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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1908

Page

2

Weld County probate notice of Elizabeth Richards will

The Weld County Court in Colorado issues notice that Elizabeth Richards estate will is being proved. Heirs and executors are named as Carrie Richards Roy and William T Richards, with Lou Richards and Philippe Richards as possible guardians and trustees. The court requires appearances by April 7, 1908 at the Seeley courthouse to contest or confirm the will.

State of Colorado of Weld Sta Colorado Il Ce Bards Richards Yigienne i M. Richards Carole EB. Rich Addison Richards Elizabeth Richa Sours Torro Carrie Richards Pi Philips Greeley Coloradoc Coete Solorado Carrie Beeards Roy 8 Sere William T. Richards Kansas City Patrie Richards Poillipe Wilwith Meres Bonery Cole Court Cound Court Seeley County of Weld Anne Gierk

Decline of Profanity as Refinement Advances

The text argues that profanity diminishes with cultural growth, as expressive need fades and language becomes more precise. It notes that swearing marks a crude civilization and declines with education, though early training and individual factors create exceptions. Harper's references support the trend.

The Last Araucanian King Antonius Aurelius

Antonius Aurelius, a self styled king of the Araucanian Indians in South America, rose to brief fame in the 1850s as a European founder of a native royal court. He traveled to Europe to establish titles, then reigned until Chilean government forces dissolved his court. He later died in poverty in Marseilles, having emigrated from France and Germany where he used the name Herr von Tonneins.

Antonius Aurelius Araucania Aurelius Herr von Tonneins Marseilles South America von Tonneins

Missouri man sues railway over hound killed on track

A Missouri man sues a railway company for damages after his hound was killed on the tracks. The company argues the dog trespassed while pursuing a rabbit on the right of way, claims the rabbit belonged to the defendant, and alleges the dog was not valuable and could have avoided trains. The defendant seeks discharge after answering.

Missouri

Snails Compared To Speed Of Light In A Tall Tale

A father explains that even fast things like trains and comets are slow compared to light. The son fires back with a quip about a ten dollar bill breaking and moving quickly. The exchange shows a humorous dialogue on speed limits.

Woman's rights pledge sparks marital clash in century talk

Mrs Ferme declares that by century's end women will gain rights she fights for. Her husband Ferme, unmoved, questions the claim as the exchange ends with his indifference and fading conversation. The dialogue hints at evolving gender roles.

If a Magic Wand Let All follow Their Dream Jobs

A professor muses on a world where everyone could pursue their true calling. He cites a broker who longs for the sea, a seafarer who wants farming, a writer who seeks settlement work, and his own wanderlust. The piece weighs whether imagined careers bring happiness or disillusionment.

Tom Harry New York Press

Vast Ocean Volumes Put In Surprising Scale

An article presents colossal ocean measurements. It states Pacific covers 68 million square miles and would require a one by one by one mile tank daily for 440 years to store its contents. Atlantic about 30 million square miles with water weighing 325 quintillion tons. Other oceans follow similar startling proportions.

Pacific Atlantic Indian Ocean Arctic Antarctic Niagara

Pinned Down: A Subtle Exchange About Suitors

In a restrained dialogue a man hints at many marriage offers for a beautiful woman while she deftly redirects him. She pins him to reveal his true aim and questions whether his interest targets her or another girl.

Chouse Seymour Returns to Cork After Othello Slip

Irish actor Seymour nicknamed Chouse, born of an unlucky stumble in Othello, made a famous break in Cork. A year later the city placarded chalked praise "Chouse has come again" as he performed. The gallery cheered with Deuced good, Chouse. The Moor on stage даже rose, mocked the observer, and challenged him to step down.

Seymour Chouse Cork

Why did you strike Elsie with the apple joke

An indignant mother asks her son why he hit Elsie and the child replies with a humorous tale. Dick explains he was aging at Adam and Eve and accused Elsie of tempting him with the apple, but she ate it herself.

