Unusual Bone Wiring Heals Stenographer in Windsor
John Anderson a Chicago native on vacation in Colorado underwent a rare operation after his leg broke jumping an irrigating ditch. Surgeons wired the bone ends in Fort Collins after initial failure at Windsor Hospital and he is reportedly recovering well. A separate notice advertises desert claim land 1% miles from station ready for farming, offered at low price via Box 8 or Red 1031, Greeley.
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Windsor
John Anderson
Chicago
Colorado
Anderson
Fort Collins
New Windsor Hospital
Greeley
Tribune critique cites Crucial Events column and local promises
Letter from Geo J Spear praises Satiricus article in the Tribune on November 13 as important to city and county. He mentions Senator Clayton and franchise issues, recalling Home Electric Light Company promises to the city council. Evans reports poles arrived for electric heat system and rapid electrification of public buildings and homes amid upheaval.
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the Tribune
Satiricus
Ly Tribune
Theople
Ty Council
Clayton
Tribune
Greeley
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern
Geo. J. Spear
Evans _ Evans
Evans
Cactus
Heatchell
Camnitser & Lucas
Fellow countrymen fund sick Japanese man on voyage home
Fellow Japanese peers collected nearly 150 to help K Vahama, a penniless tubercular youth who attempted suicide on a Quincy to Leyden path last Friday. He leaves for Denver then San Francisco and Japan to be with his parents, after years in America seeking relief from consumption. Despite support from his Tokian family, his health failed and he prepared to travel back to die.
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K. Vahama
Greeley
Eaton
Yahama
Denver
San Francisco
Japan
America
Greeley Court Funds Put Toward Road Rights of Way
The Denver Laramie and Northwestern Railway places 92500 in Greeley district court to secure rights of way for J C Wylie S J Peery and 31000 for L D Hillyer in the Fifth Ave and Eighteenth St area. Construction progresses with two miles of track laid daily. Grading nears Miliken as work continues and stock is en route to the state.
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Greeley District Court
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern
J. C. Wylie
S. J. Peery
Fifth Avenue
Eighteenth Street
L. D. Hillyer
Gree
Greeley
Milliken
Parm Costing Nothing Is Sold For Good Sum
Marcus Beadle a Grand Army man of Ault disposed of a farm that cost him nothing for 10000 dollars. He leased 80 acres of school land near Ault twelve years ago and traded it for 160 acres with water access on which he has now sold the property.
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Marcus Beadle
Ault
Beadle
Cattle Drift Into Ault After Severe Prairie Storm
Ault reports an unusually severe storm driving range cattle from north and east prairie districts. Cattle moved through Olive Branch Wyatt Collins and Ault areas all day and two days, creating a nuisance as they raid haystacks and must be watched to prevent damage.
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Ault
Owl Creek
Olive Branch
Wyatt
Collins
Armstrong will case set for district court hearing
The Samuel Armstrong will case moves to district court for a hearing. Nettle L. Knapp, niece, and her brother Robert Knapp will be summoned. The will valued at about 50 000 dollars left Weld county farm and other property to the niece, claimed due to her remaining unmarried to care for Armstrong's aged sister.
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Samuel Armstrong
Nettle L. Knapp
Weld County
Robert Knapp
Armstrong
First aid for burns with Chamberlain's Salve
Guidance for treating burns and scalds at home. Chamberlain's Salve applied on a soft cloth relieves pain quickly and promotes healing without scarring in non serious injuries. Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Agricultural congress to unite Colorado farmers in Fort Collins
Fort Collins will host the Agricultural Congress on January 6 and 7 1910 called by the state board of agriculture. Delegates will be appointed by the governor county commissioners granges farmers unions and various associations to elect an advisory committee and coordinate united action for farming interests. The event coincides with the annual farmers short course at the Agricultural College with open lectures and demonstrations.
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Fort Collins
Apne Agricultural Congress
Colorado
State Board of Agriculture
A. A. Edwards
Board of County Commissioners
Colorado State Grange
Farmers’ Industrial Union
Colorado Cattle and Horse Growers’ Association
Melon Growers’ Association
Bee Keepers
Colorado Seed Breeders’ Association
Dairy Association
Western National Stock Show Association
Western Slope Stock Growers’ Association
Denver
Pueblo
Agricultural College
Mr and Mrs J Stone Visited Greeley from LaSalle
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stone of LaSalle were in Greeley Tuesday for a brief visit and local errands.
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Mrs. J. Stone of
LaSalle
Greeley
Box Social a Hit at Plainview School House
A box social at the Plainview school house attracted a good crowd Saturday night and cleared 17 dollars. A weekly literary society will meet during winter. Primary children performed The Pilgrims and The Colonial Children enacted by Emil Tunnell and others. Music and recitations followed by many students including Charles Shannon and Ruth Aldrich.
