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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1911

Page

6

Eaton Wins The Individuals In Eighth Grade Meet

Normal High boys dominated the Eighth grade field meet at Normal Saturday afternoon, scoring 52 points to Fort Lupton and Eaton each with 18. McCarthy of Eaton led individuals with 16 points, while Carter and Kiest of Normal contributed 11 and 10 respectively. Events honors went to Normal and Eaton athletes in hurdles, runs, throws, and jumps with spirit praised and judges' decisions accepted.

Normal Weld County Fort Lupton Eaton McCarthy Aust Greeley Delta West Kersey Carter Kiest Morgison McCarty Ray Burge Lupton

Measles Cough Relief Admired by Mother in Little Rock

Mrs. O B Palmer of Little Rock Arkansas says her son recovered from measles with Foley's Honey and Tar Compound after a severe cough kept him from sleeping. She adds the remedy cures croup and whooping cough and warns against substitutes. Clark Faulkner Drug Co. sells the genuine yellow package.

O. B. Palmer Little Rock Ark Foley Clark & Faulkner Drug Co

Methodist Brotherhood Endorses Half Holiday for Greeley Clerks

At a large meeting in Greeley the Methodist Brotherhood approved a half holiday for clerks and business employees. A committee will coordinate with business groups to implement the policy, another to plan a Fourth of July celebration, and seven new members joined the order after ritualistic services. A men’s Bible class in the Sunday school has grown rapidly and seeks better quarters. Refreshments followed the sessions.

Methodist Brotherhood Greeley Mrge

Clarks Visit Relatives in Greeley This Sunday

Mr and Mrs Horace G Clark of Denver spent Sunday in Greeley with relatives during a family visit.

Horace G. Clark Denver Greeley

Weevil Watch Urged As Alfalfa Pest Spreads West

The U S department of agriculture warns irrigated west farmers to watch for the alfalfa weevil. Discovered in Utah in 1904, the pest has potential to infest western fields and devastate profits. A pamphlet No 137 explains the beetle, its lifecycle, and control ideas including railway rights of way clearance.

United States Department of Agriculture West United States Utah Salt Lake City Salt Lake Europe Asia Africa Bureau of Entomology Bulletin Wyoming Idaho Montana Nevada Colorado California Department of Secretary of Agriculture

Alleged Pair Tearfully Protest Abandoning Baby

Mr and Mrs J E Stone of Pueblo now held in Pueblo county jail charged with abandoning their five week old infant. They say the baby was left in good hands in Pueblo and that they planned to send for it once settled at the Packer ranch south of LaSalle. The couple, aged 20 and 17, married last September and recently moved with the child from Pueblo to the ranch.

J. E. Stone Pueblo Fields McMillan Pueblo County Sheriff's Office Ace Stone Packer Ranch LaSalle

Do You Have the Right Kind of Help Foley Kidney Pills

Foley Kidney Pills promise the right kind of help to neutralize and remove poisons causing backache headaches nervousness and other kidney and bladder ailments. Sold by Clark and Faulkner Drug Co.

Foley Clark & Faulkner Drug Lo

Accident Rumor Exaggerated In Greeley Report

A telephone message claimed Dr Wood and wife were seriously injured in an auto crash beyond Loveland canon. The actual incident involved a broken axle with no injuries. Passengers included Dr and Mrs Wood Mr and Mrs A J Condon Arthur Condon and others who later continued to the Forks hotel.

Wood Greeley Exle Fork’'s Hotel

Re-Seed Your Alfalfa With Second Grade Seed

This notice offers second grade alfalfa seed previously 1.0 per pound now 10 cents per pound. Seed contains no sweet clover or harmful weed seed and may pay farmers to examine before buying. The Farmer's Merc. Co, 702 Fifth Street.

Farmer's Merc. CO Fifth Street

Miss Josephine Knowles Visits Greeley Friends

Miss Josephine Knowles of Denver is spending two weeks visiting friends in Greeley.

Josephine Knowles Denver Greeley

Gill High School bonds win approval for new building

Gill May 16 The election Monday approved bonds for a new high school building by a 28 to 7 vote totaling 5500. The Gill Decker Improvement Co donated a $1800 block for the project. Construction will start promptly and finish before the fall term. A petition to move the Lincoln district’s larger schoolhouse was posted, while the smaller Lincoln move was deferred pending the new building outcome.

Gill Gill & Decker Improvement Company Lincoln

Death of W LaVerne Pollock After Long Illness

W LaVerne Pollock died Sunday at his parents home after a long tuberculosis illness. Born in Springville Iowa he moved to Greeley at age five and attended local high school. He would have turned twenty soon. Survived by his parents two sisters Helen and Fern and brother Harold.

W. LaVerne Pollock R. E B. Pollock LaVerne Springville Iowa Greeley Helen Fern Harold

Long-Serving Workers Echo Across Continents

The Tribune cites a United States relative who served 44 years with one employer, noting such tenure is common in England where Charles J. Yardley’s father worked for 59 years and a local friend aged out at 77 years, ending as an errand man for his original firm.

the Tribune Louis Forsdahl United States Charles J. Yardley England

Is First State Insurance Commissioner Telis Conditions

The readable text indicates a report about First State Insurance Commissioner Telis and stated conditions. It outlines actions or statements attributed to Telis and references regulatory or policy matters involving the insurance department.

Telis

Colorado Insurance Report Highlights Fraternal Strengthening and New Companies

The twenty ninth annual report by W. L. Clayton, Colorado commissioner of insurance, shows 231 active companies including 128 fire and 36 life firms. Thirteen new fire firms and seven new life firms joined. nine were withdrawn. Premiums totaled near ten million dollars, up half a million from the prior year, with fraternal groups now under the same regulation scope as others.

Life Fidelity and Casualty New Life General Assembly Inediance Department Colorado

Curtis & Son's in Denver Offers Diamonds for Weddings

D. A. Curtis is in Denver today buying new goods and plans to return tomorrow with diamonds priced for commencem ent or wedding presents. Visit Curtis & Son's store to see them while they last.

D. A. Curtis Denver Curtis & Son

Mrs Lottermoser Heads to Osgood From Denver

Mrs J Lottermoser of Denver traveled through Greeley en route to Osgood where Mr Lottermoser oversees ranch construction. The family plans to live on the ranch this summer.

Interest in Tennis Greeley Women Form Clubs

Interest in tennis grows in Greeley as about forty women form three clubs. They plan early morning practice, a spring tournament, and expect more clubs to join from nearby areas. The Country Club, Hobson Court, and National at John B. Davis home host practice and matches.

Greeley Gregley Country Tennis Cly Cig Hobson Ewing John 8. Davis

Sper Spent Sunday in Denver

Mr and Mrs Aubrey Sper spent Sunday in Denver visiting friends and sightseeing around the city.

Aubrey Sper Denver

Runaway Horse Wrecks Bruising Charles Hill at Game

Charles Hill suffered a bad bruise after his horse bolted in high wind during a baseball game. The animal broke a line, threw Hill from the saddle, and fled as spectators watched.

Charles Hill Hill

Greeley sales girls praised for courtesy in city stores

Two visiting ladies judged Greeley stores on politeness, courtesy, neatness, and helpfulness. They toured nearly every shop noting uniformly courteous counter girls and well presented displays. No prize trip or Europe trip involved, just praise for hometown friendliness.

Greeley Europe Samsaye

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