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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1905
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a medical product or remedy named tabules and a reference to Sosaly Ylsenverh with vague remarks about a prescription for mankind and a year’s supply of coal or coalalsims, lacking clear facts or events.
Advertisement proclaims a cash only grocery in Greeley offering discount prices on canned goods and staples. It pledges exact weights, highest prices paid for eggs and butter, a 5 percent cash discount on coupon books, and a free lamp or coffee with $5 purchase during a Mar 31 promotion.
Professor Hilton summarizes seven forms of rest in disease from London Lancet: mental rest bodily rest combination rest sleep organic rest local rest dietetic rest and medicinal rest. He notes applying these rest principles in each disease case can bring relief and halt diseased action.
Venice suffers in summer from humidity and sirocco that dulls minds and clothes. The city pleases painters and fruit lovers with vibrant colors and abundance, but hot nights and relentless mosquitoes disrupt sleep and daily life.
A Baltimore society man and his wife vacationing in Atlantic City cannot read a menu because glasses are left in the room. He asks the waiter to read it for a dollar, but the waiter quips that he has not had much education.
Laura-Alice Flitter is described as a restful friend who talks freely. The speaker notes she never has to think about what to say when with her.
A brief prose fragment contrasts noisy actions with steady, quiet work yielding results. The piece notes Bray and Bluster grab notice while Quiet and Quick quietly gain tangible rewards such as persimmons. The tone resembles a concise, traditional newspaper aphorism.
Mr. McDougal went to Denver on business. Mrs. Duval and Miss Bessie Duval visited Ault. Max Meeker returned from Missouri to spend summer in the spud country. James Pike from Hot Springs, Arkansas, is here on business for George M. Wilson, his brother in law, who owns the townsite of Lucerne.
Ninety one cars of spuds were taken out of Ault last week. Mrs. R. L. Pence moved home from Fort Collins last Saturday. Charles Snow returned from Denver with Mrs. Snow who has been in the hospital for two months. J. A. Stapleton, away on the Pacific coast for a year, surprised his family by a one day visit. L. R. Pulliam of Cheyenne rents the old McGlenn bank building to open a confectionery and cigar store with books and magazines.
Antelope Park A W May and wife spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs 8 Titmus Jame Wilson and family of Colum bine have moved into this community Mr and Mrs Reed from near Greeley spent Sunday with Frank Pfaff and family Miss Isa Wilson of Eaton visited friends here The horse races and bucking contest at Else Austin's track last Sunday favored Big Jim Rev Harlow of Windsor organized a Sunday school here with preaching at the school house Sundays at 2 p.m Next Sunday officers to be elected.
Rev Macy to lead service next Sunday at 3 o clock. Local references include visiting relatives from Timnath and Denver visitors over the weekend. School attendance in March shows several students never absent or tardy amid brief Sunday school talks highlighting quarterly lessons by listed students.
Nickel Plate Road advertises through vestibuled sleeping cars between Chicago and major eastern cities. Dining on the American Club Plan ranges 35 to 1.00, with mid day luncheon 50c. Trains No 2 No 4 and No 6 offer continental routes, lowest rates, and contact details for booking through agents.
The Colorado and Southern Railway plans a ticket sale to Denver with return options on Thursday April 6 and Saturday April 8, good for the next day at one fare rate.
The Trinity Lutheran Church invites worshippers to preachings on April 2 at 10 45 a m in English and 2 30 p m in German led by Pastor M Manteuffel at corner 16th Street and Seventh Avenue.
Christian Science services next Sunday morning will explore the reality of sin disease and death. Services begin at 11 o'clock at Chapel 802 Ninth Street.
Morning worship at 10 45 with The Successful Church and evening service at 730 titled The Excepts of Christ. A cordial welcome to all not worshiping elsewhere. Orville A Petty is the pastor.
Rev R J Hunter will deliver a sermon on Municipal Elections Morals at First Presbyterian on Sabbath evening next. Mrs Stevens national president of the W C T U and Miss Anna Gordon plan a reception at Twenty third Avenue Presbyterian in Denver on April 5 inviting Greeley W C T U members.
Mrs. F. O. Meeker formerly of Greeley and Fort Morgan died in a Denver hospital about a week ago. She was at one time a teacher in the Greeley schools.
Isaac Erickson of Evans and Union Pacific section boss died at his home last Monday. He will be buried at 2 o clock tomorrow afternoon from the Swedish Mission church in Greeley. Rev. Crook of Evans and Rev. A C Leafgreen will conduct the services.
Mrs Lola M Stonehocker wife of John Stonehocker died in Denver last Sunday from influenza. The funeral was held from the United Presbyterian church Tuesday afternoon with Rev O A Petty officiating. She was 31 and daughter of Mr and Mrs William McCall and sister of Mrs H D Sipperly.
Union Pacific sells one fare round trip tickets to Denver for April 6 for English Grand Opera company performance at Broadway Theatre. Tickets valid through April 7 with Thursday matinee Tannhauser and Thursday Tosca. J C Ferguson, General Agent, 941 17th Street Denver.
A 1902 testimonial from John C. Degnan of Kinsman Illinois states Bal ard's Snow Liniment relieved rheumatism. The ad lists prices 25c 50c and 1 dollar and notes sale by J F Fezer.
Transportation promotion touts the Colorado and Southern as the short line to Colorado Springs Pueblo Cripple Creek and Texas with superior service. It emphasizes fast trains and punctual arrivals for travelers.
The article notes the carrier not only serves the Short Line but provides superior service to additional destinations, emphasizing expanded reach and improved passenger experience.
A consignment of white Nebraska seed oats was received by M D Spencer's, expanding its grain supply.
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