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Plainview
Mise Griffith
Emil Tunnell
Eugene Aldrich
Opal Ellis
Evelyn Stone
Delphine Aldrich
Charles Shannon
Lester Edwards
Ruth Aldrich
Willie Spencer
Kenneth Aldrich
Emma Shannon
Laura Edwards
Fred Shannon
Ellen Tunnel
Lillian Shannon
Mac Spencer
Elmer Smart
Potato Inspection Move Aims to Restore Market Trust
FE R Bliss reports Farmers' Club and dealers adopting an inspector system to improve sorting of potatoes. The plan requires dealers to accept only properly sorted stock, with growers re-sorting rejected lots and potential special sales or commissions for poor quality. The effort seeks to raise district reputation and prevent market losses to better-sorted competitors.
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Tribune
Farmers’ Institute
Farmers’ Club
C. F. Mason
FE. R. Bliss
Interesting course of lectures at Normal
Rev. C. A. Petty begins a course of lectures at 3 o clock Tuesday afternoon in Normal chapel on Intelligent Bible Study. The daily sessions continue through the week at the same time unless announced. Topics include History Literature and Foreign Influence During the Seventh Century Among the Hebrews Deuteronomy Jeremiah How We Got Our New Testament Jesus His Bible and Interpreter Jesus His Titles and Messages
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C. A. Petty
Jeremiah
Jesus
Greeley Bowlers to Meet Port Collins Aggregation
Extraordinary scores at Brunswick alleys draw interest in weekly prize for top scores. Oscar Lofgren led last week with 279, followed by J Norris at 264. A five man team will be formed this week for a match against Fort Collins.
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Greeley
Port Collins
Brunswick
Oscar Lofgren
J. Norris
Fort Collins
Legal Tilt Goes Against Northern Colorado Railroad Officials
A district court granted a temporary injunction against Northern Colorado Railroad officials Friday, hindering stock disposal and officer actions. Plaintiffs seek permanent dissolution and liquidation to stockholders or a court appointed receiver to close operations. Attorneys led by Charles Southard represent prominent city figures asserting the company is twenty two years old but unbuilt as required by law. Rumors allege officials tried to sell stock on technical grounds due to unpaid assessments, fueling the dispute.
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Northern Road
Northern Colorado Railroad Company
Charles Southard
George J. Spear
Inspector Ends Potato Quality Debate in Colorado
The creation of a potato inspector’s office is hailed as a solution to the Greeley Idaho potato dispute. Farmers and commission men say Idaho stock is carefully sorted and top quality, while some Greeley producers mix second-rate potatoes with top stock. The move aims to preserve Greeley’s once unrivaled reputation by preventing inferior lots from being sold as first class.
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Greeley
Idaho
Methodist Minister Praises Chamberlain's Diarrhoea Remedy
Rev. J. D. Knapp of Miles Grove Pa endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy citing years of use and satisfaction. He purchased a bottle from druggist R R Brooks and offers praise whenever possible. Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
R. R. Brooks
J. D. Knapp
Miles Grove
Two Deaths Strike Family After Funeral Visit
In Rock Valley Iowa last week Dr B K Ellis funer al, his sister Mrs Mary Cornell of Fostoria Iowa accompanied Dr Ellis widow to Greeley to help return to Iowa for a permanent home. A few hours after arriving Mrs Cornell learned her youngest son, 20, had died of heart trouble in Minnesota. Mrs Cornell rushed home while Mrs Ellis plans to follow. Dr Ellis and his wife were well known in the city and friends sent sympathy messages.
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B. K. Ellis
Rock Valley
Mary Cornell
Fostoria
Minnesota
Cornell
Ellis
Dr. Ellis
Thompson Clothing Co Stock Taken Over by Denver Banker
Stockholders on Ninth Street transfer control to C. T. Kinney of Denver to handle disposition rather than seek bankruptcy. Kinney leads the Denver Credit Men’s Association. E. W. Thompson says the firm burdened itself with unsellable stock but creditors may be paid in full.
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Thompson Clothing Company
Ninth Street
C. T
Ranch At Severance Sold For Large Price
Bruce G. Eaton and Rebecca J. Eaton sold 125 acres near Severance to James A. Whitmore for 14000 dollars. The transaction included all farm property except the townsite and the sugar railroad right of way.
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Severance
Bruce G. Eaton
Rebecca J. Eaton
James A. Whitmore
Croup Cured and a Child's Life Saved Testimony
Mrs. A. Coy Jr. of San Antonio states her three year old son Andrew survived a severe croup attack after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She credits the remedy with saving his life and notes its long trusted history and reliability. available at all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Andrew
Satiricus Reflects on River Channel Changes and Civic Grievances
A reader named Satiricus argues against channel changes and large public works driven by private interests. He criticizes a fifteen thousand dollar bridge project and rail corridor plans, warns about high water flooding, and urges skepticism toward council and county actions.
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the Tribune
Camp
Eleventh Avenue
Seventh Avenue
Court House
Tribune
Brother Spear
Brother Speer
Legislative Assembly
Satiricus
Congregational Church Serves Cafeteria Supper
Mrs. C. Faulkner led twenty ladies in serving a church supper Tuesday evening in cafeteria style. The event was reported a success in every way and drew strong parish participation.
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Pullman
Grand Canyon of Arizona
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J. P. Hall
A. T
S. F. Ry
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Union Pacific
J. C. Ferguson
G. A. Union Pacific Co
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