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12 May 1909
Page 6
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1909
Page
6
The notice shows prices for different terms: one month at 20 cents, one year at 2 dollars, and another year at 3 dollars. It presents tiered options and total costs for readers considering longer commitments.
An old city council raised mayor and aldermen pay from $2 to $4 per regular meeting. The new council faces midnight sessions and heavy duties as it settles in. The writer praises capable members, notes some were pressured into service, and suggests citizens act as individual committees to ease workload.
The text describes petty interruptions during council meetings that clog sessions and burden officials with unnecessary labor. It portrays how such small issues create extra workload for city governance.
Mayor Houston signs emancipating proclamation ending town dog terror and freeing the dogs. The piece notes few dogs killed, wounds healing, and urges closure of the incident as the town moves on with a calm, lighthearted tone.
The piece argues doctors, though subject to graft suspicions, deserve praise for integrity. It notes some urban predators exploit patients but commends physicians for high character, insisting medical work offers temptations yet honesty prevails. It cautions about real and imaginary ills driving graft opportunities.
The piece highlights doctors extending free or very low fee care to pauper families, noting a standout case where a physician provided about $500 in services over months. It emphasizes ongoing charitable care with little possibility of remuneration and mentions many similar cases.
A severe Wednesday windstorm hit Greeley with strong gusts that overturned a house on wheels near the sugar factory and toppled a swing at Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Lester’s home on Seventh Street. Lester was pinned in the swing before neighbors freed him. He remained stiff and lame but unharmed overall and received local congratulations.
Mrs Minnie Steinhaus suffered a severe tumble from a buggy while driving with her husband four miles east of Greeley. She was briefly unconscious with bruises and possible skull injury but later regained consciousness at home. a doctor found no serious injuries beyond shock. The Steinhauses, prominent German farmers with seven children, were en route to town when their cow halted the rig.
Aurelia Boyd became the bride of Archibald Cameron in a quiet Thursday ceremony at the Boyd home. Rev. John Doane officiated at 11 o clock with twenty five relatives and intimate friends in attendance.
An advert urges readers to relieve rheumatism with Chamberlain's Saline Siniment claiming nine of ten cases are muscular and respond quickly to its vigorous use. It promises quick relief and notes the product is sold by all druggists.
Notice to stockholders says The Lucerne Hall company holds its annual meeting on May 22, 1909 at 9 p m at the hall to transact business. Secretary K Gerry signs the notice.
A burglar attempted to enter Dr. J. H. Shane's Windsor home early Thursday, aiming at a kitchen window. Shane fired a revolver, the intruder fled, and Shane may recognize him. Police suspect the same thief earlier stole J. W. Thompson's $40 watch and chain, a professional pickpocketing act carried out nearby.
O E Frink of the Silver State Packing company buys 5000 cherry trees and allocates them to Fort Lupton ranches for early care. If successful, a new cherry canning season will join tomato and peas as Weld county crops. Start of large scale cherry growing signals potential profitability.
Miss Anna Graham, soon to wed Dickson Smillie, inspires a string of parties in Omto o Town. Friday night Miss Isa Wilson hosted a crowd at her ranch home and Miss Anita Doherty led an afternoon kimono party for the bride-to-be with teachers in attendance.
Sanford heads to Texas to buy cattle. Mesdames Sanford and Warner visited Greeley last week. Empire reservoir will be bank full this week and water will be turned elsewhere.
The cold wave last week caused significant damage with ice over two inches thick. Telephone managers Get tens and Sheldon visited for several days and secured many new contracts for telephones.
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