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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1911
Page
6
An ambassador from an Amish sect will visit a local colony in Weld County to share information about the group. The visit aims to explain beliefs and practices to colony members and nearby residents.
C Neuswanger leaves for central Illinois to advocate Weld county as the best site for New Amish settlers. He knows the people and sees strong bid potential as thousands in Illinois seek new communities with churches and schools. He hopes to persuade colonists to relocate to the Greeley area for truck farming opportunity.
Many elderly people found in Foley's Kidney Remedy a quick and permanent benefit from kidney and bladder ailments. Isaac N. Regan, farmer of Missouri, says it effected a complete cure in his case and he wants others to know. Sold by Clark & Faulkner Drug Co.
Woodmen of the World officers in Greeley receive new jewels as rewards for growth in northern Colorado. A fall campaign boosted membership to a record level as Deputy Head Consul Hoover from Denver witnessed 20 candidates initiated last Friday night followed by an address and refreshments.
Frank W. Headler died at his home after a long tuberculosis illness. He came to Kersey with his parents two years ago seeking relief from the climate. his wife died a year earlier of the same disease. Survived by his parents and a four year old son. Body taken to Afton, Iowa, for burial beside his wife.
Carloads of laborers are leaving Denver for the Denver Reservoir Irrigation company's system. By month’s end, 1000 to 1500 men will be employed on Standley Lake dam and related projects. Work includes enlarging the Burlington railroad grade at Barry Lake and locating additional tasks for the year. The reorganization is expected to aid financing for similar projects.
Advice for curing a lingering cold with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Claims quick relief and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
A Washington ruling ends watered butter with a 16 percent moisture cap effective May 1. Denver and Colorado creameries must comply or face fines and imprisonment. Officials report some dealers previously added 16 to 18 percent moisture, while experts say 14 percent is regulatable.
A straight Republican ticket is prepared and filed in Greeley with a platform calling for enforcement of city ordinances, no street franchise without city compensation, voter approval for franchises, zero franchise filing costs, and fiscal restraint. It names Mayher, Hotchkiss, Pleak, Hall, Martin, March, Bullock, and Goodrich among others amid alderman and clerk contests.
George B. Bell of Fort Wayne Indiana a former Nickle Plate conductor warns of severe kidney and back pain after twenty years in railroading. He credits Foley’s Kidney Pills with major improvement after first bottle and complete cure after four bottles. Sold by Clark and Faulkner Drug Co.
Purcell Land company closes a major Weld county realty deal selling the 160 acre Jerome Cook farm near Gill to C B and John Sherman of Wisconsin for 25000. The buyers plan a model farm with an expert in charge and crop trials. a second sale in the Greeley Poudre district to W H Arnold closed. the buyer bought on reputation without inspection.
Weld County Auto Co. gears up for the spring rush promising expert service. They have secured Jimmy Allen of Denver and Joe Baltz of Chicago to oversee repairs when cars enter the shop. Allen, known for work at top Denver shops and on Apperson at Cheyenne and Denver Speedway races, joins Horace Miles at the Weld County shop to greet customers and assess their needs.
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