Indians Send to Tepees After the Third Inning
A brief box score note states the Indians were sent to the Tepees after the third inning. No further context or details are provided.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
7
A brief box score note states the Indians were sent to the Tepees after the third inning. No further context or details are provided.
The Spuds won the opening Sioux Indians game as Wiedensaul held the mound and Miller led at bat with three safe hits. New lineup shakeups brought Ryan at short and Haller in left, while Healey drew attention for his season debut as the crowd watched a tense contest with late-inning tension and a string of errors by both sides.
Healey, Ryan and Miller feature in a tense game as Miller collects three hits and Mitchell drives in the final run. Indians tally two in the ninth aided by miscues, finishing with an 8 to 1 score and announcing a rematch this afternoon.
The city and county collaborate to smooth the highway between Greeley and Eaton. A county crew begins work, with the city’s Eleventh avenue section from Fourth street to the river being graded and rolled. The county buys fifty King drags to extend road work and let farmers access them after rains.
A Lincoln Nebraska girl reports chronic constipation and stomach trouble improving after three days on Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. She says she is the proudest girl in Lincoln to find such a good medicine. For sale by local dealers.
The Advertiser jokes about sensational homestead myths and odd prairie notions. A tale of a wife washing dishes struck by lightning melts a spoon and leaves minor injury, while fake gold mine claims and rogue correspondents flood the county with embellished stories at high prices.
Miss Flo Curry writes to Greeley friends she is enjoying a New York visit this month at her old home. She plans to return next month and resume her duties as teacher in Ft. Morgan schools.
Dr Keyes warned against persistent nagging by teachers describing it as unproductive and citing patience and discipline as remedies. He urged reform in classroom management and higher standards for educators.
Dr. Charles H. Keyes closed the lecture series at Normal Chapel with a harsh critique of nagging teachers and a defense of the true teacher who loves the profession. He urged keeping children busy to curb mischief and warned against finishing schools producing finished products. Next week Hamlin Garland will conclude with notes on state topography and geology.
Six Denver bankers urged the state land board to limit school fund investments to completed irrigation district bonds with crops. Thomas Keely opposed any irrigation bonds as safe investments. The board invited bankers but took no action, noting existing law allows limited contracts to purchase bonds on completion.
The product helps infants with heat related fever and bowel issues by soothing the stomach and reducing looseness. Price is 25c and 50c per bottle. Sold by Carson W Gilbert.
Donald McCreery son of Senator J W McCreery recently graduated from Harvard law and finished at Colorado College. He will begin practicing law this fall in partnership with his father Jim Greeley.
Notice that a regular annual stockholders meeting of The Denver Greeley & Fort Collins Railroad Company will be held at the company office in Greeley Colorado on August 7 1911 to transact such business as may be necessary and legal. G Aubrey Spear Assistant Secretary.
Mr and Mrs D Cornell traveled through Greeley this morning en route from Cleveland Ohio to Ft Collins to visit their son.
The Teachers College considers a dress reform for next year. Hair styles like fluffy curls and Cupid bangs will be replaced by a simple turban hat, modest sweater or waist, long sleeves, and a roomy skirt or neat one piece. Stockings, shoes, and a clean complexion complete the proposed uniform.
In the busy season diarrhoea can strike causing days of lost time. The advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as effective from the first symptoms. For sale by all dealers.
Numerous warranty deeds and transfers recorded, detailing parcels in Greeley, Milliken, Ar lington Park, Dacono and nearby areas. Transactions involve South Park Investment Co, Rocky Mountain Petroleum Co, Rochester Invest Co and other named buyers and sellers with prices ranging from $1 to $7,600.
Fort Lupton July 20 with a full force the Silver State canning factory opened for business and began canning beans. The Barwise factory will open Monday. Beans contracted at 1.75 per hundred weight with yields of 3.5 tons per acre. In the district 150 acres are planted to beans. No peas grown but large acreage for tomatoes for canning.
A year old registered mail bottle of cod liver oil left for an Old Mexico recipient remains unclaimed at the Greeley post office. Postmaster Gray searches for the owner while considering rewards to anyone with proper authority to claim or solve the mystery of the unmailable liquid item.
A large press headquarters will be set up at the fair grounds to aid reporters, with a decorated tent, copy paper, long distance service, messenger help, and full courtesies. Denver and county papers will send representatives, and complimentary tickets will be issued with details for visiting journalists.
Marvin Bauer installed a pumping system for irrigation in Grover, featuring five wells and multiple ditches, costing $6,000. The setup will water several hundred acres of land.
Notice is hereby given that Deih and Herrick, Fosston Colo, has made application No 9769 to lease school lands Weld County Colorado. Description includes NEM Rec 36 Two 7 N R 63 W Sec 36 Twp 7 N R 63 W and others. Applications to lease will be considered after Aug 17. Register State Board Land Commissioners.
At a May 29 1911 special meeting all stockholders voted unanimously to dissolve The Cross-8 Cattle Company of Greeley Colorado. The president and secretary will publish and file notice of dissolution as required. First published June 22 and last July 27 1911 in the Greeley Weekly Tribune.
Final settlement as executor for Deborah A. Reed deceased to be presented in Weld County Court Colorado on Monday August seventh 1911. Harry G. Reed sole surviving executor seeks approval and discharge with interested parties invited to object at Greeley Colorado. First publication July 6 1911. Last publication July 1911. Attorney R. G. Strong.
Samantha M. Wadlin executrix of John M. G. Wadlin deceased will appear August 11 in the County Court of Colorado to file and seek approval of final settlement. Objections may be heard at Greeley location during July term. First publication noted in Greeley Tribune in 1911 with last publication August.
Final settlement of the estate of George L. Shepard to be heard August 14 1911 in Weld County Colorado with Administratrix Louise E Shepard presenting accounts and seeking discharge. Court to hear objections and determine heirship per petition by Louise E Shepard widow and heir at law Ruby S McClare named as daughter and sole HEIR. Dated Greeley Colorado July 11 1911 Nixon & Nixon Attorneys for Estate.
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