Greeley urged to buy home made goods and curb gun use
A Denver merchant asks Greeley readers to patronize local manufactures like the candy company and cigar factories. He urges keeping money at home to boost the economy, reduce waste, and expand local production, while warning about the dangers of carrying guns and the risks to bystanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Backus
Denver
R. G. Dunn & Co
Greeley
Tribune
Greeley Manufactures
Greeley Candy Company
Starctt
Editorial on Self-Control Amid Regional Murders
A two part editorial discusses the epidemic of murders sweeping the state, urging self-control as the corrective measure. The piece reflects on recent killings and the need for restraint to curb further violence. It connects broader social issues to the waves of crime affecting the region.
Dinner Pail Brigade Prompts City Prosperity Debate
The article argues for steady industry to reduce happiness losses from seasonal cannery work. It urges attracting diverse employment, more farmers and merchants, and keeping brigade members employed year round. Business leaders are called to address the issue and discuss a solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Brigade
Commercial Club
Dinner pail brigade signals shift in Greeley industry
The article notes a new trend as young workers head to a canning factory, comparing it with sugar factory labor. It questions social changes and their impact on Greeley’s ideal civic life, warning of rising unemployment and urban growth as the brigade expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Greeley
Death of C. A. Grange Ends Long City Supporter
Obituary recalls C. A. Granger a progressive local businessman who helped build the city and cultivate taste for beauty. While hospitalized in Wiesbaden on May 14, 1908 after eye surgery he expressed a passion for flowers and wildlife. The piece lauds his fairness in dealing with farmers and his role as a community leader, noting his loss will be felt deeply by those who knew him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Granger
Wiesbaden
Germany
A. Granger
Remarkable recovery with Chambriain’s remedy
A Carbon Hill Alabama father credits Chambriain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy with saving his four year old son from a severe dysentery attack after two physicians gave up. He asserts the remedy, given with castor oil per directions, cures and saves many children yearly and notes it is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Stroling
Carbon Hill
Ala
Fragmentary sale notice from July Room listing
Readable fragments describe quantities of goods in a sale and reference prices and advertisements. The text notes continuing the sale quickly, with quality and registration details implied but unclear. The source provides partial phrases about offerings and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Local notes record visitors and ads in Greeley paper
A sweep of social notes lists visitors like Mrs Daisy King in Boulder and Miss Zoe Moore headed to Cheyenne, with Miss Edith Harris to Colorado Springs. Ads promote lawn mower servicing by Lester, Dwellers’ salve for piles, and Tribune readers urged to share the paper. Local travel, estate matters, and small items fill the page.
Local society notes and visiting figures in Greeley
A compilation of social news from Greeley includes wedding invitations at the Tribune office, visits by Miss Birdie Adams and Miss Grace McDonald, and travels of Miss Bertha Blair and Miss June Chapman to Denver. Also listed are relatives visiting, piano lessons, and the Swedish American Republican club postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace McDonald
Victor
Greeley
Visitors and travelers pass through Greeley in midweek
Mr and Mrs Alfred Cain John Cain and Walter Christman traveled through Greeley on Thursday heading to Fremont Nebraska. Their cousin Miss Ada Thomas from Fort Collins accompanied them to Greeley. Mrs Margaret Howe Mrs Rachael Dixon and Mrs Rachael Rose from Pennsylvania arrived Saturday to visit J N Gibson and family. Mrs W J McCullough of Windsor with her niece Nellie Stonebury rode to La Salle then Sedgwick. McCullough stayed in Greeley for two days with Miss Alice Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. C. Walker
J. S. Grable
Denver
Fort Collins
Alfred Cain
John Cain
Walter Christman
Greeley
Fremont, Neb
Ada Thomas
Margaret Howe
Rachael Dixon
Rachael Rose
Pennsylvania
J. N. Gibson
Mrs. Howe
Mr. Gibson
W. J. McCullough
Windsor
Nice
Nellie Stonebury
LaSalle
Sedgwick
Local Residents On Short Travels And Visits
A string of social notes lists A J Palmer leaving Wednesday for Wheatland Wyoming and Mrs Eliza Mashburn visiting Bolliver. Bella Ames from Muscatine Iowa visits Edith Dean at Mrs R B Pollocks. Adam Wiihart of Utica Nebraska visits his niece Mrs Jed Fagan. Mary Sawyer returns to Windsor after visiting Greeley. Will Henderson of Traer Iowa visits cousins A M MacClenahan. Mrs William Wylie hosts dinner with former Washington Iowa residents. Clarence Abbott moves to Denver and stays with his mother. Mrs S S Marsh leaves for San Diego after visiting daughters J C Mosher and H J Parker. Dr A C Taylor and daughter tour Colorado then head east.
