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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
4
Brief note records the Greeley Tribune history dating to 1870 with founder N C Meeker and a historical price line. The fragmentary text cites 1 month 30c and 1 year 3 dollars as past rates and references FOSS B00.
A social at the Olin school promotes buying books and magazines for public use. Similar events have occurred in nearby areas with more to come. The piece urges wide public support and approval for library enrichment.
An article in a leading magazine touts building brain muscle by eating the right foods. Oatmeal ranks highest, with Quaker Scotch Oats praised for flavor cleanliness and purity and offered in regular packages and hermetically sealed tins for hot climates.
The piece lauds Greeley’s library funded by public subscription and praises rural Weld county schools for expanding libraries. It cites Harvards list via Emerson and other authors, argues for well stocked public libraries with classics, magazines, and lighter reading, and notes many small libraries have begun in six months, signaling cultural growth.
In a discussion of modern tastes in song the article notes the public good from small but well-equipped libraries. It argues these county libraries promote singing and drama and reflect broader cultural trends in books and entertainment.
A Greeley resident promotes Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney discomfort and back pain. The testimonial cites relief after short-term use and notes availability at Gilbert Drug Co. in Greeley. Foster Milburn Co. markets the remedy in the United States. Price 50 cents.
William and Mary Williams aged 6 and 4 were rushed to the Pasteur Institute in Chicago after being bitten by a dog owned by Ernest Zeiss near Fort Lupton. The mother, widow Mrs Ira Williams, received aid from the Fort Lupton Masons to cover expenses.
DeLye Byron and Richard Craig pleaded guilty to breaking into a Union Pacific foreman’s car and stealing clothing and other articles. Judge Garrigues sentenced Byron to one year to eighteen months in the penitentiary and Craig to a reformatory term.
Miss Lilie Sorenson and Miss Laura Sorenson hosted a party at the Lars Sorenson ranch home on Friday night in Peckham. About twenty five local youths attended with music games and refreshments. Edna Joyce visited Peckham Monday to see her sister Mrs Pearl Daie.
An old home remedy recommends combining three ounces of pure Vasaline with Chi Oil two drams in a tightly closed jar to anoint the chest and throat when croup or pneumonia is suspected. The Chi Oil is imported but mixed in America and available in sealed packages at druggists.
Lincoln Illinois resident and world famous rifle sharpshooter Capt Bogardus recounts kidney and bladder trouble. He credits Foley's Kidney Pills for relief after suffering backache headaches and cloudy voiding. He praises the remedy and says he is never bothered by kidney or bladder issues now.
D. M. DeCamp former cashier of the Kersey State bank left with his wife for Denver to establish residence and enter the life insurance business.
A Kuner Pickle Co representative will visit F. A. Gates harness store starting March 5 and then on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays to arrange 1910 crop contracts. Mrs. J R Moore hosted a Friday afternoon party at 1801 Eleventh Ave with carnation decor and whist prizes to Mrs. G F Smith and Mrs. Vernon McKelvey, followed by a three course repast for sixteen guests. Mrs. Mary Crane died Wednesday at her daughter’s home three miles southeast of Greeley. she was 59 and her husband died two years ago in Greeley.
A wanted party is sought to plow 180 acres of land located twelve miles east of Eaton. The notice appears in the Greeley Tribune and requests a reply addressed to G. care.
For rent an 80 acre farm half a mile from LaSalle under Union ditch with a new house and outbuildings. Only experienced irrigation farmers need apply. Address Charlies McKenney LaSalle Colorado.
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