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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1912

Page

7

Evans Saloon Regulation Ticket Pledges Quiet Hours

March 18 meeting in Evans Town Hall endorsed a Citizens ticket led by Thomas Miles John Henry Behrens and Thomas Tregoning as secretary. The platform requires saloons to close at 1 AM, prohibit pools billiards cards and lunch trade, limit licenses to two saloons, and set an annual tax of 7000 dollars. Mayor Balfour praised nonpartisan stance while noting the platform aims to curb licentiousness ahead of April 2 elections.

Balfour Thomas Miles John Henry Behrens Trust Citizens High Lion Party Evans Thomas Tregoning Mutch Hyans Platte

Colorado Campaign On March 18 Plan Revealed

Miss Winona secretary of the Y. P. B. of J. arrived in LaSalle for a conference with Miss Esther Ellis of T. U. and with Mrs. Lena Beattie at the home of Mrs. Battie. They will host a conference with Mrs. Rose Davieson W. C. T. U. organizer and Miss Jewell in support of the Brado Campaign promoting young women’s work.

Winona Retary LaSalle History Esther Ellis T. U Lena Strict Lot Irs Battie Rose Davieson Rganizer Beattie Firss Ellis and Miss Jewell Brado Campagn

New Grandfather Postmaster Welcomes Baby Boy

Postmaster R. reports becoming a grandfather again after a visit yesterday bringing a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Pence. The child’s name may be decided by the mother, while the grandfather remains a key figure. Mrs. Jee, from Idaho, is at the inlaw home. the elder child is year old. Pneumonia preceded the infant’s illness, and G. Collins, Postmaster of N. J., battled a severe cough, finding relief with Foley's Honey and Tonic.

Tribune Hom Citi Court House Uts Kickers Camp Char Hogarty San Diego

Hello Dad Were Married Eaton Girl Weds In Denver

Eaton March 18. Hazel Baldridge 17 from Denver telephoned her father Walter Baldridge that she was married to Bud Farr 19. The couple eloped to Denver while both sets of parents approved the match but asked them to wait longer.

Arthur E Aspenwall dies. Union Pacific cashier in Greeley

Arthur E Aspenwall years old and a resident of 712 Eleventh street died Sunday of tuberculosis at his home. He had been local cashier for the Union Pacific Freight Depot in Greeley since moving from Janesville Wisconsin five years ago. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2:30 PM from the Methodist church. He leaves a wife and three children Herbert 17 Lloyd 11 and Mildred 6 seven brothers and five sisters and his widowed mother in Wisconsin. Burial at Linn Grove cemetery.

Arthur E. Aspenwall Eleventh Street Union Pacific Aspenwall Greeley Janesville Wis Union Pacific Railroad Company Methodist Church Herbert Lloyd Mildred Wisconsin Linn Grove Cemetery

State Teachers College High Jinks Auction Spurs Lively Bids

At the State Teachers College an annual High Jinks event featured a forenoon auction of stress packages from the Art club. Parcels included Irish stories and assorted lunch boxes. purchasers bid generously, with several boxes bought to share suppers. Miss Mercedes Phelan won judges’ prize for the best Irish story read during the supper period.

Lub State Teachers’ College J. C. Kendel Marshall Panco Elmer Turner Mercedes Phelan Ernesti Art Club Ele

Roman Holiday Lecture At Sterling Draws Crowd

A large Sterling audience enjoyed Father Thomas Malone’s illustrated Rome lecture at St. Peter’s church despite trains snowed in. The program featured a concert with Mrs. Petrikin and others, describing Rome, St. Peter’s, the Vatican, and daily life of Pope Pius X. A note on future events mentions a Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid play “A Perplexing Situation” set for March 16.

Sterling St. Peter's Church Father Malone LaSalle J. M. B. Petrikin C. Be, Southard St. Peter's Cathedral Vatican Pope Pius X Milliken Ladies’ Aid Society The Presbyterian Church

Pea Acreage Contract Boosts Local Canning Plans

In Ault on March 1 a district drive has 290 acres contracted to Greeley canning for peas despite bad weather. With roads opening, farmers expect more signups next week, aiming for about 500 acres. The Ault Commercial Club partners with the company to solicit across the district as farmers respond favorably. I. A. E. Beardsley returned Saturday from Denver after a ten day visit.

Ault Greeley Canning Factory Ault Commercial Club Canning Company

Roosevelt movement flurry in Weld county sparks talk of fraud

The latest Weld county scene shows tensions between progressives and the standpat machine. Allegations swirl about funding and manipulation surrounding Roosevelt supporters, with officials denying a united front and critics calling the charges part of a broader, inner-circle campaign.

Weld County Roosevelt Carlson Rom Weld

New Hostelry Open At Ault March 16 Celebration

Hotel De Vitt in Ault held a grand opening with George A. Fowler as proprietor nearly full as guests arrived. The St Patrick themed decor included Erin colors. An Eaton orchestra played while 30 couples danced past midnight and an oyster supper followed. Nearby Platteville voters caucused March 18 and named a municipal slate headed by Mayor Andrew Lang with J C Otteson Ernest Callis and Frank Coykendahl as trustees.

