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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1907
Page
6
A 1902 1903 1904 reference hints at a period when a newspaper features a large subscription list. The item signals growing readership and financial footing for the paper as it moves through those years.
The Tribune editorial notes public discussion sparked by a lighting issue and advocates weighing municipal versus corporate control. It discusses potential plans for city independence from big providers, including purchasing poles and wires and generating power, to secure cheaper rates and avoid future rate hikes.
The financial mood in New York remains cautious with banks continuing to use certified checks and clearing house certificates instead of unlimited cash payments. Officials say the situation is improving and expect banks to have ample cash for business soon.
The public adapts to using checks in place of cash as business resumes normally. Analysts say the securities market has lost water value, reducing crash risk and promoting legitimate commerce. The shift may lower prices gradually, easing strain on earners while some folks miss the sermon due to church crowding.
The piece argues theater companies should use clearing house certificates at box offices to move funds to New York. With cash draining from town as companies ship currency by express, the system would force drafts for transfers, leveraging Greenville banks to back drafts in New York.
A local minister announced at Sunday service that ladies should remove hats during sermons, a rule likely to win broad church approval. The writer notes hats may stay on not to display fashion but to avoid awkward arrangements without mirrors.
Father Casey adds Rev. Edgar W. Cook PD D of Philadelphia to aid in two Sunday services. Cook, a noted speaker and former seminary professor in the Philippines, will preach at 11 o clock high mass next Sunday and join ongoing lectures and sermons through fall and winter.
Rev John Doane announced at last Sunday’s service that starting next Sunday women should remove their hats during the sermon to allow all to see the speaker. The request stems from men lacking sight of the pulpit due to hats and is being adopted by many churches nationwide. Other Greeley churches are expected to follow.
Phulbia wife of Rev Robert Ward a Methodist missionary in Bombay conference spoke Sunday evening on Indian missions and customs. She came to the United States two years ago with her husband and will soon return to India after state conventions. A 253 contribution was raised for the Thoburn hospital to be built in India. Mrs Ward paused in transit to Butte Mont for a missionary convention.
J Urquhart of Zephyr Ontario recounts a lingering winter cold and a dry harsh cough. He says a small bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured him and promotes it as the best he has used. Sold by all druggists. Kirk's Jap Rose soap marketed as transparent and clear. Available from druggists and grocers.
Loveland defeated Greeley 6 to 0 after a strong second half surge. Greeley showed grit despite heavy odds and faces Cheyenne next Saturday. The game featured a delayed Loveland pass and solid Greeley punting, with Loveland gaining most on line plays. Lineups listed for both teams.
A. J. Goodwin of 1421 Eighth Street Greeley Colorado testifies to relief from kidney and bladder troubles after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. He notes prior cold and poor health, purchased at Reynolds Drug Co, and urges others to try the remedy. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents. Remember the name Dean.
H. C. Schade drew a sectional map detailing ownership of every farm parcel in the northern Weld and Larimer counties. The map covers land north of Eaton and pairs with the Badger map to show irrigation ditches and reservoirs in the region.
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