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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
4
The reorganized Greeley band held its first public outdoor concert last Thursday evening in the park. The audience praised the band’s performance, noting it as perhaps the best in years and predicting a strong future under Prof. Miller with a month of rehearsals to come.
The Weld County Republican accuses C. R. Weber, then lessee of the Greeley Sun, of betrayal after nine months of association service, claiming he stole about 1,200 from fellow publishers when securing the county printing contract. The Republican invites further disclosures and documents.
A group of city officials toured Greeley park to inspect improvements and commented on not having spent time there. The observer, moved by the moment, resolved to remedy this neglect soon, noting the park offers health and mental benefits on hot days.
The article extols a half hour daily in the park under elms for workers and strangers alike. It praises the park as Greeley’s great asset, laments its small size, and envisions lakes flowers and perhaps a zoo. It urges professionals to take time daily for reflection outdoors.
Miss Josephine Knowles hosted a china shower Saturday morning for Blanche Andrews who wed Louis K. Wyatt yesterday. Friends from the Why Not club surprised the bride with a rose basket of china and a Seely's lake picnic. Anna Carter later hosted a linen shower with cobweb gift favors and linen pieces, served by Miss Carter and her sister Mary.
An 19th century ad asserts the average man should be his own doctor for minor ailments. It touts Chamberlain remedies including Colic Cholera Diarrhea Remedy Cough Remedy Pain Balm Stomach and Liver Tablets and Salve. Five bottles cost one dollar and are sold by all druggists.
Greeley defeated the Denver Fraternal Union team 13 to 7 at Island Grove yesterday in a free hitting, exciting contest. Brandy, Greeley’s first baseman, was the hero of the day.
A local woman suffering with tetter for years found relief after using one box of Chamberlain's Salve. The ad claims Chamberlain's medicines bring splendid satisfaction to the community and promotes sale by M. H. Rodney & Co. in Almond, Alabama.
A writer in the Jewelers' Circular notes that most cost marking systems are impracticable, unwieldy or easily solved. Early methods used ten letter words with unique letters to denote numerals, with some long standing examples still in use.
A cryptic note shows Washington strings and a secondary code phrase, revealing guarded contact data and unidentified sequence. The puzzle hints at alternate decipherability for customer access and security layers.
The passage discusses identifying a few of ten letters to represent numbers like 1 6 and a decimal point. It explains secret cost marks used by merchants and notes they appear in five out of ten cases with the method of fixing on likely letters.
An article from the New York Sun explains a proposed cost mark system using the initial digit 1 2 3 4 to alter the following numbers by doubling, adding, deducting a third, or deducting half. The aim is to hide cost as a simple tag No before the price, letting managers verify prices without showing them openly.
Daily work in Greeley shows public endorsement of Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs Mary Sneath testifies her daughter aged eleven recovered from kidney trouble and bladder control issues after using the pills. A second child improved similarly after Reynolds Drug Co. provided Doan's. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
An entertaining reminiscence describes a dinner at elder Henry James's home with lively young guests debating morals taste and literature. The scene features vigorous talk frequent gesturing and humorous curses about potatoes with lungs.
A celebrated writer recalls wagering his watch to a six year old, who pointed to the dad on the dial and called the "second hand" while the writer dismissed the boy and refused to own a secondhand watch.
The annual meeting of the Potato Growers’ Commission stockholders will be held at 700 Sixth street Greeley Colorado at 2 o clock p m on Saturday July 13 1907 for the election of trustees and other business. J G Graham President C F Mason Secretary Greeley Colorado June 13 1907.
advertise a laxative product claiming an agreeable effect and stomach cleansing with a 25 cent price. samples are free at all druggists. promotes preparation for the next day.
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