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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1909

Page

2

Fountain Spring of Youth Found Near Greeley

A Colorado report touts a local water well near Gill and Crow Creek as a rejuvenating tonic. Testimonials from Dr. King, a McArdle brother, and Mr. Gill claim dramatic health boosts after limited use. A sample was sent to Denver for chemical analysis.

Baden Baden Lourdes Greeley Gill C. R. Wood Crow Creek Camfield Dr. King Denver McArdle

Taft to Attend Colorado Insurance Convention

William L. Clayton announces President Taft will attend the annual convention of insurance commissioners in Colorado Springs on August 24 and 25 and deliver an address on August 23. Clayton, after a New York meeting with E. E. Rittenhouse, confirms the invitation and Taft’s planned western trip.

Taft William L. Clayton Insurance Commissioners Colorado Springs Clayton New York E. E. Rittenhouse the Provident Life Insurance Company of

Conservatory Graduation Trip To Denver And Recitals

Mrs J W Ramsey and daughter Adele travel to Denver for Deaver Conservatory of Music commencement events. Adele and Ruth Bennethy of Greeley graduate, Wilhelmina Mead earns a teacher's certificate, with a picnic at Elitehs Gardens and a recital in Denver set for June 29 and 30.

Greeley Tessa Grable Alex Mead

Boom Meesrs Begin Construction at Camfield TownSite

Condon and Thompson have received hotel and store plans for Camfield. Construction starts when tracks reach the site, with a hotel, store building and two warehouses planned. Crews will lay tracks on Pleasant Valley and Crow Creek lines to move grain by mid August.

Condon Thompson Camfield Pleasant Valley Crow Creek

Arrest for Rustling Hits McLean Brothers Again

Jim McLean, brother of Donald McLean arrested last week for cattle stealing, was held Saturday on the same charge. The McLeans own a ranch 22 miles east of Greeley and work cattle for various parties. A calf owned by Joe Lee was reportedly butchered last week at the McLean ranch. officers allege Jim restrained the calf while Donald killed it. The brothers, new arrivals from Scotland a few weeks ago, are out on bond.

Jim McLean Donald McLean McLeans Greeley Joe Lee McLean Ranch Jim Scotland

Satiricus Reflects On Building A House In Greeley

Satiricus explains plans for a single story country style house in Greeley This long letter details his lifelong roots in the area his view of city life and his preference for practical features over ornate mantels He notes his relative longevity in the current home his humor about being a local eccentric and his resolve to avoid modern showiness.

Satiricus

Railroads Plan 2000 Mile Right of Way Beautification

The Union Pacific and Southern Pacific railroads propose planting trees and grass along thousands of miles of right of way from Omaha to San Francisco and from Kansas City to Denver and Cheyenne. Alfalfa would be sown beside tracks to prevent washouts and help cover costs, with trees alternating pine and elm over the route. The 200 foot land grant on UP lines supports the project, viewed as a model for large systems.

Union Pacific Southern Pacific Omaha San Francisco Kansas City Denver Cheyenne Harriman

Cornerstone Laying for New Christian Church at Eighth and Fourteenth

The cornerstone for a new $25,000 Christian church was laid with Dr. William Bayard Craig of Denver as principal speaker. The ceremony included ministers A B Dubber and others. The box in the cornerstone held the charter, photos, charter members, papers, a Bible, and the day's program.

Wm. Bayard Craig Central Christian Church of Denver A. B. Dubber Eighth Avenue Fourteenth Street Craig America

Weld County Fair Premium List Due July First

The premium list for the Weld County Fair will be released on July 1. Outside of Denver or Pueblo a more exhaustive catalog has never been issued for any Colorado fair, spanning nearly 200 pages. Thousands of copies will be printed, with the Tribune’s plant racing to complete the issue in thirteen days.

America Greeley Colonel White the Tribune Knob Hill Weld County Denver Pueblo Colorado The Tribune

Rexall Hair Tonic Offers Money Back Test

Rexall 93 Hair Tonic promises to clean the scalp nourish hair roots cure dandruff and stimulate new growth. If not satisfied you may get your money back by asking. Two sizes priced 50 cents and 1.00 at Reynolds Drug Co The Rexall Store.

Rexall Reynolds Drug Co

Miss Nettle Leake Honored at Miscellaneous Shower

Miss Nettle Leake, soon to wed J. N. Lucas, was feted by friends at a Friday afternoon shower hosted by Miss Hattie Yardley. Guests gathered at the Yardley home, enjoyed music, and each attendee hemmed a tea towel for the bride elect. A silver linen and china collection was presented and refreshments were served.

Hattie Yardley Nettle Leake J. N. Lucas Miss Leake Yardley

Greeley Fourth Plans With Races At Island Grove Park

Greeley authorities push a July Fourth program at Island Grove Park featuring three horse races with a $50 purse each and hopes for more fairground events. The local baseball team may face Denver’s Tritch Hardware Co. at the track, with strong turnout anticipated from surrounding towns.

Greeley March Horn Denver Tritch Hardware Co Tritck Hardware Company Island Grove Park

Premature congratulations for Ault wedding betrothed couple

The Be dru m and Mrs Bostum claim a license for a wedding to be held in Ault. He is a widower with children and says he will “try her out” in the fields and test her housework. A Beet season delay may push the ceremony beyond June.

Kate Bostum Longmont Conrad Bedrum Ault Bedrum Fort Collins Greeley

Police Court News Notes on Six Street Walkers and Suspected Theft

Police court reports six street walkers jailed for degradation with one given twenty days for vagrancy and pending larceny trial. A private-housing robbery led to a rings theft admission. Two Lucerne men Jim Morton and George Harris faced charges after disturbances and drinking. A beggar held for likely fines.

Mabel Davis Lucerne Jim Morton George Harris

Churchill Rudisill Wedding Set in Kansas City

Attorney H E Churchill of Greeley and Mrs Jessie Houghton Rudisill of Kansas City wed Monday at 6 p m in Kansas City. Mrs Rudisill served in the Colorado state house in Denver and is known in Colorado Springs and Denver society circles. The couple will return to Greeley after a ten day eastern trip and be at home at the Camfield.

Kansas City H. E. Churchill Greeley Jessie Houghton Rudisill

Sunshine in Colorado Brighter Days Bring Big Year Ahead

A Denver Republican piece praises Colorado weather and a bountiful season ahead. It notes long daylight past the solstice, greener plains, bumper crops, and growing business optimism across the state, with Coloradans urged to stay hopeful.

Colorado Denver Republican

Will Replant Cabbage After Loss of Beet Crop

Rice and Green farmers Will Replant cabbage after losing beets. They plan to set about twenty acres with young plants bought in large quantities. Late cabbage along the river will be planted by week’s end as Gipson district work nears completion.

Windsor Gipson

Stork Visits LaGrange Family Bestows Newborn

A LaGrange household welcomed a baby boy named Robert born to Mrs. Kerlee as a birthday gift from the stork. The father and grandfather share the name Robert, honoring family ties from this June birth.

LaGrange R. Kerlee

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