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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
8
The Denver Republican criticizes Dr M F Libby head of Colorado University philosophy for seeking cheap notoriety. The piece defends Libby praising his scholarly impact and rebukes editors who misquote him, urging readers to study his lectures before attacking a veteran educator.
Reflections on city life and the cyclic rhythms of day and night. The piece contrasts the bustle of dawn with the peaceful evening in Greeley, noting the charm of cooler evenings, the awakening of miseries and joys, and the brief enchanted interval between dawn and day.
City clubs discuss municipal defects and call for faster action on alleys cleaning and milk inspector appointment. They urge broader public debate to shape opinion and prompt authorities to act amid railroad frictions and franchise issues.
Denver March 19 United States land office investigates Riverside Land and Irrigation Company long advertised as Colorado’s largest fruit land enterprise The plan to irrigate desert acreage between Delta and Paonia faces scrutiny over potential fraud and financing needs Riverside offices operate from 1636 Champa Street Promoter C A Woody defends the inquiry amid Western slope rivalries and claims of opposition motives.
Eaton residents Eva Karr and Theo Gates visited Greeley while Norma Scott and Mabel Collins traveled to Denver. Fort Collins sisters Lottie and Maud Whitacre came to Greeley, and many others plus families planned trips to Denver, Kensosha Wisconsin, Crow Creek, and LaSalle. Incorporation papers filed by Milliken First Presbyterian Church.
Social notes list residents from Gilcrest, Fort Lupton, Platteville and Barnesville visiting Greeley. Mentions include Mrs. R T Allen, Mrs. Margaret Miller, Mr. and Mrs. J Kilpatrick, Miss Lottie Brage, Blanche Innes, Miss Margaret Nicholls returning from a six month trip, and others. Marriage license issued to Ray Harison and Ina Bowerman.
A vintage advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for throat irritation persistent cough and nighttime discomfort. It claims relief and notes availability through all dealers.
Mrs. George Dauth arrived to find the Yeaten family home in Chickasaw, Indian Territory, engulfed in flames about 4 o clock Sunday morning. Zeaten and his wife narrowly escaped, losing the elegant Yeaten mansion and paintings valued near 100000 dollars. Yeaten, a renowned artist, and his wife are well known in Greeley.
Mr and Mrs F N Hancock and Mr and Mrs J B McMahan along with Master Quigley returned to Denver Friday after a stay in Greeley. Archie Morison journeys to Palisade for ten days and plans to dispose of his peach orchard this spring. Morison’s son John has managed the fruit ranch for two years. Miss Marion Fezer returns home for a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs J F Fezer and sister Mrs Clarence Roberts. Mrs Roberts leaves for Hayburn Idaho next week after visiting. Jesse Williams and George Woodbury attend the agricultural college and visit home for spring vacation. Mrs B W Bonell returns from Denver where a child’s measles illness prompted her trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hasenflue wrap up a short Greeley stay before heading to Blissfield Michigan after spending winter in California. Mrs. Milner’s funeral is held at Kuner with burial at Linn Grove Cemetery, while relatives attend from Washington and M. court. Out of town guests include the Adams and Kight families from Greeley and Laffey relatives from Platteville Boulder and Denver.
A compilation of brief quips from various papers featuring President Taft on Maine raises, Roosevelt’s plan to draft a Texas history, a stance against foreign eggs, Rockefeller praised for counterbalancing Morgan, and a riff on counting chickens until cold storage.
Greeley mothers urged to treat early signs of kidney weakness in kids. Bed wetting may precede backache and fatigue. Doan's Kidney Pills recommended by Mrs. J. W. Coons of Greeley as effective. Sold by dealers, 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY, agents. Remember the name Doan's.
The Colorado rifle and revolver team's trophies from Camp Perry Ohio last September reached Greeley and are now prominently displayed in the window of D. R. McArthur hardware, among sporting goods.
Irene Whitman aged 3 fell from a buggy beside McCutcheon hardware store while riding with her grandmother. Though initially feared run over by a horse drawn carriage, medical examination found no serious injuries and the child recovered with little worse for the experience.
Notice is hereby given that Chas W Kitts of Johnstown Colo has made application No 7726 to lease lands in Weld County Colorado described as N W 4 Sec 16 Twp 4N R No other application will be considered after April 7 1910 8 S Jefferson Register State Board Land Commissioners.
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