Locals Friday notes from Denver to Greeley and beyond
A jumble of local notices lists residents and visitors in towns from Denver and Loveland to Greeley and Eaton. Names include Bir, Brown, Moore, Allen, Reed, Duvall, Briscoe, Davis, Chenbury, Wilson, Burgin, and Fisk. Activities range from visits, travel to Illinois and Missouri, a pioneer resident reported ill, to homework and social calls. The item also references a department of Union Telegraph and a note urging health via daily routines and Chamberlain's Tablets.
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Louis B. Reed
Eaton
Greeley
Duvall
Gome
Alexander
Pecanter
Ill
Columbus
Thureday
Ries
Briscoe
Davis
George Bell
Elliott
Kansas City
George
Greeley Notes Trail Towns and Students Homeward
Saturday residents return from Denver and Estes Park while many locals depart for visits and studies. Notables include Miss Tobey en route to England with Miss Hannum. Prof. Horn leaving for Missouri. Prof. Ernesti and family headed to Colorado Springs for lectures and vacation. medical ads and booster notices accompany social updates.
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Laura Wilson
Edna
Hungerford
Greeley
C. M. Burroughs
Missouri
Alice
Hattie Yardley
Estes Park
Insinger Cottage
Frances Tobey
Miss Tobey
Miss Hannum
England
E. C. Edwards
Sutherland
Neb
Harry French
Eaton
Hilda Ellison
Amy Hakanson
Omaha
Denver
Hakanson
Ellen Carlson
A. F. Carter
Moses Stone
Mary Witte
Condon
C. L. Carter
Rockhurst
Arthur Carter
Grace Williams
Marion
Ind
J. M. Cameron
Fort Collins
C. A. Rowland
Rowland
Methodist
G. L. Grace
Knight-Campbell Music Company
Elmer A. Johnson
I. E. Miller
Wausau
Wis
Ernest Horn
State Teachers’ College
Horn
Columbia University
R. Ernesti
Son
Colorado Springs
Ernesti
Normal Institute
E. A. Cross
California
Gilbert Bros
Mrs. S. Wilson
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Bernadeno
Wilson
S. I. Roseman
Elsie Green
Addie Henderson
el Paso
Ill
June Steck
Colorado College
Anna Hedrick
Christian Church
India
Lloyd Seaman
Milton Seaman
Paul Carter
North Park
Mrs. Carter
Fragments of Colorado rail town life and illness notes
Monday and Sunday visits spill across Greeley and surrounding areas as visitors from Denver, Milliken, Grover, and Iowa pause. Local addresses note relatives in Florida and Illinois trips. A child dies, and reminders urge Chamberlain’s remedy for summer bowel issues while hay fever, colds, and fishing trips fill the week.
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J. L. Brush
Denver
William Watkins
Grover
Greeley
H. T. Ise
Milliken
Eula Morse
New York
A. R. Fischer
Mattie Graves
Illinois
Amelia Valadar
Liza de Hines
F. A. Copeland
R. H. Weed
S. Dalzell
Gipson
Florida
Local families and visitors mingle in Greeley summer notes
A stream of travelers and residents from Frederick, Milliken, and beyond visit, depart, or plan trips, including Mrs. Leslee and daughter Tennan, EB Stevens, Jake Mesick, and Porter. Mrs. Alder and Mamie McCullough head to and from Greeley and Pittsburg. Mrs. Brilhart remains in Colorado with relatives, while others tour Boulder and Orchard and discuss county school leadership. A rising list of small-town names, patients, and officials fill the week’s social and civic pages.
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Lincoln & Gelder
Leslee
Tennan
Frederick
Milliken
EB Stevens
Jake Messick
H. M. Porter
Union Pacific
Boulder
Andrew
Alder
Greeley
Orchar
LaVeta
Mamie Law
B. McCullough
Pittsbu
McCullough
Stella Brilhart
Brilhart
Margaret Truby
H. Jbking
Denver
Weibking
Sie Wilson
Tom
L. L. Wyatt
Crissie
Frien
Isibella Churchill
Tribune
County Superinent of
County Republicas Assembly
C. E. Short
I. B. Chapman
C. J. Douhanley Harris
D. @. Smith
Ort Collins Waterworks
Wa‘ Orks
Iowa
Colorado
J. M. Haskins
J. L. Davis
Frankfort
Kan
Colorado Springs
Hazel Haskins
Rose Barber
Minneapolis
William Platt
Washington, D. C
William van Seyer
J. E. Garrigues
Platt
United States Treasury Department
van Seyoc
Judge Garrigues
John Heath
Michigan Bar
Cal
Foley
Gilbert Bros
Calla Johns
Estes Park
Park
George Turney
Decatur
Ill
Mrs. Turney
Mr. Rey
To The Farmer Plymouth Twine For Immediate Notice
The farmer who wants Plymouth twine should let us know at once as most of the car of twine received lately is now spoken for. The Plymouth is the good old reliable kind. J A Enright & Co.