Elsie Mamma

Windsors social notes and moves among residents

Mrs John Pritchard visited Greeley on business Saturday and Wallace Laybourn traveled from Eaton, returning Sunday. Several residents, including Adam Hahn, Wm Jones, A S Aldrich, F E Bowman, Miss Josephine Cummings, and Miss Buhoup, were in or moved to Greeley Fort Collins Windsor and Bowman addition. The Transcontinental Trio performed the fifth lecture in the M K church course to a delighted audience.

John Pritchard Greeley Adam Hahn Wm. Jones Denver Wallace Laybourn Eaton A. S. Aldrich Josephine Cummings Buhoup Fort Collins T. G. Lewis Bowman Joe O'Hara Phillip Bartz George Pollard Pollard Harding M. Kk

Highland Lake Notes and Local Farm Movements

The ice has melted on Highland lake as J H Jones plans to farm the Giboo property he bought before leaving the country. Miss Carroll Brown visited Bethead relatives last week while F P Woodley shipped four cattle cars to Chicago. Sunday school practice was held at P True’s for the coming session. Farmers began spring plowing and grain drilling, noting very dry ground. Highland Lake Reservoir plans a new head gate and flume across the wagon road plus significant dyke work.

Giboo J. H. Jones Miss Carro L Brown F. P. Woodley Chicago Mr. Giboo Highland Lake Reservoir Company

Local Happenings in Gilcrest and Nearby Areas

Mr Koebler sold a fine span of colts to Edwin Davis on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Wolfe sold their house and lot to Mrs S Mapes. Miss Maude Hubbard of Lamar and Miss Ella Robertson of Big Bend visited Mrs Frank Mapes. Clarence Warden bought Mrs Tom Wardens property in Gilcrest and she plans to move to Oregon. Mr and Mrs Bancroft of Mexico returned Saturday with sons Harry and Glen, who will farm near Gilcrest this season.

Koebler Edwin Davis Mrs. Wolfe S. Mapes Maude Hubbard Lamar Ella Robertson Big Bend Frank Mapes Clarence Warden Tom Warden Gilcrest Oregon Mrs. Bancroft Mexico Harry Glen

Local Notes on Moves and Visits Across Towns

Mrs Dockman receives sister from Erie while Johnsons relocate to Gerry house Omar Ward family moves into Collins brick house Clem Duvall visits Fort Collins at George Duvall John Moody home west of Greeley hosts N J Houston and family Barber Gillette and kin move to Pierce to open a barber shop

Mrs. Dockman Erie Guy Johnson Gerry Omar Ward Collins Clem Duvall Fort Collins George Duvall N. J. Houston John Moody Greeley Barber Gillette Pierce

Employment Bureau Seeks Town and Country Help

Farmers and City employment Bureau at 720 Main Street offers first class help. J. W. Peterson, known Christmas tree man of Green Bay, will assist. Call or write.

Farmers and City Employment Bureau Main Street J. W. Peterson Gree Jey

Free tonic and poultry book offer at city scales

An advertisement offers a free Conkey's Lay ing Tonic and a valuable poultry book to customers who present the notice to T C Williams at the city scales location.

Conkey T. C. Williams City Scales

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tockover Greeley, Colorado Peas F. Quinn, M.D Oasins Stables Notary Public Sanborn & Houston Eighth Street Robert H. Bird M.R.C.V.S Greeley, Cole van Sickle’s Livery R. &. Pollock Bille Bros Th Ave Colo Greeley National Greeley, Colo Greeley National Bank Otice Will Harper's Vaved Chouse” Seymour Windsor F. FE. Bowman Nevada Highland Lake Cilcrest Lucerne Employment Bureau R. L. Hall 7Th St R. Patterson & Sons Seventh St 9Th Ave L. J. Card All Grocers Jaques Mfg. Co Thorell’s Shoe Store W. Allen Pres J. B. Phillips, W. Pres A. J. Allen Sec The Weld County Abstract and Investment Co Weld County Ninth Avenue Union National Bank W.H. Parr E. J. Decker J. B. McCutcheon W. A. Farr B. F. Johnson Alfred Leaver B. F. Johnson F. E. Gill EB. R. Thayer H. A. Russell, August Anderson
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