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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1908
Page
9
Prices bound to Say shene with no lower risk, urging immediate visit. Promises lasting satisfaction and value, inviting readers to see offerings at Weld County Abstract and Invest.
Paton Colorado letters to the Tribune challenge a recent Greeley potato article. The writer argues most district shipments are handled by independent dealers, not the High Five trust, and urges fair, independent action over large combinations to preserve growers’ profits.
Local women’s groups consider abolishing small vaudeville houses over concerns of quality and moral influence on youth. They argue scenes or suggestions at times fail to uphold virtue, while officers can curb vulgarity only part time and managers face pressure from unscrupulous performers.
Dr D J Horton of Evans reports Mrs Henry Genther remains in bed and in serious condition following an alleged beating by J J Miller and J F Miller near LaSalle. A woman seen milking cows the morning of the incident was later identified as a replacement worker for the Genthers during the illness.
Guidance on treating minor burns with Cham berlain's Salve applied to a soft cloth. claims instant pain relief and healing without scarring for non severe injuries. Notes salve available from druggists and mentions Tribune office for wedding invitations and announcements.
Asa Sterling received a demand for $1,000 from Mrs. Frank Geiger who also asked for cash at once. He declines, noting no prior contact or business ties. Geiger remains jailed in Ogalalla as an accomplice in the Wally Mann murder case. A description of John Harry Dale Smith is published with a $200 reward offer. Smith is a Canadian born, illiterate Orangeman, 5 feet 1 inch, 157 pounds, light gray hair, has a sister in Ontario, five brothers, once lived in New York towns, and is described as a heavy drinker prone to chatting with strangers.
A local Elks social session filled the club rooms Thursday night with tobacco smoke and lively entertainment. Eaton lodge members arrived in force, bringing their entertainers and providing music, songs, stories, and refreshments. Both visitors and members enjoyed a fraternal, enjoyable gathering.
Neighbors reported a blaze on Ninth Street and Fourteenth Avenue prompting the fire department to respond. The incident involved a vacant brick cottage once owned by Henry Williams where Dr. Wood later explained a hot water system overheated, filling the home with steam, not fire. The false alarm, the first run from the new headquarters, ended when crews breached the roof and confirmed no fire.
Mr. Chapman vice president of the Burlington Interurban Railroad stated that grading on the line would begin next month, making it appear that Greeley would gain two new railroad lines with this project already assured.
An advertisement claims headache stems from stomach disorder and offers Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure with a free sample at any drug store for trial.
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