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Plymouth
J. A. Enright & Co
Cahtels Sale Draws Large Crowds With Deep Discounts
The store packed with shoppers as bargain prices draw crowds. $35 suits and dresses priced at 55 cents attract attention along with silk waists and children's dresses. The ad promises more interesting displays tomorrow, urging readers to watch for updates.
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Cahtel
Greeley Social Notes Show Lodging Travel And Visits
Tuesday brings a parade of visitors and travelers with Rev R A Chase to Denver Miss Carroll Cramer of Loveland visiting Greeley friends. Local residents and guests share plans to Denver Estes Park Fort Collins Glendale and Lakewood with family trips and hospital updates.
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R. A. Chase
Denver
Carrol Cramer
Loveland
Greeley
P. E. Boyle
Ora
W. J. Farr
Claire Farr
Eaton
P. C. Beardsley
Tampa
Fla
Perry Murray
P. L. Mark
Clara
Westerville
W. O. Wright
J. W. Atkinson
Greeley Hospital
Edwin Draper
James Stewart
Condon
Mr. Stewart
Cheyenne
L. J. Ranney
Seattle
Wash
F. A. Draper
Ranney
Glazier
Roy Boston
Fort Lupton
Mary Brown
May Stoneking
J. H. Hays
Tolland
Margaret Statler
Eldora
Tribune
Hays
Elwood Smith
W. E. Thomas
Oklahoma
Marjory Watson
C. S. Harper
Gilcrest
Johnson
Merino
E. W. Martin
Johnstown
W. Gilbert
C. T. Gilbert
Fort Collins
E. G. Young
Anna
LaSalle
Lillian Floyd
Retta Hess
J. H. Woolf
Grant Wilson
Idaho
Max Stoddard
N. A. Cramer
E. E. Offerle
Jesse Stoneking
Watkins
Colo
May
Faye Stoneking
Edith Havener
Julia Havener
H. E. Scarborough
Newton
E. Scarborough
Albion
Joseph C. Ewing
California
Ewing
P. A. Kolz
Marie Kolz
Durango
Alice Sexton
Edna Kehmer
Wheatland
Wyo
Willus Thompson
J. C. McLucas
Sherman Ranch
Briggsdale
Mark Gill
Lucile
Fort Morgan
B. F. Johnson
W. H. Gill
Sadie Beaman
Franklin, Va
Luther Beaman
J. H. Beaman
Mabel Woolf
Camp Waltona
Drake
Estes Park
Miss Woolf
Stevensons
Howards
Sara McDowell
Miss McDowell
Greeley High School
Mt. Vernon
Conquering the chinch bug with road oil bands
A Country Gentleman excerpt reports the Illinois Agricultural Experiment Station warning cereal crops and forages in southern Illinois face heavy chinch bug damage unless wet weather or control measures intervene. The recommended method is surrounding infested fields with a viscid road oil band, holes the size of a post-hole each about thirty feet apart. A barrel of oil suffices for most farmers at about three dollars, with maintenance costing roughly 25 cents per mile per day. If road oil is unavailable coal tar can be used but needs frequent renewal. In dry weather a dusty furrow with holes works, though rain reduces effectiveness. Bugs on corn can be killed with tobacco preparation black leaf 40 diluted in weak soapy solution.
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Illinois Agricultural Experiment Station
Tleman
Rat Proof Corn Cribs Save Millions of Dollars
Professor C. B. Chase of Kansas Agricultural College notes farmers spend much on rat proof corn cribs to protect corn losses worth millions. Rats can jump high and climb rough surfaces. rat proofing requires smooth posts and non climbable sides. near wharves or slaughterhouses add sheet iron to deter rats.
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C. 8. Chase
Kansas Agricultural College
Chase
Peterson Seeks Weld County Coroner Nomination
J M Peterson announces candidacy for Weld County coroner in the Democratic primaries. A ten year Weld County resident he asks friends for favorable consideration from Greeley Colorado dated July 20, 1912.
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J. M. Peterson
Weld County
M. Peterson
Greeley, Colo
Platteville Boy Hurt After Farm Horse Accident
Carl Ingram a 17 year old on his father's farm five miles north of Platteville was thrown when his horse slipped injuring his right wrist. He rode into town for medical aid and a doctor set the fracture.
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Platteville
Carl Ingram
Here
Ingram
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Reliable in Greeley Testimony
August Anderson of 1026 Thirteenth Street in Greeley Colorado testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills gave great relief from backache caused by disordered kidneys. He reports long-term good health since using the remedy and recommends it as a trusted option. Sold by all dealers priced at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
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Greeley
Doan
August Anderson
Thirteenth Street
Colo
Gilbert Drug Co
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
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