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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1912
Page
5
Voters in many precincts faced long counts and tense waits as results trickled in. Officials warned of late tallies while crowds awaited confirmation of leading candidates amid a mood of cautious optimism and fatigue.
Advertorial urging careful medicine use for children cautions against harsh laxatives. It promotes Rexall Orderlies as the safest remedy, guaranteed with money-back if unsatisfactory, sold in three sizes at Gilbert Bros Rexall Stores in Greeley Par Place Opera House Block and Sterling Building.
Evans resident Mrs C E Houston spent Thursday in Greeley. Richard Kelly from Denver visits his sister Mrs D 3B Wyatt. S Oppenheimer family heads to Denver for a new home. Emma Atwell of Laramie visits daughter Mrs F J Peyton. Mrs Thomas Pettigrew of Briggsdale en route to Denver. Susan Purvis from Johnstown visits Mrs Robert L Orr. M A Cahill goes to Denver for weeks with daughter Mrs E J Stevens. Millie Edmonds of Fort Collins visits Miss Margaret Statler for Philips-Shaffer nuptials. Mrs P M Caldwell and Mrs Fannie Zibbell of Iowa City leave Denver for Big Springs Neb to view land. Mrs Case of Timnath runs a store. M McAninch visits Wichita then plans to move. William McDaniels and Cals Carpenter in Denver for auto show. McDaniels buys a seven passenger Abbott-Detroit car and hopes to bring it home if roads open.
Saturday Co R Clark returns from Chicago. Mr and Mrs B F Johnson ill with grip. Ada Brush visits Denver for a few days. Mrs Louise Kohler stays in Greeley. Burrell Reynolds returns from Denver. Cp R McArthur attends Denver auto show. Ethel and Lora Wright spend two days in Boulder. Charles Chandler and L E Rissler travel to the northwest. E G Young returns from an unspecified trip.
Residents and guests mingle across Greeley as Mood and Dan Rogers conduct business, Spencer returns from Denver visit, and several locals travel to Denver and California for events. Hospital operations progress well. Nell Bennett visits. Nellie Nesbit returns home. Haynes heads to Buffalo to fetch body. Phillips finishes KU studies after glee club tour and attends Helen Philips wedding in town.
A stream of residents and visitors connect Denver Loveland Greeley Eaton and Fort Morgan as the region sees weekend trips and short stays. Names include K. K. Thompson J Bender Kate Ross Ella McQuisten Kirsten Wilder and many others with travels to Denver Trinidad Texas California Polo Missouri and Texas business ties noted.
A Rexall Medicine advertisement claims indigestion relief with a full money back guarantee. It promises free supply to any user and urges trials at Gilbert Bros stores in the Opera House Block and nearby building locations. Three sizes 25c 60c and 1.00 available.
A fragmentary OCR line mentions Stor Park Stet and Vigo sizes, with unclear context and names partly garbled. The readable bits hint at a local park or event listing but lack concrete details or dates to confirm the exact nature of the item.
Doan's Kidney Pills praised by Mrs. Edward Bryan of Greeley Colorado after relief from a severe kidney ache in 1906. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Fifty cent price. Other local notices mention visits and health events including Mrs James Howgate, Mrs Ira Reed, and Bright's disease recovery of a station agent.
A parade of local residents and visitors spent Monday in Greeley and surrounding towns. Notables include H E English from Denver on business, Miss Clara Putnam of Orchard visiting Greeley, and Judge C A Bennett of Boulder on legal business.
Mrs. C D Golze assists in entertaining. Paul Neske and four children travel from Greeley to Topeka via Timnath and Belleview. Jennie Harper returns from four and a half months east. George Briggs buys Bee Hive stock in Greeley to move to LaSalle. Dr Avell and family visit from Columbus Kansas after wintering in California. Mrs. Doty, en route from Washington to Salt Lake City, revisits Greeley. Walter Hasack and Ethel to Superior for Blanche Wright and Mark Van Orman wedding March 20.
The election completing the work begun at the first meeting of Greeley Assembly No 461 United Artisans was held Friday evening in M B A hall. Officers were installed including Master artisan J O Johnson and secretary Mrs Mary C Wilson with a large class initiated. Dr G C Eshelman supreme medical director of Denver presided as installing officer.
The funeral for Arthur E. Aspenwall late cashier of the Union Pacific freight depot was held yesterday at the Methodist church. Rev. Chase preached a brief service, with music by Mrs. Ina Beaman and the Methodist quartet. Fellow Union Pacific employees and friends sent floral offerings. the family thanks readers for tributes and sympathy during their sorrow.
The Temple quartet concert planned for the Methodist church tomorrow evening is postponed to the latter part of April due to inclement weather. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gains trust and sales from its cures of coughs colds and croup. available through all dealers. Information on Costilla Estates in San Luis valley promises ten years to develop. write Costilla Estates Development Company Bennett Building Colorado Springs Colorado for pamphlet.
A Greeley store promotes a new wallpaper line for 1912 featuring modest conservative colors, imported and domestic guaranteed non fading papers, and a focus on medium priced options. Sample books from factories allow quick procurement. twenty full sized books and original rolls available.
Public stenographer and notary public Henry Candlin announces readiness to handle reporting, typewriting, mimeographing, and notarial work from Private office for dictation. Offers typewriters, ribbons, and carbons for sale or rent at Suite 25 First National Bank block. Phone Weld 535.
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