Hotel de Vitt George A. Fowler St. Patrick Eaton Taxpayers Name Platteville Taxyers’ Party Andrew Lang Ayor J. C. Otteson Ernest Callis Frank Coykendahl Truses

Satiricus on oiling city streets and prudent public works

Satiricus argues for cautious progress on oiling streets, urges temporary rest from nonstop projects, and weighs risks of tax limits. He references the courthouse vote, a possible bridge disaster, and the need for good roads, clean alleys, and cement paving while considering crop and weather impacts.

LaSalle Bridge Eleventh Avenue

Treatment at Home For Rabies Bite Child In Weld County

Windsor reports the first Weld county case where Pasteur treatment for a dog bite will be given at the patient's home. EmilyAus tin, 11, daughter of D B Austin near Windsor, was bitten, dog later showing rabies signs. Dr L E Bartz will obtain serum from Pasteur Institute Philadelphia to treat her daily at home. dog observed by D F Knapp at Fort Collins.

Windsor Weld County Pasteur Emily D. B. Austin L. E. Bartz Pasteur Institute Philadelphia D. F. Knapp Fort Collins

Cooney Travers Taken to Pueblo Sanitarium

Cooney Travers, son of an Indian chief and former cowboy and government scout, has been suffering hallucinations for weeks. He was taken to Pueblo Sunday to become a patient at Work's sanitarium after lingering fears of enemies and money theft. Mrs Ada Greenwold of Philadelphia visited Greeley Saturday with J L Brush to explore business prospects.

Cooney Travers Pueblo Cooney Wyoming Salt Lake City Greeley Jesse Gale Greeley Hospital Ada Greenwold Philadelphia J. L. Brush Mrs. Greenwold Brush

Don’t Neglect a Child s Cough Foley’s Honey and Tar

The Child s Welfare movement seeks attention as mothers naturally support remedies. Foley s Honey and Tar Compound is promoted as a valuable aid for coughs and colds that can lead to croup or pneumonia. It contains no opiates or narcotics and is marketed as a medicine, with Gilbert Bros. listed at three stores in Park Place, Opera House Block, and Sterling Building.

Foley Gilbert Bros Park Place Opera House Blk Sterling Bldg C. A. Glossner Ontario St N. Y Sterling Building

Colt Injures Man Near Eaton

Eaton March 18 Joan Ellison living on a farm three miles east of Eaton was badly hurt when a one year old colt kicked him Saturday afternoon breaking two bones in his right leg The fractured bones protruded through the flesh Ellison entered the barn to tend his horses when the colt suddenly turned and struck him He escaped the animal and was taken to his home for treatment.

Eaton Joan el ·Lison

Fort Lupton Fire Destroys Local Mercantile Building

A March 17 blaze in Fort Lupton caused about 40009 in property loss and threatened the entire business area. Firemen under J McKissick fought three hose lines as wind fed flames from the St John Mercantile basement to nearby structures. The two story pressed brick building 52 by 135 feet valued at 110000. insured losses include St John Mercantile 15000 with 11000 insurance Cheeley and McKissick 3000 with 800 insurance A C G Johnson grocer 6000, Company I National Guard 4000 equipment Jake Mills water damage 500 and nearby bank damages from water. First major fire in the county in years.

Fort Lupton St. John Mercantile Company Cheeley and McKissick A. C G. Johnson Company I National Guard Jake Mills State Bank T. C. Winbourn C. H. Sells

Sheep Train In Big Storm Near Omaha

W A Miner of Greeley Colorado arrives in South Omaha with four cars of lambs reporting a severe western storm. He recalls an order to unload blocked by snow filled shelters, but extra engines enabled the train to pass through within the time limit.

W. A. Miner Greeley Colo South Omaha Journal Stockman

Greeley Company Secures Major Concrete Contract

The Engineers Construction company of Greeley wins the concrete contract for Conrad Land and Water at Valeri Montana. Work lasts one year with I I Stukey and Claud H Clark overseeing from Valeri. Greeley roster includes E E Baker H M Thompson Claud H Clark I I Stukey John R Wortham and C C Washington.

Engineers Construction Company of Greeley Conrad Land and Water Company Valeri Mont I. I. Stalkey Claud H. Clark E. E. Baker H. M. Thompson I. I. Stukey John R. Wortham C. C. Washington

Northern Colorado Teachers Association Meet in Boulder

Superintendent Carter reports on the annual Northern Colorado Teachers Association meeting held in Boulder Friday and Saturday. The event, second only to the Denver state meeting, covered reading and math instruction, language, geography, music, manual training, cooking, and the school’s role in society. Lectures by Drs Baker Snyder and Lory highlighted standards for successful teaching and teacher development.

Tribune the Tribune Colorado Northern C. G. Manning Lafayette Boulder E. D. Webb Greeley Cc. E. Carter

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Ntmaster Atippe G. Collins N. J Muse Gil M. Gray of Kersey H. *F. Bedford I. A. E. Beardsley Denys Pitviy N Sportes Iwren Progressives and Seas Dpaltters Wiens Satiricus West Big Storm Greeley Company Carter
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