S. A. Waite Thompson Cripple Creek

Conner and Daughter Visit Greeley Family

George F. Conner of Noblesville Indiana and his daughter Mrs J D Johnson of Edmonton Canada are visiting Mr and Mrs F Cottingham in Greeley. Conner plans to make his home with his daughter and son W W Conner after the visit and Mrs Johnson will return home afterward.

George F. Conner Noblesville Ind J. D. Johnson Edmonton Canada F. Cottingham Conner Greeley Mrs. Cottingham W. W. Conner Johnson

Mrs Walter Davis Returns Home From Nebraska Visit

Mrs Walter Davis is back home after a month spent visiting in Nebraska.

Walter Davis Nebraska

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