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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1904
Page
4
The Greeley Tribune informs subscribers that they may discontinue at any time by notifying publishers and to settle any outstanding weekly charges. Rates shown for local notices and play advertising, with 10 cents per line for cards of thanks and resolutions of respect.
The Greeley & Northern Railway & Utility company has been formed and surveys are underway for an electric railway to connect northern Colorado farms with Greeley. Grading may start within weeks with substantial preliminary investments already made. The plan promises benefits to farmers within four miles, boosting land values in proportion to gains.
A warning against self diagnosis urges calling a physician for pneumonia. It notes pneumonia often follows a cold or grip and that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy may ward off such attacks and is used by doctors with strong results. A Sanders Alabama druggist endorses six years of use and favorable outcomes.
A Denver railway agent quotes a round trip fare of $41.10 for travel to San Antonio on the Colorado & Southern line. The note invites planning additional southern resort trips or a Gulf of Mexico voyage, signed by T. E. Fisher, General Passenger Agent, Denver Colorado.
Notice states the county examination for teachers certificates will be held at the court house in Greeley beginning Thursday March 17 and continuing through the next day with sessions at 9 a m and 2 p m. Also mentions a Colorado bar examination and advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and a 100 dollar promise.
An old newspaper notice promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a promise to cure a cold in a day and a money refund if unsuccessful. EH. W. Grove’s signature appears on each box and the price is twenty five cents.
A push for a local Y M C A gains traction with city ministers and businessmen. Robert Steele offers to donate funds for a building, though rentals may suffice. Securing a capable secretary is challenged while donors expect self sustaining support with memberships from sons twelve and up and nearby farmers.
A Denver bricklayer shares three years of relief from back and side pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He urges others to try the remedy bought at local druggists, with Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents and a 50 cent price.
A survey of legendary and documented cases where hearts were buried or kept apart from bodies. From Richard the Lion Hearted to John Baliol, Napoleon, Byron, and the Greeks at Mesolonghi, stories recount heart caskets, shrines, and dramatic fates.
Offer for a warm climate and lower altitude by the Colorado and Southern railway with low round trip rates to seaside resort points in the south southeast and along the Mexican gulf. Also available are combination rail and water trips. Write for details. T. E. Fisher.
Mrs B W Evans of Chearwater Kansas says her husband suffered three months with cough and doctors diagnosed consumption. After using Ballard’s Horehound Syrup six years ago they kept a bottle and found it cures coughs and colds better than any other remedy. Available 25 50 and 1 dollar at all druggists.
John C Degman of Kinsman III testifies that Ballards Snow Liniment eases his rheumatic pains after years of suffering In the note dated March 24 1902 he mentions the price of 25 cents and 50 cents for the product and its availability in stores
Describes Dakotah, Delaware, Iroquois, and Mexican beliefs honoring the sun and moon. Notes Teotihuacan near the capital with pyramids of the sun and moon and Inca temple chapels at Cuzco, including a moon deity image on a vast silver plate.
A Marseilles letter signed An Indignant Republican censured a French novelist’s work as immoral and called for his imprisonment. Investigations revealed the author and the signer were the same person, yet the tactic succeeded in drawing attention to the book.
Senator Hoar recounts Edward Everett’s theatre like work habits during a Concord celebration in 1850. Everett paused to address Amos Baker and Jonathan Harrington, veterans of the Revolution, then urged them to stand and then sit, leaving one veteran puzzled by the gesture.
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