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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1910
Page
4
The Greeley Tribune lists subscription rates and office details. Manager H Wolfe provides contact via Greeley Colorado office at 22 Beventh Street with monthly and yearly rates.
The editorial blasting party leadership argues that campaign pledges bind politicians like contracts and urges accountability for both Colorado Democrats and Republicans. It condemns tariff increases and centralization, predicts an extra session to address pledged relief, and cites Gov. Shafroth and Gov. Thomas as benchmarks for redeeming commitments.
A Republican paper argues Governor Shafroth merely does his duty and should not receive thanks. It lauds his fiscally prudent leadership, adherence to statutes, and exposure of state office abuses alongside Auditor Kenehan, urging the nation to see more officials like him.
Commander Julius A Pratt of Post 143 TIL G A R Kewanee NL writes he suffered backache and kidney pains before using Foley Kidney Pills. After two months he is free from backache and bladder misery and recommends the pills to friends. Sold by all druggists.
Mr and Mrs D K Wyatt came down from Ault in their auto on Sunday. Mr and Mrs L E Wyatt accompanied them home.
Mrs J Vance of LaSalle and Mrs B Cline also of LaSalle visited Greeley. Several others from LaSalle Masters Evans Lucerne Denver and Eaton traveled for visits or to attend events.
A solemn dedication ritual is performed by the Catholic Church as part of its sacred services. Priests lead the ceremony, with emphasis on reverence, tradition, and community participation within the church.
Right Rev. Bishop N. C. Matz of Denver led the dedication of St. Peter's Church in the city. Clergy from across Colorado attended the ceremony praising the structure as among the finest in northern Colorado and the state for artistic finish and detail. Notables included Rev. J. F. McDonough master of ceremonies and assistants from St. Thomas seminary St. John's Denver Fort Collins Longmont Sacred Heart.
Bishop Matz delivered a morning sermon and Father O'Ryan spoke at St. Leo's Denver evening service. He urged education as civilization’s core, linking Christian foundations to societal virtue, lamenting secular currents and praising Catholic leaders and the Greeley church cornerstone act.
Mrs. H. E. Meyers and her baby returned Friday from Denver where they had been visiting Mrs. Meyers' mother.
Mrs Otis Rogers of Windsor traveled through Greeley on Friday while en route home from Pueblo where she had been visiting friends.
J. A. Erickson has begun erecting a new residence on Twelfth avenue between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets, signaling ongoing development in the area.
Ernest Dickerman was brought to his home Friday from Greeley hospital where he recently underwent an operation. He is reported to be recovering nicely.
Mrs Lynn Thompson left Friday for her Gordon Nebraska home after a week's visit with Miss Eula Hopkins. Mrs Thompson will be remembered as Miss Hazel Stevens.
Miss Elmo O Law county superintendent of Sedgwick county visited her sister Miss Bess Law who attends Normal and returned home in Julesburg on Friday after a brief stay.
Mrs. A B Craig entertained nine guests including several from Eaton for a Wednesday dinner in honor of her sister Mrs. Frank Gerritt. A delicious menu and a pleasant social evening followed.
Mrs A E Swanson of Fort Collins passed through Greeley today en route to Minden Nebraska to visit relatives. Her husband recently moved to Greeley where he works in a laundry. After the visit she will return to Greeley.
In honor of the birthdays of H. A. Russell A. B. DeVoe and Miss Satia Darling today Mrs. Russell hosted a social evening at their home 1329 Ninth street A cafetaria style supper was served with guests selecting from the menu Twenty five people attended and enjoyed a pleasant gathering afterward
Miss Iola Williams of Portland Oregon visited the Greeley lodge of the Women of Woodcraft on Friday as the special organizer for the order. The un announced appearance prompted no formal entertainment but she delivered an excellent address on the work of the order.
Epworth League members gathered at the church for the monthly business session and social with 150 youths in attendance. Officers elected include Dr. Ella Mead president, Albert Tuck first vice, Jessie Thompson second vice, Laura Cameron third vice, Edna Welsh fourth vice, Harold Wasterday secretary, Trudy Cameron treasurer, Robert Candlin and Alice Gibson assistants, Carrie Huge organist.
In Kersey on May 9 Kersey defeated Eaton 2 to 6 with Heinie Siegel standout on the mound. Batteries were Siegel Adams for Kersey and Kistler Foster for Eaton. Next Sunday Greeley second team visits, then Kersey meets Greeley first at Greeley.
A touch of rheumatism or neuralgia eases with Chamberlain's Liniment. First application provides relief and the complaint is cured rapidly. Sold by all dealers.
Miss Henrietta Reed of the Evans school captured the $20 top prize in the county oratorical contest held Saturday evening at the Congregational church. Elizabeth Cooper of Windsor took the $10 second prize with The Heart of Old Hickory, and Elsie Hill of Kersey earned $5 for Epaminondas.
Advertises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to relieve sour stomach sweeten breath and improve appetite by stimulating gastric juice flow. Sold by all dealers.
At a Sterling Investment Co board meeting, plans for a Plenium ventilation system were announced. A vent beneath each chair will carry air to a basement washer to stabilize temperatures, cooling with ice in summer. The stage will be heated to eliminate drafts. Construction contracts target eight months and a project cost around 120000 to 125000 dollars.
The firm intends to own its electric lighting plant at the theatre site. Lights cost 4 cents per kilowatt hour versus 12 with the lighting company. The design includes 250 lights outside the theatre, seating for 1,200, eleven exits, and rapid vacating capacity in three minutes. The stage will be large and westward, ready for any play. The adjacent hotel will have 60 rooms with 16 private baths and public baths, plus stores on the first floor.
A long standing household remedy Foley's Honey and Tar is marketed as a safe non opioid solution for throat chest and lung ailments. It is sold by all druggists and touted as suitable for a wide range of respiratory issues.
London May 7 Edward VII died last night following pneumonia after bronchitis at Balmoral. The Prince of Wales becomes King George V and will take oath before the Privy Council at 2 this afternoon. Crowds and flags mourn as the nation notes the swift decline of the monarch after a brief reign marked by the South African War peace and political upheaval.
Health ad emphasizes Foley Kidney Remedy for early signs of kidney irregularity. Urges prompt use to avert serious lines and promotes sale by all druggists.
W. Jones, owner of the Lupton jewelry store in Fort Lupton for four years, has sold his interests to G. J F. McMullin. Jones and his family will move to a ranch near Littleton to start a chicken raising venture.
Severance officials advertise for a doctor after a month without a physician in town. An opening exists now, with locals eager for medical services.
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