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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1911
Page
7
In a spirited Greeley school election a single candidate, John T. Clough, faced a late bid by Mrs. J. H. Woolf. The contest produced an unusually large turnout for the era, ending with Clough elected by a comfortable margin as supporters of Woolf threatened a challenge but ultimately did not materialize.
A promotional note touts Rexall Orderlies as a safe remedy for constipation and bowel disorders in the elderly and those with weak constitutions. It promises stimulation without griping or diarrhea, priced at 25c and 10c, sold only at The Rexall Store The Gilbert Drug Stores with a personal guarantee that it costs nothing if claims fail.
Lon Russell was elected treasurer for three years and J B Harrison secretary for two years at the Lincoln school meeting in Gill. A fifteen mill levy passed 70 to nine. The small Lincoln school will move to the southeast corner. the large school stays put. Alden and Doke retire from the board. Bond vote for a new Gill school set for May 15.
An 19th century advertisement touts Herbine as a powerful liver stimulant to cure dizziness vertigo and other symptoms of a torpid liver. It promises quick relief after one or two doses and notes a price of 50 cents sold by Carson W. Gilbert.
Will Propst traveled from Merino to visit his parents in Greeley on Saturday and Sunday as he continues schooling in Fort Collins.
At a Monday school election the Delta district voted 43 against and 30 for adopting a model rural school run by the Normal faculty. Efforts included Normal supervision and teacher selection input, with seniors invited to observe. Secretary G A Reid was elected for three years. An adjacent note promotes Chamberlain s Liniment for rheumatism.
J Alden Loring describes Africa's varied bird life from long tailed dancing birds to duetting shrikes and weaver colonies. The lecture with Roosevelt at the Christian church on Tuesday May 9 benefits the Greeley Boy Scouts with a 4 pm matinee for students.
Denver specialist Dr. K C Sapero will be at the Camfield hotel on Thursday May 11 Friday May 12 and Saturday May 13 offering free consultation and examination for children seeking eye ear nose and throat care.
The Manzanola Sun contests the Boulder Herald claim that O. H. Wangelin has the longest continuous editorial service in Colorado. It asserts J. A. Murphy of the Las Animas Leader predated Wangelin by two or three years.
Ault May 4 The note of labor scarcity among farmers leads to a census of stork visits as the bird supposedly left four boys in local homes last week. Families named include Perry Rolly of Nunn and parents C W Nelson H Joyce Laird and Chandler of Nunn with new sons.
A new water law clears the legislature and moves to the governor for signature. The Carpenter irrigation bill advances with approval from lawmakers and awaits the executive decision.
The Carpenter reservoir bill advances to the governor, repealing current irrigation laws and granting reservoir and power companies broad, near unlimited rights. Farmers face potential loss of direct irrigation at most times, with opponents predicting constitutional challenges and widespread hardship in irrigated districts. House votes against the measure totaled a long list of named members.
The supreme court on Monday abolished the dual rule in Denver City and County, ruling the consolidation legal under Article XX. One set of officers will perform both city and county duties, ousting many county-ticket officers. Justices Bailey Hill White Musser Garrignes joined, while Chief Justice Campbell and Justice Gabbert dissented.
Emmett G. Smith leaves for Bellefontaine, Ohio to visit relatives and will return to Greeley not remaining with the telephone company.
Mrs. Ling and her children were saved from a fatal wreck when a blind horse bolted into a fence, overturning their buggy in front of the Watts home. Tom Watts and his son freed Mrs. Ling who was pinned under the wheel. all suffered only bruises.
Barbed wire cuts and ragged wounds heal quickly with Ballard's Snow Liniment which is marketed as healing and antiseptic. Priced at 26¢ for a small bottle and $1.00 for a larger bottle, sold by Careon W. Gilbert.
John Ballinger R A Johnson and M Barringer three young men under 25 were fined in the police court for drunkenness and cruelty to a dumb animal is likely to be charged later. They hired a rig and rode to Milliken and back in an intoxicated state. The horse suffered as they sped from Milliken to Greeley and through Evans, refusing to stop. Police Magistrate Hatch gave fatherly advice and fines, warning them to stay out of the court.
Dr K C Sapero, noted Denver eye ear nose and throat specialist, will visit the Camfield hotel Thursday May 11, Friday May 12, and Saturday May 13 for free consultation and examination of patients seeking care from an expert in ENT fields.
The funeral of Lee McCullough aged 18 son of William McCullough was held at the Methodist church today. It was conducted by the Windsor militia and the Methodist brotherhood of which he was a member.
W. G. Burchsted Morgan County treasurer died suddenly at his Fort Morgan home from peritonitis. He was 62, serving his second term as county treasurer.
Lucerne May 2 Farmers’ union members vote to order binding twine in carload lots to cut costs from 11 to 6.95 per hundred pounds. Lucerne Eaton and Severance farmers use 40 000 pounds a season and join with other unions. An eight member committee will collect orders and report at the Baton unions meeting next Saturday evening.
At a large meeting in Eaton on Saturday night the Woodmen of the World lodge initiated 117 candidates under leaders TI Boak and W Benson of Denver. Local membership rises to 255, the largest single-class initiation in northern Colorado, including three ministers.
For soreness of the muscles whether from violent exercise or injury Chamberlains Liniment is excellent. This liniment is also highly esteemed for relief in cases of rheumatism. Sold by all dealers.
Ad listing poultry for sale with unclear location and contact details. Mentions pigua route reeley and ring esees, unclear seller name or exact price.
Dr. C B Dyde hosted a stag dinner at his home at 1115 Sixth Street. Fourteen guests attended including Dr. R F Graham Dr F E Stockover Dr W F Church Dr N W Belrose Eaton Dr W F Spaulding Kersey and others with Mrs Dyde and assistants serving a sumptuous meal.
Edward T. Briges of Gresley Colorado files application No 9636 to lease lands described as SW 14 Section 16 Township BN Range GoW Weld County Colorado Public notice states no other lease applications will be considered after May 18 1911 B L Jefferson Register of the State Board of Land Commissioners first publication in Greeley Tribune April 27 1911 and May 18 1911
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