Mrs Madison and companions on Rockies outing
Mrs E L Tew of Glen Haven Hstel park hosts Mrs B Madison of Kersey Colo and Miss Ethel Madison of Harmon Ill for a two week Rocky Mountain excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Tew
Glen Haven
Hstel Park
B. Madison
Kersey
Colo
Ethel Madison
Harmon, Ill
Rockies
Professor Ross Studies At Bradley Polytechnic Institute
Professor E A Ross of the public schools manual training department is studying at Bradley Polytechnic Institute in Peoria Illinois. He says he is enjoying the work and expects to return by September with a diploma from the institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Ross
Bradley Polytechnic Institute
Peoria
Rev David Andrewartha Visits Mo Line Family
Rev. David Andrewartha of Moline Illinois stayed with his uncle David Kelley and family for several days this week. He planned vacation here but was recalled home by a family illness. Andrewartha serves as pastor of the First M. E. Church in Moline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Andrewartha
Moline
Ill
David Kelley
Andrewartha
M. EB
Miss Minnicuff Visits Fort Morgan Guest Ada Gibson
Miss Minnicuff returned from Ft. Morgan on Saturday and is the guest of Miss Ada Gibson. She plans to depart this evening for Denver and then proceed to her home in Topeka Kansas. Miss Duff, who works at the Santa Fe offices in Topeka, has spent two weeks vacation in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie McFarland
Fort Morgan
Loveland
Minnicuff
Ft. Morgan
Ada Gibson
Denver
Topeka
Kan
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The
Greeley Tribune
N. C. Meeker
the Greeley Tribune Publishing Company
H. Wolfe
Arles Hansen Na
Andrews
Telephone
Seventh St
Greeley, Colorado
Clayton Lumber Co
C. A. Grange
Postoffice
Qhadey
Baird
Tae Weill
8Th Ave
Wawine Ma
Glazier
Kinsella
Insurance
Mrs. Daisy King
Boulder
Zoe Moore
Cheyenne
Edith Harris
Colorado Springs
Phyllis McMillan
Mr. and
Mrs
A. E. McMillan
Lester
Hattie Cunningham
Alice Hobbs
Cc. P. Wilson
Baker City
Cal
St. Paul, Minn
DeWitt
Duell
Nelson
Goodland, Kans
BE. Jansson
Eighth Avenue
William Milroy
Clay Center, Kans
Roy Lockhart
Western Dairy
Marie Carey
St. Joseph
Missiouri
Scott & Lyons
Nellie Newbury
Edna
Mildred Johnson
Anna Quick
Grace Murray
Mesdames Co
Brockway
Robert Bliss
Charlies N. Jackson
Zimmerman's
Jackson
W. B. Sarr
Oscar Leafgren
Harry Severance
Oscar
Frank Lofgren
Wyoming
North Park
Steamboat Springs
Ira Williams
Fort Lupton
Raymond Wolfe
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies Home Journal
Nellie Bennett
LeRoy Bennett
H. Reynolds
Star Grocery
Gertrude Kendel
Washington, Ia
C. S. Harper
Miss Kendel
Willigan
Esther
Ft. Collins
Mary Ott
Luella Ott
Colorado & Southern
A. B. Downey
San Francisco
Prof. Downey
E. H. Downey
Barthers
Zimmerman’s
P. Bastgen
Atchison, Kan
Harrison
Donwns
Edwin Starkey
Geo. Zimmerman
Erie Country
San Diego
Mr. Zimmerman
Erie
P. W. Putney
Ruth Clough
Mrs. J. D. Gross
L. M. McDonald
Bertha Blair
W. J. Arkell
June Chapman
Fred Landon
Jas. Alger
Albert Eaton
Little Son
Eaton
C. B. Morgan
Anna
Lena Conroy
Elva
Celia Green
Chicago
D. W. Reed
Nettie Andrews
Blanchard, In
George Bedford
Kennedy
Hila Bliss
Edith
Diagonal, In
Mary Bliss
E. L. Hamilton
Bellefontaine
Warner Coontz
Amanda Hamilton
Eugene Hunter
Thirteenth Street
Carrie Allen
Long Beach
Howard Kennedy
Charles Simmonson
Louis Sherer
DeKalb, Ill
Robert Bacox
Waukegan, NL
George L. Shepard
Mitite Peries
A. J. Palmer
Wednaday
Wheatland
Wyo
Dunham's
Coronado Block
J. EK. Hall
Eliza Mashburn
Bolliver
R. T. Collins
Bella Ames
Muscatine, Ia
Edith Dean
R. BR. Pollock
Adam Wiihart
Utica, Neb
Jed Fagan
Mary Sawyer
Will Henderson
Traer, Ia
A. M. MacClenahan
Esther Marsh
Ben Marsh
Henry Pettingill
Battle Creek, Mich
W. E. Culver
William Wylie
Washington
Iowa
Clarence Abbott
A. C. Taylor
Baldwinville, N. Y
Colorado
East
W. van Cleave
James James
Holbrook
Neb
Merrill Piano Mfg. Co
Boston
the Thompson Music Co
Greeley, Colo
Eaton Ditch
Sanborn
Houston
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