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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1909
Page
5
J W Crone matters and ads note life insurance and school books at Craigs. Local rustics travel to Denver Seattle Windsor Salt Lake City and Portland. visits by Mrs Reid and daughter from Evans. Mrs Button from Fort Collins en route to Salt Lake City. Greeley, Windsor, Trinidad, and Queen City residents are mentioned.
A local note column records a motorcycle giveaway at Lester's. It lists residents and visitors passing through Greeley on Sunday and Monday including R B Burton Colorado Springs, Miss Clara Blake Eaton, Miss Florence Barney Fort Collins Greeley, T G Cullison Fort Collins Twin Falls Idaho, William Hendrickson Windsor Caldwell Idaho, Miss Dal Jones Denver visiting Mrs Reynolds, and Mrs P G Bolander with daughter Jennie leaving for Sweden. Also mentions choir plans for a sacred concert at Kersey and various trips to Seattle Denver Windsor Eaton Johnstown and Seattle. A ten horsepower gasoline engine with centrifugal pump is offered for sale at the office.
Rev J M Wylie of the Reformed Presbyterian church departed Thursday for Chicago as a delegate to the annual meeting of the Reformed Presbyterian Synod. The synod opens Tuesday. he will be away two weeks and church services will be suspended during his absence.
Local items describe Sunday visits and travels of S Simpson Moodie Van Aken Wilson Cartright Miller Elliott and others. Community events include a juvenile court talk by Judge Bradfield and Decoration day prayers. A newspaper notice warns of health urges Foley's Urine Laxative for spring cleansing.
The young people of the Swedish Lutheran church plan to lay cement walks around the church property. Thursday evening an ice cream social will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Johansson, with proceeds added to the sidewalk fund.
Ex-Judge Christian Bennett of Boulder appointed by Judge Garrigues to hear testimony and report a decree of priority for irrigation districts 1 and 2. The action covers Cache la Poudre and most of the South Platte basin, affecting ditches and storage reservoirs in multiple counties and numerous tributaries. The process aims to establish time and quantity priorities for farmers and corporations reliant on these waters.
J. K. Thompson arrived Thursday evening after visiting Denver for the Presbyterian association gathering.
Local bankers and commission men meet to back a Denver Laramie line with about 250000 dollars needed. They promise additional funds up to 20000 dollars if the road runs through Greeley to Severance, offering freight-charge advantages and timely completion to capture freight revenue.
The article extols Quaker Scotch Oats as a key to child strength and vigor. It urges mothers to feed their children oats daily, noting improvements in energy after using the regular and large family packages. It emphasizes oat consumption for breakfast and accessibility for distant shoppers.
Two members of the state pure food commission and other officials from Greeley inspected all area dairies. They assessed feed quality, stable conditions, cows, and milk houses but did not test animal health. Local action is needed for tuberculosis checks. a special council meeting may be called to discuss the milk supply.
Five new post offices have been established in Weld county this year Sligo Keota Herford and Prairie View announced yesterday Prairie View lies fourteen miles east of Nunn in Willow Creek school district 74 The fourth assistant postmaster general has written to BE H McClenahan to recommend a postmaster for Prairie View Weld county now has fifty one post offices within Colorado's fifty nine counties with total state count at seven hundred.
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