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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1910
Page
4
Greeley Tribune Co details subscription rates and contact notes. Meeke and manager H Wolfe listed with office at 722 Seventh St Greeley Colorado. TELEPHONE and office appear in text.
A Greeley citizen laments the slow progress of the town fire department and outdated equipment. The column recalls a recent minor blaze and a single hose line, urging timely delivery of better apparatus and a modern signal system to protect homes and mills.
Judge Lewis of the federal court ruled that Union Pacific forfeits a 400 foot right of way through Greeley due to not following the line set by the Denver Pacific Telegraph and Railroad Company. The decision emphasizes protection of homesteaders and other rights as established in the ruling.
The Union Pacific wins a decision that clears the 400 foot right of way into Greeley from Denver to Cheyenne. Boulder lines rest on other rails. Denver Laramie and Burlington plan into Greeley while the city avoids major railroad conflicts for now. The ruling followed Judge Lewis’s Washington visit and briefs from competing roads.
The ex-governor condemns Democratic lawmakers for breaking party pledges in 1908 and urges the next state convention to rebuke those false to their promises. He cites direct legislation, direct primary, headless ballot, and public utilities reforms as core platform aims.
The piece argues the Democratic party must renew its public service mission or lose power to those who have betrayed it. It calls for courage, resolution, and immediate renewal of ideals to meet the crisis.
A Denver auto freight line from Fort Lupton to Denver is expanding toward Platteville and possibly Greeley. Proponents claim autos move freight cheaper than rail, prompting praise from local merchants who faced high wagon costs and now see improved south county service with two daily Denver to Fort Lupton trips.
Nine of ten rheumatism cases stem from muscle strain due to cold or damp or chronic rheumatism and need no internal treatment. Relief comes from applying Chamberlain's Liniment freely. Users report quick relief and satisfaction. Sold by all dealers.
W. Ray Wescott Swift Packing chief auditor spends a year in Colorado seeking rest for health. He has leased five acres north of Gipson school, plans to raise chickens and garden, and will return April first after a visit to Chicago. While in Greeley he stayed with J. A. Perkins.
A historic notice promotes a home remedy using three ounces of Vasaline and two drams Chi Oil to anoint the chest and throat at the first sign of croup colds or pneumonia. It claims Japanese use for centuries and notes Chi Oil is imported but mixed in America and sold by druggists.
University of Colorado girls visiting Greeley from Boulder for spring vacation are hosted by Mr and Mrs George Robie. Forty Delta Gamma members attended a decorative reception featuring a Millinery Tryout and daffodil and anemone arrangements.
Eye ear nose and throat specialist Dr Sa Pero of Denver will be in Greeley at the Camfield hotel Thursday Friday and Saturday April 7 8 and 9 offering free consultation and examination.
Ralph Kelley of the State University at Boulder is spending the vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Kelley.
An advertisement extols W L Douglas shoes as the lowest priced in the world with $3.20, $3.50, and $4.00 options. It claims excellent style and fit, long wear, and factory pride in Brockton Massachusetts, urging readers to compare quality and save money.
The Greeley Chautauqua association lists upcoming attractions for the season featuring many leading national figures. Dates remain undisclosed but acts will appear in the order announced.
The article notes G. Stanley Hall of Clark University among star attractions for the season. Hall, a renowned educator, will deliver a lecture that is highly anticipated and promises to draw wide interest.
The course begins July 4 with a former Missouri governor as lecturer. Speakers include Maquis and Wickerham of Chicago, Parsons of Portland, Meyer of New York, Miss Rausch of Agriculture College, Father O’Ryan of Denver, Mall of Clark University, Ramon Royers Lala Philippine author, plus Elias Day, Standard quartet, Chicago Operatic Company, Parland-Newell, Commercial Club double quartet, and Fortnightly chorus.
A medical note warns that pneumonia follows a cold and cautions against Foley's Honey and Tar, claiming it stops coughing heals lungs and expels the cold. The product is advertised as sold by all druggists.
Fred Zeigler reached Greeley from Lyons a few minutes after his brother Frank Zeigler died from valvular heart trouble. Frank, about 25, had been in Greeley and Eaton the past two years and suffered rheumatism before his death. Funeral plans likely set for 4 p.m. Tuesday in Greeley.
Kersey residents gave strong support for the Kersey baseball club with about $60 subscribed in a short Saturday afternoon. Plattsville send in challenges and the schedule will be set soon. Final lineup undecided awaiting the first practice game. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is advertised as aiding nature. Sold by dealers.
Marriage licenses have been granted to John Wright White of Gou rich Colorado and Mrs. Margaret Lee of Fort Morgan Colorado to T A Ireland of Severance and Goldy Wars of Auburn West Virginia and to Joseph Hall and Mae Law both of Severance.
An estimated $300 to $500 fire destroyed the barn of J. A. Enright at 1229 Fourth Street yesterday afternoon. Firemen could not save the building as flames took hold before the alarm, and the origin is listed as unknown.
The Commercial club plans a key meeting next Monday night with a regular banquet. Topics include by law changes and a new constitution for the county and Greeley. Secretary McCrery urges ticket sales by Saturday night to ensure large attendance.
Charles F. Tew and D A Camfield will address the club on the Greeley Poudre irrigation project, described as a major enterprise for the region. Creamery proposers will be invited to discuss their site at Seventh Avenue and Sixth Street, amid a petition seeking location changes toward the city limits.
Lincoln Illinois resident and world renowned rifle shooter Captain Bogardus discusses kidney and bladder troubles healed by Foley's Kidney Pills after three bottles. He reports relief from backache headaches and cloudy voiding and endorses the product to fellow sufferers.
Kersey March 28 inspectors and railroad men are noted as mysterious visitors in Weld County. Two men, described as Uncle Sam employees, stayed at the Oxford hotel without registering and are said to be probing land controversies linked to homesteads in the southeastern part of the county.
Shortly after his mother's death came that of three year old Doris Hatch of Fort Collins. Mrs. Hatch died of pneumonia three weeks earlier. A few days ago Doris fell ill with tonsillitis and died Sunday. She was the daughter of H. B. Hatch and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Jones of Greeley.
Advertises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as safe and reliable with praise from thousands of women restored to health. Claims gentle aid and curative properties. Sold by all dealers.
Secretary J F McCrery of the Greeley Commercial club travels to Cimarron New Mexico to oversee large scale potato planting on G H Webster's 87000 acre ranch. Three or four trips are planned this year. The high elevation and favorable conditions are cited as ideal for potatoes. A contract to ship seed from Carbondale has been drawn up and closed.
Eaton March 28 Mr and Mrs Harvey Somerville took their six year old daughter Kathleen to St Luke s hospital in Denver to undergo an operation for throat trouble Dr John Carlson accompanied the patient while she has been in poor health for some time
W M Crook a contractor faced two counts of cruelty to animals and was fined 35 dollars with costs on each charge He paid the fines in county court this morning confirming the verdicts.
Low rates to California Arizona New Mexico Mexico offered with one way colonist tickets on sale March 1 to April 15 from Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo. Fares listed to Bisbee Goldfield Tonopah Deming Silver City Chihuahua Guaymas Mexico City with through tourist sleepers to Los Angeles daily at 745 pm and berth charges 4.75. Also valid in chair cars and coaches without extra charge.
J L Brush traveled to Fort Collins this morning on a business trip to engage in professional meetings and discussions.
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