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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
5
State Auditor Ready Kenehan accepts invitation to deliver the chief address at Kersey's Fourth of July celebration. The veteran official, known for year round Fourth of July excitement, promises to energize the event with a rousing speech and patrols the audience with enthusiasm.
During chautauqua season the Denver Laramie Northwestern will offer a fare of a third to Greeley from all points on their line. Other railroads will be asked to match the rate, according to information received by the Commercial club secretary.
A. B. Smith reports thriving cauliflower on fifteen acres in Weld county proving garden truck can be raised locally. He moved to Greeley a year ago and, advised by Secretary McCreery of the Commercial club, started cauliflower farming with results beyond expectations.
Clark, Downey, Muth spent Sunday in the mountains above Fort Collins for a weekend excursion.
The council orders cleanup of Greeley alleys with official notices to follow from the authorities and enforcement by the city. Mayor George Houston leads the push, aiming for a neater appearance aligned with other cities. Civic pride is cited as the rationale for the action.
The mayor and council order police driven cleanup of alleys. Property owners must clear boxes and trash, leaving fireproof metal ash cans under three feet in the alley. The measure aims to improve safety despite hardship for some storekeepers.
Emp son canning factory begins operations today with June peas hauled in large quantities. Manager says pea quality is better than ever and production may surpass previous years. Countywide acreage is up and peas look good though total quantity is not yet determined. Rumor of a second canning plant in Greeley remains unsubstantiated.
A summer cold, if neglected, can develop into bronchitis or pneumonia. Do not neglect it. Take Foley's Honey and Tar promptly to loosen the cough, soothe inflamed air passages, and expel the cold from the system.
A. W. Lowry, who ran a railroad boarding car in LaSalle, reportedly fled Saturday night with his family after taking owed funds from about 150 in LaSalle and area merchants. Sheriff Florance notified. Lowry traveled to avoid repayment, having just received a railroad check.
Merchants in LaSalle report that Lowry and his family vanished Saturday night after they anticipated partial payment of accounts. The note describes a missing debtor and a sudden departure with no notice. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are advertised with a money back guarantee after two thirds of a bottle if directions are not followed.
Governor John Shafroth appointed D A Camfield a delegate to the Eighth National Irrigation Congress to meet in Pueblo from September 26 to 30. Camfield and L G Carpenter of Fort Collins were selected to represent northern Colorado, among a roster of other state appointees.
Springfield resident B F Kelley reports kidney and bladder distress a year ago improved after using Foley Kidney Pills. He states headaches subsided and bladder discomfort ended after a few weeks, with a return to normal function.
S A Forbess aged 74 died Saturday evening in Greeley hospital after a period of illness. Survived by several children and grandchildren, his wife died months ago. Body taken to his Longmont home for funeral services. Mrs Samuel Wilson of Greeley is a daughter.
Milliken sees the corner stone laid for a new First Presbyterian church after a ceremony that included prayers, readings, and music. A $400 debt on the old church was announced as cleared by a post-program collection. The present building was moved from Hillsboro, erected in 1901, with Rev. Harrison Clark as pastor.
Descriptive list of used cars offered by Auto Auction & Com Co. at 1638 Glenarm Denver with bargain prices and free descriptive listings.
June 20 report from Kersey notes Eaton boys dominating the game played yesterday. G Soloff and Adams formed the Kubs battery while Kessler and Lain pitched for Eaton with two regular Kubs players absent. Siegel filled in at shortstop for the Kubs.
Kersey reporters note a June 19 event at the Methodist church with Rev. S. G. Derey directing the children's day program.
Mr and Mrs C H Wadsworth depart Tuesday for Palmer Lake to spend two weeks in the hill retreat with plans for recreation and rest amid mountain air.
Greeley baseball team loses 9 to 1 and 8 to 5 to Trinidad in a two game set. Trinidad’s fast lineup challenges for state championship while Greeley’s offense struggles though field play stays solid. Manager Roy Collins remained behind due to his sister’s illness. Foley's Kidney Remedy is praised for children’s bed wetting and post measles scarlet fever use.
Mrs. Mary A Dunn died Sunday at five in the afternoon at her son C H Dunns home 1016 Fifteenth street. A Philadelphian by birth she moved with her husband and family to Iowa forty three years ago and came to Greeley a year ago to live with her son. She was nearly eighty eight and long active in church and the D A R. Survived by five children Co H Dunn of Greeley Dr J Elwood Dunn of Colorado Mrs W J Collar and Mrs S A Tisher of Denver and Mrs R B Vanderburg of Los Angeles Cal. Burial to be in Springville Iowa where husband and two sons lie.
Weekly trips depart along the Switzerland Trail of America to Ward or Eldora each Sunday for a ride priced at 3.50. The program offers set departures and returns for passengers seeking scenic mountain excursions.
Maud Claus a 14 year old who recently fled the Home of the Good Shepherd prompting a police search. Officials believe she may be in Denver while her family remains in the city. The item notes her earlier escapades and related juvenile cases.
Carl Sanborn son of Burton Sanborn married Gladys McGinnis last Saturday afternoon. The couple, wed by Rev. Mr. Kerr of the Unitarian Church, then traveled to Denver by automobile to spend several days before returning home.
A blaze started in Fred Griffiths' blacksmith shop in Fort Lupton yesterday morning and, if unchecked, could have wiped out a whole block. About 30 to 40 citizens organized a volunteer fire brigade and extinguished the fire before major damage occurred.
The Mohawk Condensed Milk Co of Rochester New York will build a condensed milk factory in Johnstown costing 10000 dollars. The plant will use milk from more than 1500 dairy cows and replicate the company’s eight other factory models. Gilbert Landell of the Fort Lupton plant chairs the project with local farmers aiding Windsor Milliken and Johnstown to secure facilities.
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